The old Hong Kong Travel Agency Kangtai Travel Agency is conducting the liquidation process. The Director of the Hong Kong Cultural and Sports and Tourism Administration Yang Runxiong said on Saturday (29th) that he was unfortunately unable to continue operations about Kangtai Travel Agency.He also said that the "0+3" entry measures will be limited to the tourism industry. It is expected that society will work together and take epidemic prevention and anti -epidemic measures. There will be more opportunities to further relax the society in Hong Kong.
According to the Sing Tao Daily, Yang Runxiong interviewed after attending a event that the epidemic industry has caused difficulties in the tourism industry.Other support, he said that the government has provided more than 3.8 billion yuan (Hong Kong dollars, about S $ 680 million) for more than two years.Recent tourism encouragement plans also hope to continue to support Hong Kong's tourism industry.
Yang Runxiong acknowledged that the "0+3" entry measures have limited help to the tourism industry, resulting in restrictions on "entry tour".He hopes that society will work together and take a good measure to prevent epidemic prevention and resistance at an early date. There will be more opportunities to further relax, so that Hong Kong society is restarted.
In addition, Yang Runxiong also said in the radio program that the government's anemine to "0+3" is to hope that society and economy can be restored as soon as possible.The official will consider other epidemic prevention measures according to the actual situation of the epidemic and scientific data.
After the tourist industry recommends that passengers arrive, even those holding yellow codes can enter the designated restaurants and attractions in a "group entering the group". Yang Runxiong said that he had discussed with the industry.How to arrange travel groups to attractions without affecting other people, and reducing contact with others without led to the spread of the epidemic, it still needs to be discussed.
