How much impact will the epidemic have on cross-border tourism?

At present, cross-border tourism is gradually recovering, but due to the influence of epidemic situation and national policies, the speed and scope of recovery may be different. The following are some reasons that may lead to the rapid recovery of cross-border tourism:

Vaccine popularization and epidemic control. With the popularization of vaccines and the control of the epidemic, people's confidence in tourism has gradually recovered, especially cross-border tourism, because many countries have gradually opened their borders and allowed tourists to enter the country after taking measures to control the epidemic.

The backlog and release of tourism demand. Due to the epidemic, many people canceled last year's travel plans, resulting in a backlog of tourism demand. With the gradual relaxation of epidemic control, these demands may be gradually released to promote the recovery of cross-border tourism.

The attraction of cross-border tourism. More and more people choose cross-border tourism, mainly because cross-border tourism can bring different cultures, landscapes, flavors and other experiences. In addition, some countries also attract tourists through preferential policies and visa-free policies, further enhancing the attractiveness of cross-border tourism.

Application of digital technology. With the development of digital technology, the convenience and operability of cross-border tourism have been improved. For example, digital visa, online booking, self-help tour guide and other technologies can help tourists plan and enjoy their travel more conveniently and freely.

To sum up, cross-border tourism is gradually recovering and is expected to become an important growth point in the future tourism market.