On January 8, policies and measures for optimizing immigration management were officially implemented after novel coronavirus was infected with "Class B and Class B". In accordance with the international epidemic situation and the ability to provide services in all aspects, and in line with the principle of pilot first, China has orderly resumed outbound tourism for Chinese citizens. The global tourism market responded warmly to this and actively welcomed Chinese tourists. The international community generally believes that China's optimization and adjustment of epidemic prevention and control measures, simplification of entry and exit procedures, and restart of outbound tourism are conducive to boosting the development of global tourism, stimulating economic recovery, and adding more vitality to promoting Sino foreign exchanges and people to people exchanges. Many countries warmly welcome Chinese tourists to visit the scenery along the Nile River by boat, explore the mysterious ancient Egypt in the pyramids, and feel the breath of life in the Hariri market, the old city of Cairo... Rabib, the general manager of the Egyptian Spring Tour Travel Agency, introduced to the reporter the favorite tourism projects of Chinese tourists. "Egypt opens its arms and warmly welcomes tourists from China, which is very important to promote the recovery of Egypt's tourism industry." Rabib said that tourism is an important economic pillar and a source of foreign exchange income for Egypt. Since the outbreak of the epidemic, Egypt's tourism has been hit hard, and the performance of the travel agency has declined significantly. "China has announced that it will resume Chinese citizens' travel to qualified countries, which gives us hope. Chinese tour guides from travel agencies will resume their posts soon, and we hope that Chinese friends will come to Egypt to visit as soon as possible." According to the data of the United Nations World Tourism Organization, before the outbreak of the epidemic, China was one of the world's major outbound tourism consumers. The optimized and adjusted epidemic prevention policy will have a positive impact on the development of tourism in China and the world. "Before the epidemic, China was the largest source country of outbound tourists in the world, and the number of outbound tourists in 2019 was about 150 million." Steve Saxon, director of McKinsey's Asian tourism business, said in an interview with the media earlier that it was predicted that by the summer of 2023, the proportion of outbound tourists from China would return to about 50% before the epidemic. It is expected that during the Spring Festival this year, overseas tourist destinations will welcome a large number of Chinese tourists going abroad. Ctrip data shows that as of January 5, overseas travel orders for the seven days of the Spring Festival had surged by 540% over the same period last year, and the average order cost had increased by 32% over the same period last year. Among them, the orders for Spring Festival travel to Melbourne, Australia, increased more than 50 times year on year, and the orders for travel to Bangkok, Thailand, increased more than 10 times. "Cambodia welcomes Chinese tourists." Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen said that Cambodia is expected to receive 2 million Chinese tourists this year, which will drive the rapid recovery of Cambodia's economy. China is Thailand's largest tourist source country. The Tourism Administration of Thailand said that the return of Chinese tourists will further boost Thailand's tourism industry. It is estimated that the number of Chinese tourists to Thailand in the first quarter of this year will reach 300000, and the number of Chinese tourists received throughout the year will reach 5 million. According to the website of Singapore's Lianhe Zaobao, China's orderly resumption of outbound tourism by Chinese citizens will encourage Chinese tourists to return to Singapore for sightseeing, boost local consumption and create an estimated retail sales of 2 billion Singapore dollars throughout the year. Statistics from New Zealand Bureau of Statistics shows that in the first week of December 2022, about 1000 Chinese tourists will arrive in New Zealand, a significant increase from three months ago. Nash, Minister of Tourism of New Zealand, said that many tourists look forward to China