Centralized quarantine for entering China was canceled, and the search volume of international air tickets increased by more than 8 times

On the evening of December 26, the National Health and Medical Commission issued the “Overall Plan for the Implementation of “Class B and B Controls” for New Coronavirus Infections.” The document optimizes the management of Chinese and foreign personnel exchanges, cancels the nucleic acid testing and centralized isolation of all staff after entry, cancels the “five ones” and passenger load factor restrictions and other international passenger flight control measures. Fliggy told Observer.com that the data showed that less than an hour after the policy was released, the number of searches for international flights on the platform surged by more than 8 times, and the search volume for inbound flights reached its peak in the past three years since the outbreak. According to Tongcheng data, after the news was released, the search volume of international air tickets on the entire platform increased by 850% instantly; the search volume of visas increased by 10 times in an instant. | Related reading (Observer.com)

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If the nucleic acid meets the requirements, entry into China will directly change from the current “5+3” to “0+0”, and the degree of opening up is unprecedented, which means that cross-border business and tourism activities will fully resume.

Many travel experts who haven’t traveled abroad for three years can’t wait to start researching itineraries. In my circle of friends, taking advantage of the Christmas and New Year’s Day holidays, some people have already started traveling abroad.

However, it may take time to recover before the epidemic, because the pace of infection is not consistent, and many cities in China now usher in the peak of the epidemic at different times, and there may be a second wave after the first wave of epidemics passes. At present, the tourism industry may not yet recover, and it may take half a year or even a year to truly return to normal.

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