What is the policy for veterans to travel?

Ex-servicemen enjoy preferential treatment in public service institutions and places with preferential cards, enjoy priority registration service in hospitals, and enjoy priority service in public service institutions and places such as railways, highways, tourist attractions, museums, memorial halls, open cultural relics protection units, and citizen service centers. In addition, parks, scenic spots, museums, memorial halls, cultural relics protection units and other places funded by the government can be exempted from tickets or concessions.

1. What are the characteristics of tourism?

(1) Tourism resources are widely distributed in the region.

(2) Tourism resources have strong regionality.

(3) Tourism resources are immovable.

(4) Tourism resources are sustainable.

(5) Tourism resources generally have certain cultural attributes.

2. Is it free to travel to the scenic spot with a veteran's card?

1. Servicemen have priority to buy tickets for trains, ships, long-distance buses and civil aviation flights operating in China with valid certificates and disabled soldiers with People's Republic of China (PRC) disabled soldiers Certificate; Disabled soldiers enjoys a discount of 50% off the normal fare.

2. Servicemen enjoy preferential treatment by taking local buses, trams and rail vehicles with valid certificates, and the specific measures shall be formulated by the relevant city people's governments. Disabled soldiers is free to take buses, trams and rail transit in the city with disabled soldiers Certificate.

3 servicemen and disabled soldiers enjoy preferential treatment when visiting parks, museums and places of interest with valid certificates. Specific measures shall be formulated by the local people's governments at or above the county level where parks, museums and places of historical interest are located.

3. What are the national free scenic spots for veterans?

Guangyue building 1

2. Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village

3. Jiulian Mountain

4. Qi Huangdi Village

5. Hanging Temple

Legal basis:

retired soldier resettlement ordinance

Article 4 The whole society should respect and give preferential treatment to retired soldiers and support the resettlement of retired soldiers. State organs, social organizations, enterprises and institutions have the obligation to receive and resettle retired soldiers. When recruiting or hiring staff, priority should be given to recruiting and hiring retired soldiers under the same conditions. Retired soldiers who apply for positions in civil servants and institutions, their active service experience in the army is regarded as grassroots work experience. Units that receive and resettle retired soldiers enjoy preferential policies in accordance with state regulations.