Important reminder! Regarding travel during the National Day holiday!

The National Day holiday is approaching, and the Ministry of Culture and Tourism reminds tourists to take good personal protection and travel safely and healthily.

1. Arrange your itinerary reasonably.

Learn about the latest epidemic prevention and control policies of the departure and destination places through authoritative channels, consciously abide by the announcements and reminders issued by the local government and relevant departments, and do not travel to medium- and high-risk areas in China. Self-driving and free-travel tourists should take the initiative to undergo nucleic acid testing and scan the code to measure their temperature at each place they arrive. If symptoms such as colds and fever occur, stop touring and seek medical treatment in time.

2. Strengthen personal protection.

Consciously abide by the epidemic prevention and control regulations, wear masks, wash hands frequently, avoid gatherings, ventilate frequently, and develop a good habit of "one-meter line". Keep a distance from other tourists when taking public transportation and visiting the park, and keep a distance between tables and chairs when dining to avoid crowding.

3. Pay attention to travel safety.

Do not carry prohibited dangerous items when taking public transportation, and fasten your seat belt while driving. When traveling by car, you should check the condition of your car, do not drive with a fault, avoid driving while tired or drunk, and drive safely and in a civilized manner.

4. Pay attention to fire safety.

When visiting, strictly abide by the fire safety management regulations. When staying in a hotel, do not lie on the sofa or bed to smoke. When traveling outdoors, pay attention to fire prevention and avoid disasters. Do not smoke, barbecue or use open flames in places where there are a lot of weeds, piles of leaves or other flammable materials, or in places where there are fire prevention warnings.

5. Pay attention to tour safety.

Be cautious when participating in high-risk activities such as high altitude, high speed and adventure activities according to your age, health and mental conditions. Do not go to "wild scenic spots" that are not officially developed and opened to receive tourists and lack safety guarantees, or privately-owned "attractions" that are operated illegally.

Source: Ministry of Culture and Tourism website

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