QCIT Sharing, in the past after COVID-19, which industries w

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In the past May holiday of 2021, it is something that people all over the world will hardly remember. A sudden mutation of the COVID-19 epidemic virus spread from private jets and passengers in South Asia. The most talked topics and the most posted social network content in the people’s home in South Asia are all related to the epidemic.
 
QCIT Group has recently helped countries such as India and assisted the epidemic prevention needs of cooperative customers and local people through air express. Global infrastructure builders are all QCIT's care targets. So, in addition to the international infrastructure construction field involved in QCIT INFRA, what other industries will report negative consumption growth after the epidemic ends? Through the development of the epidemic and the social and economic conditions of our own resumption of work, QCIT Group is willing to share with you:
 
1) Dining and accommodation.
2) Transportation.
3) Department store retail, etc.
 
This type of industry generally relies on offline people flow or offline channels for consumption. During the epidemic, in order to reduce the flow of people, the suspension of public transportation, taxi restrictions, and restaurant closures have caused the offline flow of people to shrink. After the epidemic is over, as the flow of people continues to rise, this type of industry will be the first to get out of the impact of the epidemic and see rapid growth.
 
4) Tourism industry.
Affected by the epidemic, the operation of most travel agencies and online travel companies worldwide has ceased, and the global tourism industry will begin to grow rapidly after the epidemic.
 
5) Online service industry.
Intra-city distribution, fresh food supermarkets, and other businesses that combine Internet channels. Affected by the epidemic, although people have reduced going out, they are still indispensable for basic living supplies. In recent years, with the continuous development of the logistics industry and transportation industry.
 
According to QCIT records, the official data released by the National Health Commission of China, China has reported over 600 million vaccinations against the new crown. According to statistics, in the global fight against the epidemic, China has provided anti-epidemic material assistance to more than 150 countries and 13 international organizations, and has supplied more than 280 billion masks and more than 3.4 billion protective clothing to the world... this list It's still stretching.
 
"China's efforts are commendable." International Monetary Fund (IMF) President Georgieva praised China's anti-epidemic policy in a video speech, and pointed out that "anti-epidemic policy is the best economic policy."
 
She said that by the end of 2021, the proportion of the global vaccinated population will reach at least 40%, and at least 60% by mid-2022. The IMF estimates that by 2025, faster vaccination will increase global output by $9 trillion, "this will be the highest return on public investment in history."
 
“We need to close the gap in global vaccination.” United Nations Secretary-General Guterres delivered a video speech at the 2021 Spring Meeting of the International Financial Forum in Beijing on May 29, saying that we must unite and produce and produce for all. Allocate sufficient vaccines, especially for low-income countries that are backward.
 
QCIT supports the active policies adopted by relevant United Nations organizations to prevent and control the global epidemic, and avoid excessive politicization, which will affect the economic recovery of countries after the epidemic. The world is already experiencing a disaster. We should work together to face the new situation after the epidemic, and new challenges as well.