Universal Beijing Resort reopens
Universal Beijing Resort resumed operations this weekend, sending a positive signal of the city's tourism recovery during the summer, industrial experts said.
The resort in Tongzhou district announced its reopening on Wednesday after a nearly two-month closure due to the pandemic.
According to a statement on its website, the resort plans to gradually resume operations while strictly limiting visitor capacity and fully implementing pandemic control and prevention measures.
The theme park, the most renowned attraction in the resort, reopened on June 25, but with shortened opening hours, the resort said.
Universal CityWalk Beijing and the Universal Studios Grand Hotel resumed business on June 24, while the NUO Resort Hotel is scheduled to reopen its doors on July 1.
In the initial stage, the resort will continue to suspend some catering services and entertainment facilities. These will resume at a later date, depending on the pandemic and related requirements.
All visitors to the resort are required to make reservations online, undergo body temperature checks, and present a green health QR code as well as a negative nucleic acid test result taken within 72 hours prior to entry, according to the statement.
