• 1. Domestic tourism policy
• 2. Outbound tourism policy
• 3. Things to note when traveling
• 4. Conclusion

In 2021, the global epidemic continues to rage, and the tourism industry has also suffered a huge impact. However, with the popularization of vaccines and the gradual stabilization of epidemic control in various places, people's demand for tourism has gradually increased. So, has tourism been relaxed? Next, let’s take a look at the latest tourism policies.

1. Domestic Tourism Policy

At present, domestic tourism has basically resumed, but relevant regulations still need to be followed. According to the latest policy, tourists need to provide certificates such as health codes and nucleic acid test reports, and also need to comply with the scenic spot's epidemic prevention measures, such as wearing masks and taking body temperature. In addition, some popular scenic spots require reservations in advance, and tourists need to know relevant information in advance.

For inter-provincial travel, policies vary from place to place. Some provinces have imposed restrictions on foreign tourists, requiring nucleic acid test reports, proof of residence and other proofs. Therefore, tourists need to understand the policies of their destination in advance to avoid unnecessary trouble.

2. Outbound travel policy

For outbound travel, it is still subject to greater limits. According to the latest policy, our country has suspended most outbound travel groups and individual tours. In addition, some countries have imposed restrictions on Chinese tourists, requiring nucleic acid test reports, quarantine and other measures.

If it is indeed necessary to travel abroad, tourists need to understand the destination’s policies in advance and make adequate preparations. In addition, it is recommended to choose a regular travel agency to avoid unnecessary risks.

3. Things to note when traveling

During the travel process, tourists need to pay attention to the following points:

• Comply with the scenic spot’s epidemic prevention measures, wear masks, take body temperature, etc.;
• Understand the destination’s policies in advance to avoid unnecessary trouble;
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• Choose regular travel agencies to avoid unnecessary risks;
• Maintain personal hygiene, wash hands frequently, and do not touch public items;
• Pay attention to food hygiene and avoid food poisoning and other problems.

4. Conclusion

In general, domestic tourism has basically recovered, but Relevant regulations still need to be followed. Outbound travel is still subject to greater restrictions. Therefore, tourists need to understand the policies of their destination in advance to avoid unnecessary trouble. I hope everyone can take preventive measures and protect themselvesown health.

Finally, I would like to remind everyone that safety comes first when going out. I wish everyone a happy journey!