Starting from April 1, Changzhou will reopen outdoor scenic spots to visitors on a step-by-step basis, according to the Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism.

To boost the recovery of tourism, Xinbei district's China Dinosaur Park, Wujin district's Joyland Amusement Park and Yancheng Chunqiu Amusement Land, Jintan district's Oriental Saltlake Resort, Maoshan Forest World and Jardin Admirable Tourist Resort, and other scenic areas in Changzhou are rolling out preferential tourism policies.

The reopened scenic spots are required to take strict precautions for epidemic control, allowing up to 50 percent capacity to ensure social distancing. Tourists are requested to follow the protocols such as wearing masks, taking temperature checks, and showing their codes for health and travel history declaration.

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