In the past few years since the outbreak, the tourism industry has shrunk significantly, and employees in the tourism industry have been unable to survive alone.

For tourism practitioners, how to survive and survive has become the biggest problem facing them now.

For this reason, some people do live broadcasts, sell specialties, deliver food, ride online taxis, and even go to construction sites. Those in the tourism industry who have no job to do have turned to industries they think can make money.

Deserted Ancient Street So what are the side businesses that can be derived from the tourism industry?

Can you use your industry advantages to develop a side job that suits you?

Below I will make some summaries based on my own understanding, hoping to give some inspiration to people in the tourism industry who are in trouble: 1. Sell local specialty products based on the resources and advantages of your own tourism industry. As practitioners in the tourism industry, many people have accumulated

I have gained a lot of local resources and contacts.

I know the proprietress of a local travel agency. During the epidemic, the number of travel orders was greatly affected.

But "if the east is not bright, the west is bright." During the epidemic, she formed a WeChat group for sharing good things. Every day she posted some links to local specialties, purchasing products, etc. in the group. Everyone relied on the boss's trust in the boss's wife and the reputation of the products, and the boss's live broadcast

The shopping group for good things is doing well.

In this way, her travel agency has evolved into a small warehouse. After placing an order, customers can go directly to their store to pick up the goods if they need to pick them up. She does not need to close the travel agency, but she can also make a sideline income to survive.

2. In the live broadcast industry, take photos of travel routes and introduce the scenery of various places to the outside world.

The live broadcasting industry is still a popular industry. Many people have started live broadcasting, and people in the tourism industry are no exception.

On major video platforms, tour guides will choose a certain scenic spot, walk the route themselves, and introduce the scenery of their area to the outside world.

In the current live streaming industry, there are still many people working in the tourism sub-field.

Even if I can't go out to travel during the epidemic, I still yearn for it when I see the videos and live broadcasts posted by tourists.

The purpose of the live broadcast at the beginning was not to make money, but to increase one's reputation so as to receive more tourists in the future. Some fans were attracted by the video and would get in touch with the video blogger to further promote future opportunities.

3. In addition, short-distance travel, travel around the city, local leisure, camping, etc. are also good side businesses related to the tourism industry.

Every crisis is accompanied by new changes and opportunities. Before the epidemic, tourists were keen to travel abroad and travel across provinces; after the epidemic, tourists’ travel patterns have undergone fundamental changes, and long-distance “tours” lasting more than a week are often replaced.

Split into several two- or three-day "outings", "micro vacations" such as weekend trips and peripheral tours are becoming a new growth point in the tourism consumption market.

Especially after many areas across the country were put under lockdown, taking advantage of the great spring weather, traveling around the city and camping locally have become popular among many young people.

The epidemic has affected long-distance travel at home and abroad. On the other hand, it has also significantly promoted the upgrade of tourism consumption, making consumption in the past two years show a new trend of high quality and emphasis on experience.

Therefore, for any industry, we cannot develop from a traditional perspective, but must find opportunities anew in crises.