At present, the official has not announced the specific preferential subsidy policy for Wuhan catering industry in 2022. However, the catering industry was hit hard during the epidemic, and many local governments have introduced corresponding support policies.

Taking 2021 as an example, Wuhan has formulated a number of supportive policies during the prevention and control of the Xinguang epidemic, including:

1. Reduction and exemption of rents and premises: commercial tenants can reduce or exempt the rents of their commercial premises for a certain period of time, and will be given financial subsidies.

2. Reduction and exemption of water, electricity and gas charges: commercial and service industries and other establishments will be given reductions and exemptions on basic charges for water, electricity and gas during the period from January to June this year. Among them, the catering industry can get up to 50 percent reduction.

3. Holding off on social security fees: Catering enterprises can hold off on social security fees for a specific period of time and at a percentage based on the policy.

4. Issuing living subsidies: For individual practitioners who are more seriously affected by the epidemic, Wuhan has also issued certain living subsidies to help them tide over the difficulties.

It should be noted that these policies are based on the situation at the time, perhaps in 2022 there will be a new policy introduced, the specific policy content is still subject to official announcement.