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China’s National Day holiday marked the 75th anniversary of the People’s Republic, showcasing a surge in consumer confidence and record-breaking travel, reflecting the nation’s economic vitality.
China’s National Day holiday from October 1 to 7 saw a significant boom in tourism and consumption, with passenger trips and box office revenues surging, according to official data.
Over 105 million railway passenger trips were recorded in China between September 29 and October 4 during the National Day holiday, marking a significant travel boom and setting new records.
China’s railways are experiencing a surge in return trips as the week-long National Day holiday draws to a close, with 18.73 million train trips expected on Sunday.
China’s railway network experiences a record surge in return trips as the National Day holiday ends, with an expected 18.73 million train journeys on Sunday and over 1,400 additional trains deployed.
Cross-border travel during the National Day holiday is projected to reach 1.75 million daily travelers, an 18.5% increase from last year, according to the National Immigration Administration.
China’s National Day holiday sees a remarkable surge in travel and consumer spending, signaling a strong boost to the economy as cross-regional trips surpass pre-pandemic levels.
China’s Mid-Autumn Festival holiday showcased significant economic resilience, with surging travel and consumer spending indicating robust market vitality and rising consumer confidence.
China’s transportation sectors handled 215.92 million passenger trips on the first day of the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, marking a 37.9% year-on-year increase.
An average of 1.8 million daily cross-border trips are expected during China’s Mid-Autumn Festival, a 21.9% increase from last year, according to the National Immigration Administration.
China recorded 307 million railway passenger trips between July 1 and July 22, a 6.5% increase from last year. The surge in travel consumption is giving a significant boost to the Chinese mainland’s economy.
China’s economy experienced a significant boost during the Spring Festival holiday, with record-breaking travel numbers highlighting a surge in consumer confidence and economic activity.
A significant increase in travel during China’s Spring Festival sets a promising tone for the country’s tourism industry in the coming year.
China’s tourism market is experiencing a significant surge ahead of the Spring Festival, with bookings for domestic and international travel multiplying compared to last year, according to Ctrip.