The May Day holiday in 2024 is approaching, and the Ministry of Culture and Tourism reminds tourists:
1. Enhance awareness of flood season prevention. Some parts of the country have entered the flood season one after another, pay close attention to the weather conditions at the destination and along the way, and adjust the itinerary in time according to the weather conditions. When visiting mountainous areas, river valleys and other areas, it is necessary to be alert to the safety risks caused by natural disasters such as landslides, rockfalls, mudslides, and flash floods.
2. Pay attention to travel safety. When traveling in a motor vehicle or public transport, wear your seatbelt at all times. When taking a sightseeing cruise, wear a life jacket according to the regulations, and refuse to take a sightseeing cruise ship that is not equipped with necessary life-saving equipment. Self-driving tours should put an end to fatigue driving and drunk driving, drive safely and civilly.
3. Arrange the itinerary reasonably. Understand the weather and traffic conditions of the places and destinations in advance, pay attention to the holiday opening of tourist attractions and ticket reservation measures, and reasonably plan the travel route and time. Do not go to undeveloped and unsafe areas. Pay close attention to the safety situation and precautions of outbound travel destinations, and do not go to high-risk areas.
4. Be cautious about participating in high-risk tourism projects. Carefully assess your physical condition and do what you can. When participating in high-altitude, high-speed, water, diving, adventure and other high-risk tourism projects, familiarize yourself with safety tips in advance, follow the guidance of professionals, and do not do actions that may endanger the safety of yourself and others.
5. Be alert to fire risks. When visiting scenic spots, public cultural venues, cultural relics protection units and other places, strictly abide by fire safety management regulations, take the initiative to understand the emergency evacuation route, and follow the guidance and command of the on-site staff in case of emergencies and emergencies. When staying at a hotel, do not lie on the sofa or smoke in the bed. Pay attention to fire prevention and disaster avoidance during outdoor activities.
Sixth, practice civilized travel. Caring for the ecological environment, protecting cultural relics and historic sites, cherishing public facilities, abiding by public order, and respecting the cultural traditions, customs and religious beliefs of the destination. Abide by the rules of the venue, follow the guidance of the staff, and be tolerant and courteous to the waiting caused by traffic congestion and the increase in the flow of people in the scenic spot. Practice the "CD-ROM Action" and try to "go green".
Source: Voice of Cultural Tourism
