China keeps viruses away at high cost prior to the Olympics

Beijing - North-China International Travel Agency, located in a city in eastern Tianjin, has only one customer since the outbreak of the coronavirus, which began in July, prompted Chinese leaders to renew city blockades and travel controls. did not. Most of China is virus-free, but the sudden and serious response to the outbreak makes tourists uneasy about traveling to places where they may be prohibited from leaving. It has hit consumer spending and hampered efforts to get the economic recovery on track. China's "zero tolerance" strategy, which seeks to isolate all cases and stop the infection, has helped keep countries…