City lifts restrictions on tourist numbers

Hu Min
Shanghai's cultural and tourism authorities have ended the maximum restriction of 75 percent of capacity at A-level tourist attractions as the COVID-19 pandemic wanes. 
Hu Min

Restrictions on the number of visitors to A-level tourist attractions have been lifted, Shanghai’s cultural and tourism authorities announced on Friday. 

A maximum of 75 percent of capacity were imposed as one of the measures to curb the spread of COVID-19. 

It has now been removed as the pandemic wanes. Scenic spots should still keep the number of visitors below their maximum capacity, according to a notice from the Shanghai Administration of Culture and Tourism.

Tourist attractions should impose a reservation system, enhance real-time monitoring of visitor flow, prevent gatherings and conduct emergency drills following the lifting of the restriction, the notice states.

They should also implement a registration mechanism when people purchase tickets so tourist information can be tracked, step up patrols and enhance cleaning and disinfection measures.


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