Recently, a tragic incident on Huangshan Mountain in Anhui Province drew widespread public attention. A young female tourist fell to her death while climbing in an area explicitly closed to visitors. Her family subsequently sued the Huangshan Scenic Area management for compensation. The court ruled that although the victim had entered a clearly prohibited non-tourist zone—indicating significant personal fault—the scenic area still bore partial responsibility due to inadequate warning signs and insufficient safety measures in hazardous locations, failing to fully fulfill its duty of care. As a result, the court assigned the scenic area 15% liability and ordered it to pay corresponding damages.This case highlights the legal balance between ‘assumption of risk’ by tourists and the management’s duty of care. While individuals must take responsibility for their own actions, public attraction operators are also obligated to provide reasonable safety warnings and protective measures. The 15% liability allocation reflects the court’s balanced assessment of both parties’ faults—serving as a reminder for tourists to follow rules and urging scenic areas to enhance safety protocols to prevent future tragedies.
近日，一起发生在安徽黄山的游客坠亡事件引发广泛关注。一名年轻女性游客在未开放区域攀爬时不幸失足坠崖身亡。事后，其家属将黄山风景区管理方诉至法院，要求承担赔偿责任。法院经审理认为，虽然该游客系在景区明确禁止进入的非游览区域活动，自身存在重大过错，但景区在危险区域的警示标识设置和安全防护措施方面仍存在一定疏漏，未能完全尽到安全保障义务。因此，判决景区承担15%的次要责任，并赔偿相应经济损失。此案反映出旅游安全管理中‘自甘风险’与‘管理责任’之间的平衡问题。尽管游客应为自身行为负责，但景区作为公共场所管理者，也需履行合理的安全提示与防护义务。15%的责任比例体现了司法对双方过错的综合考量，既警示游客遵守规则，也督促景区完善安全措施，防范类似悲剧重演。
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