China: Tourists Pay to Live "Fake Natural Disasters" · Global Voices
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165 km/h winds, torrential rain and hundreds of tons of water sweeping away visitors. In China, a simulation center
Winds of 165 km/h, torrential rain and hundreds of tons of water that sweep away visitors. In China, a natural disaster simulation center turns the horror into a tourist experience. The article China: They pay to experience a typhoon – The strange tourist experience that goes viral appeared first on Documento.
Under the guise of sensitizing and adopting the right reflexes in the event of floods, typhoons or earthquakes, centres with the appearance of amusement park are developing in China, and the participants are mainly looking for thrills, to share on social networks.
In China, a company offers its customers to dive them into simulations of false natural disasters. Floods, landslides or typhoons are on the program. When the chills change. Parachute jumps, roller coasters, haunted houses... A wide panel of choices offers fans of thrills in search of adrenaline. In this area, the Chinese company Lvxing Base has decided to go even further by developing a very unique concept: to plunge its customers into simulati…
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