12 scenic spots in Qingdao are free for all tourists

Recently, various places have introduced tourism-related preferential policies. In order to promote economic development in various places, they have tried their best. The Qingdao Municipal Culture and Tourism Bureau also released the latest discount announcement for scenic spots. Starting from August 1, 2008, 12 famous scenic spots in Qingdao will be open to people across the country for free. The details are as follows.

Announcement content

In accordance with the spirit of the Provincial Development and Reform Commission and the Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism's "Notice on Reducing Ticket Prices for State-owned Scenic Areas in the Province" (Lufa Reform No. 937), in order to in-depth To implement a series of decisions and arrangements that coordinate epidemic prevention and control and economic and social development, accelerate the recovery of tourism, and vigorously stimulate tourism consumption, with the approval of the municipal government, from August 1, 2008 to December 31, 2008, 12 cities in our city The state-owned government-priced A-level tourist attractions are open to domestic and foreign countries. This free ticket *** includes 12 state-owned scenic spots (spots): Laoshan Scenic Area, Xiao Qingdao, Xiaoyu Mountain, Qingdao Aquarium, Olympic Sailing Museum, Dazhu Mountain Scenic Area, Langya Mountain Scenic Area, Zhushan National Forest Park, Qingdao German Governor's Former Site Museum (Guest House), Signal Mountain Park, Qingdao World War I Heritage Park, and Heshan Scenic Area. The list of ticket-free tourist attractions, reservation methods and telephone numbers will be announced on the official website of Qingdao Municipal Culture and Tourism Bureau, Weibo, WeChat, the official website of scenic spots and news media. Tourists who are interested in traveling please pay attention in time.

List of free scenic spots

Notes

1. The scope of implementation of this free admission policy. Previously, after several rounds of measures to promote free opening of state-owned scenic spots, our city has 26 state-owned scenic spots open to the public free of charge. This time, 12 state-owned A-level tourist attractions are subject to government pricing at the municipal and district levels. Scenic spots outside this range still implement the original charging policy.

Second, this free ticket policy is limited to large tickets for scenic spots and does not include the cost of other sightseeing items and service facilities in the scenic spots. Some religious sites are not free. For example, only the entrance to Laoshan is free, but there are still charges for Taiqing Palace, bicycles, and cableways in the scenic area.

Third, please make an appointment in advance before traveling. In accordance with the overall requirements of "limited quantities, reservations, and peak staggering", each tourist attraction will strictly implement the 50% maximum carrying capacity. When the number of tourists in the scenic area reaches 45% of the usual maximum capacity, the scenic area will issue an early warning. When reaching 50% of the maximum carrying capacity, the scenic spot will stop tourists from entering the park, divert tourists, and prevent tourists from gathering. Free admission does not mean you can enter the scenic spot at will, but you still need to use the reservation code to pass the scenic spot's access control system. Visitors are advised to plan their travel route properly before traveling and remember to “make a reservation before traveling”. Visitors without a reservation must not go blindly to avoid being unable to enter the park and affecting your travel experience. At the same time, pay attention to the parking facilities around the scenic area in advance to avoid road congestion caused by being unable to park.

Fourth, we must pay attention to epidemic prevention and control. When entering the scenic area, please wear a mask, show your electronic health code, and actively cooperate with the scenic area staff to carry out entrance health inspections, tourist diversion control and other epidemic prevention and control work. When visiting the park, please consciously maintain public order, queue at a safe distance, do not spit, litter, or smoke in non-smoking places, and travel in a civilized, healthy, and green way.