What impact will cross-provincial team tourism have on the recovered epidemic situation?

In late July, several provinces issued notices to resume cross-provincial team tourism, but the population should be controlled. This incident will definitely have a lot of impact on the epidemic and our lives.

First, it is easy to spread and spread the epidemic. Inter-provincial tourism involves fellow tourists and people on trains or planes, so inter-provincial tourism may expose some people carrying the virus to more people, thus causing wider spread. At the same time, group travel requires many people to eat and live together, which will also increase the number of close contacts. Of course, these problems can be avoided as long as all localities do a good job in epidemic prevention and control.

Second, from a more serious situation, it may lead to another outbreak of the epidemic. We can't completely avoid the possibility of another outbreak, especially when the situation of foreign epidemics is still very serious and the domestic epidemic is likely to deteriorate again. In cross-provincial tourism, if we don't carefully examine the tourists' experience, it may lead to the spread of imported cases nationwide. Therefore, I think cross-provincial team tourism is likely to worsen the domestic epidemic.

Thirdly, on the positive side, cross-provincial team tours really make our holiday life no longer monotonous. After a long period of home isolation or home protection, people are generally tired of this kind of life. Inter-provincial team tourism can make people's lives more colorful, let people bid farewell to the epidemic temporarily and relax.

Fourth, it can also bring income to the scenic spots affected by the epidemic, promote the development of surrounding industries and put people's lives on the right track. Due to the epidemic, many scenic spots were forced to close, and some shops even closed down. After the recovery of inter-provincial team tourism, it can bring a large number of tourists to these scenic spots, restore the income of scenic spots, promote the development of surrounding shops and related industries, and reduce the economic losses caused by the epidemic.

To sum up, after the recovery of cross-provincial team tourism, it will definitely have some adverse effects on the epidemic. But as long as the relevant departments and tourism teams strictly manage, I think these problems can be avoided.