Will people be more inclined to travel abroad after the epidemic?

With the gradual popularization of global vaccination and the control of epidemic situation, cross-border tourism is expected to resume in the next few months to a year. The following are some factors that may lead to the growth of cross-border tourism:

Yearning for new experiences: With the improvement of people's living standards and income levels, they are more willing to try new travel experiences, including cross-border travel. People are also increasingly keen to discover new cultures, food, music, art and history.

Price concessions brought by the competition between airlines and hotels: The price of cross-border tourism used to be very high, but as the competition between airlines and hotels intensifies, more and more price concessions attract more people to travel overseas.

Visa facilitation: Many countries have adopted visa facilitation policies, which makes it easier to travel to these countries. In addition, some countries have launched online visa application and fast customs clearance projects, making visa and transit more convenient.

Convenient transportation and communication: With the development of Internet and mobile communication technology, cross-border travel becomes easier and more convenient. People can book air tickets, hotels and travel activities anytime and anywhere, and keep in touch with family and friends by using the Internet and mobile communication technology.

To sum up, more and more people choose cross-border tourism because of the improvement of quality of life and income level, the desire for new tourism experience, and the facilitation policies in visa, transportation and communication. Although cross-border tourism has been hit by the epidemic, it may resume in the next few months or a year.