Ready for some epic travel vibes? Over the eight-day National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday (Oct 1-8), Chinese tourists took a staggering 888 million domestic trips, generating 809 billion yuan in tourism revenue and 1.84 billion yuan at the box office! 🎉
This surge isn’t just numbers—it reflects robust domestic demand and even aligns with the World Bank’s 4.8% growth forecast for the Chinese mainland this year. Think of it like the ultimate travel lineup: Nanjing’s historic charm, the epic Three Gorges, and a constellation of other cities all headlining this blockbuster season.
Cross-border buzz was also off the charts. China’s National Immigration Administration reports over 16.34 million passenger flows during the holiday—more than 2.04 million trips daily—up 11.5% year on year. Railways, civil aviation, and waterways all saw record demand, proving that multimodal travel is the future vibe. 🚂✈️🛥️
Looking ahead, smart technology and rapid connectivity are set to supercharge the travel sector. Top spots like Beijing, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen will stay in the spotlight, but emerging gems from Jiuzhaigou’s mountainous valleys to Pingtan’s countryside allure are staking their claim in China’s autumn tourism surge. 🏔️🍂
Whether you’re drawing inspiration for your next adventure or studying global market trends, this travel boom shows the Chinese mainland is more vibrant and accessible than ever. Pack your bags—your next cultural deep dive awaits!
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
