China News Service, Guangzhou, April 18 (Ji Dong) On the 18th, at the 82nd outbreak prevention and control press conference in Guangzhou, Ke Xiandong, deputy director of the Guangzhou Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism, introduced that according to the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and National Health Commission The "Notice on Doing a Good Job of Prevention and Control of Outbreaks in Tourism Scenic Spots and Safe and Orderly Opening" (hereinafter referred to as the "Notice") and the spirit of the notice forwarded by the Guangdong Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and the Guangdong Health and Health Commission about "tourism prevention and control period, tourism The scenic area is only open to the outdoor area, and the internal space is temporarily closed; the tourist area shall not receive more than 30% of the approved maximum load. "Guangzhou ’s tourist areas and museum areas have been suspended from opening indoor places on April 17.
According to reports, Guangzhou has resumed the opening of 48 A-level tourist attractions and key scenic spots. At present, 2 A-level scenic spots have been closed again (Guangdong Science Center, Yonghua Art Museum); the remaining Guangzhou Tower, Guangzhou Rongchuang Cultural Tourism City 46 scenic spots including (Snow World and Sports World) and Grand View Plaza will be completely or partially closed (indoor places). Among them, there are 13 museums belonging to A-level scenic spots, including the Guangzhou Museum, the Western Han Dynasty Nanyuewang Museum, etc., which have also been completely or partially closed (indoor places).
Ke Xiandong said that the outdoor areas of Guangzhou's A-level scenic spots, non-scenic museums, star hotels, libraries, cultural centers and other cultural and tourist venues will be further implemented in accordance with various guidelines for reinstatement and reinstatement under strict implementation of various prevention and control measures. Continue to maintain limited and stable opening to meet the needs of the general public tourists. Actively use "cloud browsing", "cloud watching exhibitions" and other technical means to promote civilized tourism, cultivate new formats such as online tourism and digital cultural blogs, create diversified value-added service products, and cultivate new models such as networks and smart consumption in the cultural tourism field. Promote the long-term and healthy development of the cultural travel industry. (Finish)