China’s National Day holiday, spanning from October 1 to 7, witnessed a remarkable boom in both tourism and consumption. Official data has shown a significant increase in passenger trips, as millions of residents embraced the holiday spirit to travel across the country.
The week-long holiday, a peak period for domestic travel, saw bustling activity in airports, train stations, and highways. Tourist destinations nationwide experienced a surge in visitors, reflecting a strong desire among the public to explore and celebrate.
In addition to travel, consumption levels soared during the holiday. Retail outlets, restaurants, and entertainment venues reported higher than usual patronage, indicating robust consumer confidence. Notably, the film industry enjoyed a substantial uplift, with box office revenues seeing a notable surge as moviegoers flocked to cinemas.
This surge in travel and consumption underscores the vitality of China’s domestic market and the public’s enthusiasm for leisure and entertainment during national festivities.
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Graphics: Travel, consumption boom during National Day holiday
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