What are the scenic spots in 222 Feicheng that are free for medical workers in the city?

In this year, Taishan Mountain in Feicheng, Shandong Province, launched the "Free Tour of Scenic Spots for Medical Workers in the City" to pay tribute to the medical workers in the city who are fighting against the epidemic. What are the specific places? For details, see below, and eligible friends go to play! Open free of charge

Scope of implementation

A-level scenic spots that are normally operated in Feicheng. The specific list is as follows: Xiuyun Mountain Scenic Area (AAA), Yunmeng Mountain Scenic Area (AAA), Niu Shan Scenic Area (AAA), Shengjingyu Tourism Resort (AAA) and Mabu Folk Museum (AA). Other normal operating non-fee A-level tourist attractions are open to all tourists free of charge.

implementation time

from September 1, 222 to December 31, 222, including weekends and legal holidays.

specific implementation measures

medical workers in the whole city can visit the scenic spot free of charge with their valid certificates (doctor's license and nurse's license), and each medical worker can take 1-3 people (parents, spouses and children) to visit the scenic spot free of charge. Ticket discount for state-owned scenic spots in Shandong

1. Reduce the first ticket price of state-owned A-level scenic spots

(1) From June 1 to September 3, 222, the first ticket price of state-owned A-level scenic spots in our province will be reduced by at least 5% (except weekends, legal holidays and consecutive holidays). The specific price reduction range is determined by the scenic spot itself within the prescribed scope. The reference price for price reduction of government-guided scenic spots is the highest ticket price stipulated by the development and reform departments at all levels, and the reference price for price reduction of market-adjusted scenic spots is the ticket price implemented on the day when the Notice on Printing and Distributing the List of High-quality Development Policies of "Striving for Stability" in 222 (the third batch) was issued by the provincial government (Lu Zhengfa [222] No.8).

(2) There are 137 scenic spots with reduced prices, including 12 scenic spots with 5A level, such as Taishan Mountain, Qufu "Three Holes", Laoshan Mountain and Taierzhuang Ancient City, 6 scenic spots with 4A level, such as Qianfo Mountain, Qingdao Underwater World and Yuanshan National Forest Park, 6 scenic spots with 3A level and 5 scenic spots with 2A level (see Annex for the list of scenic spots).

Second, increase the preferential treatment for special groups

(1) The scenic spots that implement government-guided price management implement free tickets for the following special groups: First, children under 6 years of age (inclusive) or children under 1.4 meters in height (inclusive), the elderly, and the disabled (including a severely disabled person). The second is active military personnel. Third, the survivors of martyrs, soldiers who died in the line of duty and deceased soldiers (survivors include the spouses, parents or dependents, children of martyrs, soldiers who died in the line of duty and deceased soldiers, and brothers and sisters who bear the obligation to support them). Fourth, retired military cadres and non-commissioned officers (non-commissioned officers). The fifth is fire rescue personnel.

(2) scenic spots and national forest parks with government-guided price management are free of charge for high-level talents (with "Shandong Huicai Card"). The parks invested by the government are free of charge for retired soldiers.

(3) The scenic spots that implement government-guided price management implement half-price tickets for minors aged 6-18 and full-time students with bachelor degree or below.

(4) The scenic spots with market-adjusted prices are free of charge for the elderly over 7 years old and half-price for the elderly under 7 years old.

(5) encourage all localities and scenic spots to implement more flexible, larger and more forms of preferential measures for ticket reduction and exemption according to the characteristics of scenic spots and the actual operation and management, and expand the preferential scope of ticket reduction and exemption for special groups. Unless otherwise stipulated by the state and the province, such provisions shall prevail.