achieved its 1.1-billion-yuan revenue target. Wang believed that this demonstrates huge untapped potential for the development of the domestic tourism market and its products." Companies had to take the initiative to survive. “Only when companies take the initiative to change their business modules and adapt to market demands can they come out ahead."Cruise ships, the mobile holiday destinations, have also suffered a heavy blow during the epidemic.Roger Chen, Chairman of Carnival Group Asia, said that since the epidemic’s outbreak, cruise ship travel companies had been actively combating it in their own ways by working on business resumption plans, improving safety and quality, or developing innovative cruise ship travel products. Chen was able to announce one piece of positivity at the conference: the Trieste, Italy route of Costa Crociere, a subsidiary of Carnival, would be resuming on September 6th. "I believe that the cruise business is very promising, and its vitality is flourishing," Chen said.
The pandemic has presented coexisting challenges and new opportunities for further development in the industry. As Tiger Wu, WTCF Expert, said, "Product innovation remains the constant factor; risks, market demands, policies, and the times, these continually change."