What are the characteristics of the tourism crisis in COVID-19 epidemic?

The epidemic situation in COVID-19 has the following characteristics of tourism crisis:

1, systemic crisis, epidemic situation occurred in Wuhan, and gradually spread to Hubei Province and even the whole country. The impact of this epidemic is not only a region, an industry, but the whole China society. To analyze the crisis caused by this epidemic, we should not simply understand it from a region or an industry, but should analyze and study it from an ecosystem of the whole society. When the country realizes that this is a systematic crisis, it will help to enhance the social governance capacity and control or even eliminate the epidemic faster and better.

2. Industrial crisis. Many cities in Wuhan and Hubei have controlled the spread of the epidemic by closing their cities, which has directly affected the development of many industries, especially the tertiary industry represented by tourism. Tourism formats mainly include scenic spots, travel agencies and hotels. Under the influence of epidemic prevention measures to control floating population and tourists, they closed their doors one after another and had to deal with a large number of refund business, which brought huge losses. However, for the greater interests of the country and the people, such losses are necessary. Out of a sense of responsibility and love, some hotels bravely stood up and provided free accommodation for medical staff fighting the epidemic. Of course, some governments and hospitals bought these hotels later to reduce some losses. On the whole, all kinds of tourism formats have been greatly affected by this epidemic. This crisis has a great impact not only on the first quarter, but also on the second quarter.

3, enterprise crisis, from the micro level, enterprise crisis is realistic. Most enterprises and hotels have almost no income during the golden period of the Spring Festival, and the occupancy rate will be in a downturn in the later period of the epidemic. Hotel rent, utilities, wages, taxes and other expenses have not been interrupted, and the corporate crisis is very realistic.