Dragon Boat Festival Travel Tips | Keep Steady Epidemic Prevention and Control, Bear Safety and Civility in Mind
Date : 2022-05-30
1. Arrange your travel itinerary reasonably
Before traveling, tourists should keep track of pandemic developments and updates on medium and high-risk areas, and refrain from travelling to such
regions. Check scenic spot opening arrangements and passenger flow control measures through official channels, especially rules regarding ticket
reservations and time-slot visiting, to properly plan your travel routes and schedules. Keep a close eye on weather conditions at your destination and
along the way, and adjust your itinerary promptly in response to weather warnings.
2. Strengthen personal protection
During trips, strictly abide by pandemic prevention and control regulations. Wear masks, wash hands frequently, avoid crowds, maintain good ventilation
and observe the one-metre social distancing rule to prevent mass gatherings. Cover your mouth and nose with your elbow or tissue when coughing or
sneezing, and do not spit anywhere. If you develop cold, fever or other symptoms, stop your sightseeing immediately and seek medical attention in a
timely manner.
3. Pay attention to flood season safety
When visiting mountainous areas, river valleys and similar zones, stay alert to safety hazards including landslides, falling rocks, mudslides and flash floods.
Do not enter areas that are not open to tourists, and avoid swimming in waters without proper safety guarantees. Choose water-based activities such as
boating, rafting, snorkelling and scuba diving prudently based on your age, physical health and mental state, and only take part in these activities under
the guidance of professional instructors.
4. Travel in a civilised and healthy manner
While travelling, foster awareness of civilised tourism, comply with codes of conduct, protect natural ecosystems, take good care of public facilities and
maintain public order. Embrace the Clear Your Plate Campaign to eliminate food waste, and encourage the use of serving spoons and chopsticks. Do
not pollute water sources, litter plastic bottles, packaging bags, wet wipes or other waste at will, trample on lawns and flower beds, or carve or break
tree branches, so as to promote new trends of civilised travel.



