Some scenic spots in China have introduced a free ticket policy. Which areas have implemented this policy?

Some scenic spots in China have introduced the policy of free tickets, and many areas have implemented this policy.

just a few days ago, Shandong, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Henan and other places successively issued the policy of free tickets and price reduction in scenic spots. According to the statistics of relevant institutions, more than 5 scenic spots across the country have implemented preferential measures, among which 81 state-owned scenic spots have implemented price reduction measures, and several 5A-level scenic spots have implemented fare concessions of not less than 5% on the original prices. Of course, there are some differences in each region. For example, the preferential price of 57 yuan/person is implemented on non-statutory holidays in Taishan Scenic Area, and the original government price of 115 yuan/person is implemented on statutory holidays. It is worth mentioning that some scenic spots, such as Yungang Grottoes in Shanxi, Pingyao Ancient City and Wutai Mountain Scenic Area, have even implemented the policy of free tickets on weekdays in order to attract tourists. In addition, 5A-level scenic spots such as Datang Furong Garden in Xi 'an, Shaanxi Province, and more than 8% of all kinds of state-owned museums, industry museums and non-state-owned museums in Xi 'an will be open free of charge.

In fact, not long ago, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued the Notice on Promoting Tourism Enterprises to Expand their Resumption of Work. In the Notice, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism clearly stated that travel agencies and online travel enterprises can resume cross-provincial (autonomous regions and municipalities) group travel and "air ticket+hotel" business on the premise of doing a good job in epidemic prevention and control. What do you mean? That is to say, inter-provincial group tours were not allowed before. From the date of publication of the "Notice", the country will gradually resume inter-provincial (autonomous regions and municipalities) group tours. For example, on July 25th, 5 Henan tourists arrived at Mulan Grassland Scenic Spot in Wuhan and started their "Wuhan Tour". In fact, the people's enthusiasm for tourism is still very high. According to a survey conducted by an institution, about 88% of users on a certain tourism platform expressed their willingness to travel across provinces this year, which was much higher than that in the same period of last year. In that year, when traveling across provinces, people still preferred areas with low risks and areas with strong preferential policies.

In fact, the area with the strongest preferential policies for tickets in China is Hubei Province. Since August 8, nearly 4 A-level tourist attractions in Hubei have been opened to national tourists free of charge. The scenic spots in Hubei are free of tickets for tourists both on weekends and during the "Eleventh" Golden Week. The activity will last until the end of 22. Visitors from low-risk areas in the country can enter without tickets after making real-name appointments, taking temperature and scanning health codes. It is worth mentioning that Shanxi Province has also released a message that as long as it is a state-owned A-level scenic spot, tickets are free on weekdays and are valid in the second half of this year. Visitors only need to bring a valid ID card to enter the scenic spot.

of course, in addition to Hubei and Shanxi provinces, there are also many provinces in China that offer free tickets for some scenic spots. For example, Qingdao, Shandong Province proposed that from August 1 to December 31, 22, twelve scenic spots, including Laoshan Scenic Area and Little Qingdao, a seaside scenic spot, will be open to domestic and foreign tourists free of charge.