It's been three years since the epidemic. How long has it been since you traveled?

I believe that many people have not traveled for many years, and the epidemic has also caused many tourist attractions to suspend business or close.

After the outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic, because the COVID-19 epidemic directly hit the tourism industry, many tourism practitioners had to choose to change careers. For ordinary people, some people have the habit of traveling regularly. Because of the epidemic in COVID-19, many people can't travel far, and people are very much looking forward to the COVID-19 epidemic leaving as soon as possible.

Many people have not traveled for many years.

This is a very realistic problem, because the epidemic situation in COVID-19 is complicated in many countries and regions. For outbound tourism, the COVID-19 epidemic directly led to the overall shelving of outbound tourism. In terms of domestic tourism, due to the temporary closure of many domestic tourist attractions, some areas rebounded, and the COVID-19 epidemic led to a sharp drop in the flow of people in many scenic spots.

I don't think it is necessary to travel during the epidemic.

Personally, the COVID-19 epidemic has really affected many people's daily lives, so we can't travel at will. But for the safety of our lives, we need to strictly guard against the COVID-19 epidemic, and there is no need to gather in tourist attractions. Since the beginning of the new customs epidemic, many people have not officially traveled. Although this will make everyone feel sorry, we need to effectively avoid the spread of the COVID-19 epidemic, and we also need to make corresponding contributions to the prevention and control of the COVID-19 epidemic.

Tourism recovery needs to wait until the epidemic is over.

Whether it is domestic tourism or outbound tourism, to fully recover the tourism industry, we must wait for the complete end of the COVID-19 epidemic. Because COVID-19 itself will mutate, and the mutated COVID-19 epidemic will have some concealment. If we want to effectively prevent and control the COVID-19 epidemic, we need to actively reduce cross-regional mobility, and there is no need to increase the burden of epidemic prevention and control.