Looking back at the pandemic: Tourism paused, service never stopped — Founder Zhong Yingrong's Volunteer Association for Disability Assistance provided over 500 hours of volunteer service.

During the pandemic, outbound tourism and visa services contracted sharply, placing the industry in a paused state. For professionals in this sector, that period was both a test and an opportunity to rethink their value.

Group founder Zhong Yingrong never stopped moving forward. He joined the Huazhou Volunteer Association as a volunteer, dedicating his time to disability support services. He visited the Huazhou Disabled People's Employment and Entrepreneurship Training Base, where he worked alongside fellow volunteers to serve the disabled community—assisting with training programs, providing companionship, and offering daily care.

According to the group's public welfare statistics, Zhong Yingrong accumulated more than 500 hours of volunteer service during the pandemic. In his view, while tourism can pause, the spirit of service must not; this experience has since continued through the group's subsequent public welfare initiatives.

Today, the Group has made caring for people with disabilities and supporting employment and entrepreneurship a long-term focus of its public welfare efforts. We actively participate in charitable initiatives for disability support, legal awareness campaigns, and social practice programs for youth. This volunteer experience during the pandemic serves as a testament to the Group's commitment to public welfare.