#中国文旅部提示：中国游客谨慎前往美国
据文化和旅游部网站4月9日晚消息，文旅部对赴美中国游客发布风险提示：
近期，由于中美经贸关系恶化以及美国内安全形势，文化和旅游部提示中国游客充分评估赴美旅游风险，谨慎前往。
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