The Ministry of Culture and Tourism reminds travelers to pay attention to safety during the Dragon Boat Festival, flood season, and summer vacation

On June 5, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued a travel advisory, reminding tourists to pay close attention to weather changes and various safety risks when traveling during the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, the flood season, and the summer vacation period. The advisory noted that China has now fully entered the flood season, with the risks of extreme weather and geological disasters on the rise. Before traveling, tourists should promptly check weather and geological disaster warning information for their destination and along the route, and learn about the opening status of scenic areas. If necessary, they should adjust their itinerary and avoid going to undeveloped, unopened areas lacking safety protection. For the peak summer travel season, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism recommends preparing for heatstroke prevention, lightning protection, and rain protection, arranging outdoor activities reasonably, and paying attention to hydration, mosquito prevention, and fire prevention. At the same time, tourists traveling abroad should pay attention to the safety situation at their destination, avoid highrisk areas, and remain rational when choosing travel agencies and tourism products, being wary of