As China’s National Day holiday approaches, a wave of Chinese travelers is set to explore the world, with outbound travel bookings spanning 1,597 cities in 144 countries and regions. According to online travel service provider Qunar.com, this surge reflects a robust rebound in international tourism from the Chinese mainland.
The extensive travel plans highlight Chinese tourists’ growing enthusiasm for global exploration during the week-long holiday, which marks one of the country’s most significant annual celebrations. Destinations across Asia, Europe, and beyond are preparing to welcome an influx of visitors eager to experience diverse cultures and landscapes.
Industry experts note that this substantial number of bookings signals a positive trend for the global travel industry, which has been anticipating the return of Chinese travelers. Local economies in popular destinations are expected to benefit from the increased tourism activity, boosting sectors such as hospitality, retail, and services.
The data from Qunar.com underscores the shifting dynamics of outbound travel, with travelers showing interest in both traditional hotspots and emerging destinations. From bustling metropolises to serene countryside retreats, Chinese tourists are set to make their mark across continents.
As Chinese travelers embark on their journeys, the global community awaits with open arms, ready to share in the cultural exchanges and economic opportunities that accompany this significant movement of people during the National Day holiday.
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China's National Day holiday outbound travel spans 144 countries
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