"Online and offline" "online and offline" in Qingdao City Promoting Tree Civilized Tourism New Wind

In order to vigorously cultivate a new fashion of civilized tourism and enhance the literary literacy of citizens, Jimo District has planned and produced a series of public welfare animation short films "You know • Don't forget", and actively guide the general public to strive to be a practitioner of civilized tourism. Through the various forms of "online and offline", the civilized tourism literacy has been continuously improved, and the social fashion of civilized tourism has gradually formed.

The Propaganda Department of Jimo District Party Committee and the District Civilization Office planned and produced the "Do you know • Don't forget" a series of public welfare animation short films. 2. Help the creation of a model city of civilized civilizations in the country. Among them, matters that need to pay attention to civilized tourism such as civilized travel, civilized tourism, civilized dining table, and care environment. , To be a practitioner of civilization. The public welfare animation short film is widely publicized through a variety of forms such as TV, public account, and video numbers every day, and it is widely promoted to guide the masses to develop a civilized and healthy lifestyle. At present, 83 episodes have been produced, and 100 episodes are expected to be produced.

Focus on offline expansion and publicity depth

In addition to using online new media such as the Internet for extensive publicity and promotion, it also adopts offline publicity methods such as outdoor electronic screens, building television, and publicity columns. The library and other public places broadcast the "You Know • Don't forget" a series of public welfare animation short films, creating a good atmosphere for everyone to strive to be a civilized tourist practitioner, and help the general public to form a civilized and healthy life concept in the subtle way.

In addition, at a significant location such as tourist attractions and visitor centers, set up civilized tourism prompts, civilized tourism public welfare advertisements, and distribute the "Civilized Tourism Initiative" to guide residents to consciously maintain environmental hygiene, love public facilities, abide by epidemic prevention and control and traffic safety regulations Essence Together, issue a "civilized tourism" initiative to primary and secondary school students. Through a series of activities, we will strengthen the development of civilized behavior habits of minors to educate a student, drive a family, and affect a group of tourists.

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