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Anonymous users2024-01-24Tourist toilet is also a very interesting thing, it turns out, we all say toilet, toilet, WC, but I am in Hongdong County, what is the toilet there called? Relief field. At the beginning of seeing this name, do not understand, this gives birth to your curiosity, you go to investigate, to explore, it turns out, as long as the toilet is said to be untied, should be the people of Hongdong, when Shanxi Hongdong immigrated, everyone is connected with a rope, the escape of the province, but there are people on the way to convenience, they have to choose a place, the tied hand to untie to make it convenient, after a long time it will be called the untie field, so, the toilet is also one of the tourism culture.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It can improve the overall image of the scenic spot.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Nonsense!.. Where there is no toilet, can you leave the toilet?
The tour is so big in it, and it takes a long time to play.
Get off the bus and go to the toilet before entering the scenic spot.
In the scenic area, there must be a toilet in one section.
Or do you want to run far?
At the end of the tour, go to the toilet. It doesn't have to be far or near to get on the bus.
Although the construction and management cost of toilets in tourist attractions is very high, it is indispensable, and it can even be said that its role is incomparable. >>>More
This is not a question of legality or not, but depends on how the local authorities approve it. Since public toilets are public welfare facilities, generally speaking, there is no charge in economically developed areas, and a little fee will be charged in economically underdeveloped areas. For example, all public toilets in Nanjing are free, whether they are tourist attractions or residential areas, all are free; And Dali is charged even in the scenic area.
Without such a provision, the toilet in the scenic area can have a squatting urinal, but it should have a special place for the disabled or a single room, and have a toilet.
There are no toilets on the tour buses in both the west and the east.