Recently, the development of the epidemic in some popular tourist cities has touched people's hearts.
The test of social epidemic prevention and the resettlement of stranded tourists have attracted much attention.
Summer is the traditional tourist season.
Not long ago, the "hard to find a room" in Sanya, Hainan and the "crying" of Duku Highway in Xinjiang resonated with netizens, reflecting that the enthusiasm for travel that was suppressed due to the epidemic is accelerating.
This is not only a manifestation of the huge consumption potential of my country's tourism market, but also the result of the effective prevention and control of the epidemic in various places in the early stage.
However, the tourism market continues to pick up, which objectively increases the difficulty of epidemic prevention and control.
At present, although many cities have established a relatively systematic epidemic prevention mechanism and accumulated certain experience in the normalization of epidemic prevention and control, many cities are still stretched in emergency response measures in the face of large-scale sudden epidemics.
Especially in some hot tourist cities, the mobility of people is relatively large, and the risk of gathering should not be underestimated. Not only do we have to deal with the challenges of daily social epidemic prevention, but also face the pressure of properly arranging stranded tourists and preventing the spillover of the epidemic.
This means that in the event of an epidemic, the local area needs to devote more energy to the placement of tourists, nucleic acid testing, information tracing, and even cross-provincial resource allocation. Any decision may be viewed under a "magnifying glass". A major test of governance capacity.
Therefore, the more the tourism industry is in full swing, the more it is necessary to strengthen the awareness of preparing for a rainy day and preparing for danger in times of safety.
Compared with ordinary cities, tourist cities need to improve emergency plans and enhance emergency response capabilities. They should increase investment in nucleic acid testing, epidemiological investigations, construction of isolation points, medical and emergency supplies reserves, etc. The level of tourism development and the carrying scale match.
In particular, it is necessary to actively respond to the reasonable demands of tourists, help them solve practical difficulties, and give tourists more sense of security and meticulous care.
At present, Sanya has set up a special class for tourist return services, formulated a specific implementation plan for transshipment, assessed and judged the risk of infection and transmission of stranded tourists, and arranged return trips in an orderly manner for stranded tourists who meet the epidemic prevention conditions. Some tourists have returned home safely.
Arranging the return of tourists in an orderly manner, rather than "one-off", is in line with the precise and scientific concept of epidemic prevention, which is conducive to safeguarding the rights and interests of tourists, and is also conducive to the long-term development of a local tourism industry.
Such institutional arrangements can be used as a reference for other tourist cities.
With the current epidemic situation still relatively complicated, for any tourist city, today's peace does not mean tomorrow's peace.
Only by paying close attention to the guidelines and policies for epidemic prevention and control determined by the central government, taking precautions, considering everything one step earlier, thinking deeply, and improving the "pre-front" solutions for each link, can the tourist experience, epidemic prevention safety and tourism recovery be realized. win-win.