Boris Johnson giving first Downing Street coronavirus press briefing since recovery

Michelle from Cornwall inquires about UK tourism management amid COVID-19 concerns. The government acknowledges the tourism industry's struggles and emphasizes support through loans and schemes. They stress the importance of public sensibility and outline plans for a phased economic reopening based on epidemic data. The government aims to restart tourism while preventing a second wave of infections.

What concern does Michelle from Cornwall express regarding tourism?

• The need for more tourist attractions

• The potential for a second wave due to an influx of tourists

• The lack of tourists visiting Cornwall

• The high cost of tourism in Cornwall

What is one of the main challenges faced by the tourism industry according to the response?

• Lack of government support

• Increased competition from other regions

• The impact of the pandemic on business operations

• High taxes on tourism businesses

What approach is emphasized for reopening the UK economy?

• A data-driven and sensible approach

• A rapid reopening without restrictions

• Ignoring public health advice

• Reopening only tourist hotspots

What will the upcoming roadmap for the UK economy include?

• A list of tourist attractions

• A plan to increase taxes

• A menu of options for unlocking the economy

• A guide to international travel

Why is it important to avoid a large influx of tourists according to the response?

• To prevent overcrowding in tourist spots

• To ensure only local tourists visit

• To avoid a second spike of the disease

• To maintain high prices for local businesses