Infinite Mainland Brigade was accused of disturbing the Hong Kong Government: Research

(Hong Kong News) There is a low -quality mainland tourist group accused of disturbing the people in Hong Kong, and chaos such as forced shopping.The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government stated that it has begun to study solutions.

According to Sing Tao Daily, some members reported that the low -quality mainland tour groups have recently remembered the current streets of Hong Kong's old districts.Deng Jiabiao, a member of the Legislative Council of the Hong Kong Federation of Industry and Industry, said that the roads such as Tu Gua Bay and other old areas are relatively narrow. As the number of passengers increase in the future, the mooring of tourist bus roads may cause blockage and affect residents' lives.

Deng Jiabiao said that inferior tour groups often have "forced shopping" to damage the image of Hong Kong's tourism industry.He hopes that the Hong Kong Government and relevant mainland departments will cooperate to crack down on inferior tourism groups.

Cheng Ding, Director -General of the Hong Kong Tourism Development Bureau, responded on Saturday, Saturday (March 25), said that the arrangement of related tour groups not only brings bad experiences to passengers, but also disturb the people.These tour groups also caused contradictions between Hong Kong residents and mainland tourists, "not a good thing for Hong Kong."He said that the Hong Kong Government is very concerned about this issue and has begun to study follow -up measures.

Hong Kong and mainland China have been fully cleared on February 6 this year after being closed for three years due to crown disease.After that, the travelers visiting Hong Kong experienced upstate.

On the other hand, Cheng Dingyi said that after the resumption of customs clearance in Hong Kong, the tourism industry recovered well. Mainland passengers who entered the country last week returned to 40 % of the first level of the epidemic.However, he also mentioned that there is still a problem in Hong Kong's tourism industry. Travel agencies, tour guides and drivers and other positions have a vacancy rate of three points.