Can I travel during the Spring Festival? 202 1 can I go home normally during the Spring Festival?

How are you going to spend the Spring Festival this year? Do you choose to travel or stay at home? Its isolation policy in each city is different, so if you want to travel, you should know the isolation information of the corresponding city.

Can I travel during the Spring Festival? It is ok to travel during the Spring Festival this year, but some risky areas are not allowed to go, otherwise they may be isolated. The first thing you need to know is the relevant policies of your city for all the cities you have been to, and you must also know the epidemic situation in the relevant cities in advance.

202 1 can I go home normally during the Spring Festival? Generally speaking, as long as there is no significant increase in the follow-up, you can go home normally, but some risk areas and epidemic areas may not be able to go back.

Where is the moderate risk area?

First of all, the current epidemic situation is concentrated in Beijing, Dalian, Shenyang and Heihe.

Will the city be closed?

Judging from the current news, there is no news that any city will take tough measures to close the city, and on the whole, people who have been to the middle-risk area (note that it is not a large area) within 14 days need to have a nucleic acid report or isolation within the validity period when traveling.

If it is not sealed, is the epidemic prevention standard the same everywhere?

Let's talk about basic standards and what is almost certain to happen. If your city has a medium-risk area, you can travel as long as you are not in the medium-risk area. Of course, I certainly don't advocate going to cities in medium-risk areas. In addition, there will definitely be more calls to stay in the local area during the Spring Festival, but it should not be a hard ban at present. If so, it may be a ban on companies and schools. This requires everyone to check with their own company or school at any time.

Secondly, we should consider the difference between national and local epidemic prevention policies. For example, the current official epidemic prevention standard is that if there is a medium-risk area in a city, people who have been to the medium-risk area will be restricted from traveling, and the large area and city where the medium-risk area is located will not be implicated in theory. For example, even if there is an epidemic in Beijing, Shanghai will not require all tourists from Beijing to Shanghai to provide nucleic acid certificates or direct isolation.

However, epidemic prevention policies in some areas are higher than the basic standards. For example, some time ago, Hubei will require passengers who have been to Chengdu within 14 days to be quarantined. So in essence, it is possible for every place to introduce its own epidemic prevention standards, but the standards will certainly not be lower than the national standards!

By the way, Macao's epidemic prevention standard is that all mainland tourists can enter Macao as long as they have negative nucleic acid certificates within the validity period, but this does not include tourists in medium-risk areas! Moderate risk areas basically need to be isolated 14 days. However, compared with the mainland, Macao's policy update has a certain lag in identifying risk areas. Here, I suggest that as long as you realize that your area has become a medium-risk area, you should consciously cancel your trip to Macau. All tourism information related to Macao will be updated in the official WeChat account issued by Macao Special Administrative Region.

Then at this time, someone will definitely ask, "Then how do I know what is the standard of the place I want to go?" I really can't give a completely accurate answer here, but in general, airlines and hotels all over the world will know. So I suggest that you can confirm with these parties many times before you travel. Cities like Shanghai, Sanya and Beijing generally follow national standards. When there is an epidemic in Shanghai, people from local low-risk areas do not stop going to Beijing, and the same is true when there is an epidemic in Beijing. But the policies in Hubei and Xinjiang may be stricter.

How to face uncertainty The reason why so many people are worried about this problem now is largely because many things are unknown. Let me summarize several possibilities here:

1. If you want to go out again, you will definitely take the risk of not going out, so I suggest booking some hotels with late cancellation dates. Irrevocable free travel packages are not recommended.

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In fact, if you don't want to risk too much trip cancellation, it is still very recommended to play in the province. Every city in every province will have some cultural context, living environment and delicious food that locals have never experienced. Then you can add air tickets/high-speed rail money to find high-end hotels with characteristics in the province for the Spring Festival.

If you are not afraid of adventure or want to stay at home. Naturally, there will be no related concerns.

Finally, in the face of the epidemic, we must face it bravely, calmly respond and obey the arrangement. Don't jump to conclusions about the severity of the epidemic in a certain place too early, causing unnecessary panic. Generally speaking, it takes some time from the appearance of cases to the confirmation of severity, which still depends on the location and number of medium/high risk areas. Everyone should do their own health and epidemic prevention measures.