Chinese tourists start to return to Wuhan’s attractions as city tries to get back on its feet after coronavirus


Tourists are finally returning to Wuhan’s main attractions months after the city became the centre of China’s Covid-19 outbreak.

The authorities said some of the most popular sights had attracted higher than normal numbers of visitors this weekend after entrance fees were scrapped at 400 attractions across Hubei province until the end of the year.

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