How to prevent and control tourism safety risks in disastrous weather?

Local tourism management departments should, in accordance with the requirements of "safety must be in charge of industry, business, production and operation", urge travel agencies, A-level tourist attractions, drifting enterprises and star-rated hotels (hereinafter referred to as travel-related enterprises) to strictly implement the main responsibility of production safety, guide and improve emergency plans and coordination and linkage mechanisms, and make emergency preparations for disastrous weather; It is necessary to strengthen communication and consultation with meteorological departments, grasp and forward the forecast and early warning information of disastrous weather in a timely manner, and jointly issue the tourism risk early warning of disastrous weather when necessary. If extreme weather may affect the safety of tourists, it is necessary to urge tourism-related enterprises to take preventive measures in time to curb safety accidents. It is necessary to promote the investigation of meteorological disasters and hidden dangers of secondary disasters in A-level tourist attractions, and set warning signs and barrier facilities such as warning slogans, warning lines and enclosures in areas where there are hidden dangers of disastrous weather tourism to prevent natural disasters from causing safety accidents. Meteorological departments at all levels in the event of travel-related meteorological disasters, to timely organize targeted forecasting consultation and regional defense, accurately provide technical support for emergency response and follow-up meteorological support services.

Local tourism management departments and meteorological departments should establish a normalized cooperation mechanism, incorporate meteorological services into the content of tourism security, * * * promote the standardization of tourism meteorological disaster prevention and mitigation, and * * * promote the construction of automatic meteorological monitoring stations and forecasting and early warning information dissemination facilities in tourist attractions with conditions of more than 3 years.