Speaker 1: A couple of new stories about the chi coms. First,
Speaker 1: China's domestic travel industry poised to make a dramatic recovery
Speaker 1: within a few months. That's according to China's largest travel site,
Speaker 1: trip dot Com. Jane's son, their CEO, told CNBC that
Speaker 1: thanks to the Chikom government strong control measures, she is
Speaker 1: confident that her industry will lead China's economic recovery. They
Speaker 1: will also be talking with other Asian nations to get
Speaker 1: travel restrictions lifted, so Chinese travelers will soon be traveling
Speaker 1: all over Asia and from there to the rest of
Speaker 1: the world, just as if the coronavirus never even happened.
Speaker 1: I know you're thrilled to hear that. Here's the second
Speaker 1: Chakom news story from the BBC. The city of shen
Speaker 1: Zen has become the first Chinese city to ban the
Speaker 1: sale and consumption of dog and cat meat. The new
Speaker 1: law against eating cats and dogs goes into effect May feet.
Speaker 1: You can still eat live snakes and back. Humane Society
Speaker 1: International says about thirty million dogs are killed and eating
Speaker 1: in Asia every year, but the BBC insists that dog
Speaker 1: meat isn't really that common in China and most Chinese
Speaker 1: don't even like it. No word about cat meat now, regardless.
Speaker 1: Dogs and cats are now out of bounds for the
Speaker 1: people of Shen's End. But as I say, snakes and
Speaker 1: bats have at it. Bats too, fried bat wings, bat burgers.
Speaker 1: Seems like it's all still on the menu. Guests will
Speaker 1: find out next flu season.