The scenic spot was delisted, whose fault was it?

Recently, from major newspapers or Internet information sources, we have seen this news: The National Tourism Administration has notified the situation of special rectification actions in the tourism market. From the fourth quarter of last year to the first quarter of this year, domestic 44 A-level scenic spots were delisted. From this, we can see that the country's remediation of scenic spots is not just on the 'mouthMany irregular management of scenic spots are caused by man-made, which not only affects the environment, but also is not conducive to the future development and reputation of scenic spots. Picture: The self-service ticket vending machine in the scenic area shows disorder in various tourist attractions. On the one hand, it is improperly managed, and on the other hand, it is too 'relying on people'. Finally, it is too late to discover the problem. If you want scenic spots to truly take on the management responsibilities, self-service ticket vending machines in scenic spots are equally good choices. Self-service ticket vending machines in scenic spots can solve problems such as low management willingness and lagging ticket sales operations. Facing the rapidly rising tourism market, some scenic spots have not kept pace with the times to enhance their awareness of active management. If some scenic spots use self-service ticket vending machines earlier, I believe the situation may not be so bad, and the order of the tourist market will be restored, and the scenic spots will be given more vitality.