Global warming may affect the tourist experience and even tourism revenue, but the interviewed scholars believe that the impact of hot weather on the local tourism industry is not obvious at present, and the exact impact needs to be further studied.

According to the Singapore Meteorological Department, the average monthly temperature in the first half of the year continued to rise every month, from 26.5 degrees Celsius in January to 29.3 degrees Celsius in June.

According to China’s third national climate change study, in the worst-case scenario of carbon emissions, there may be as many as 351 days a year with maximum temperatures exceeding 35 degrees Celsius; Even if net-zero emissions are achieved, there will be an average of 41 days in the year that exceed 35 degrees Celsius, significantly higher than the previous 21.4 days.