matters needing attention
（1） Reasonably arrange the itinerary. Advance understanding of the latest epidemic prevention and control policies at the departure and destination, and checking the opening and ticket reservation measures of tourist attractions. Reasonably plan the tourism route and time, closely monitor the destination and weather conditions along the way, especially the warning information of severe weather, and adjust the itinerary in a timely manner according to the weather warning.
（2） Take good personal protective measures. Consciously abide by epidemic prevention and control regulations, wear masks, wash hands frequently, gather less, ventilate frequently, and develop the good habit of "one meter long". When taking transportation or visiting the park, consciously maintain a distance from other tourists and avoid crowds. When coughing or sneezing, be sure to cover it with your elbow or tissue, and do not spit everywhere. When experiencing symptoms such as a cold or fever, one should stop traveling and seek medical attention promptly.
（3） Pay attention to flood season safety. In mountainous areas, river valleys, and other regions, safety risks such as landslides, rockfalls, mudslides, and flash floods should be prevented. Avoid going to areas that do not have the conditions for open reception of tourists, do not swim in unsafe waters, carefully choose water activities such as rowing, drifting, snorkeling, deep diving, etc., and conduct them under the guidance of professionals.
（4） Pay attention to traffic safety. Do not carry prohibited items when taking public transportation, fasten your seat belt while driving, learn in advance about the use of safety hammers and fire extinguishers, as well as the location of emergency doors and windows, and master the correct emergency evacuation methods. Self driving trips should eliminate fatigue driving and drunk driving, control speed, and pay attention to courtesy.
（5） Pay attention to fire safety. Do not smoke or have picnics in areas with abundant wild grass, thriving trees, leaves, or other flammable materials, or in places with fire prevention signs. When checking into a hotel, be aware of evacuation routes, safety exits, and other escape routes. Do not smoke in bed or litter cigarette butts and matches.
（6） Civilized and healthy travel. Actively practice the "Clean Your Plate Campaign", eliminate the habit of eating wild animals indiscriminately, put an end to food waste, and advocate the use of male spoons and chopsticks. Adhere to public order, cherish public facilities, care for natural ecology, do not leave garbage in water sources or seaside areas, and do not take photos of "internet celebrities" recklessly. Team travel should choose travel agencies with legal qualifications, sign standardized travel contracts, and not purchase tourism products that are significantly lower than operating costs.
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