🚀 Booming Travel Alert! The 'mini three links' routes between the Chinese mainland and the Taiwan region are having a moment! In 2024, over 1.36 million passenger trips were made, marking a jaw-dropping 78.82% increase from the previous year. 🌟
According to the maritime safety administration of southeast China's Fujian Province, a total of 8,986 trips were completed in 2024, up by 71.16% year-on-year. That's some serious travel vibes! 🌊✈️
During the New Year festivities, the 'mini three links' routes were buzzing more than ever, with daily passenger flows surpassing 5,000 people. 🎉 Talk about starting the year off on the right foot!
And guess what? The momentum isn't slowing down! It's estimated that around 200,000 passenger trips will be made during the 2025 Spring Festival travel rush. 🧧🌸 Time to pack those bags!
Starting from January 14, the Taiwan region's transportation department announced an increase of six additional trips per day on the 'mini three links' routes. 📢 More slots for your island adventures!
So, what's the 'mini three links' all about? 🤔 Launched on January 1, 2001, these routes offer direct trade, postal, and transport services between the Chinese mainland's Fujian Province and the Kinmen and Matsu islands, administered by the Taiwan region. It's all about bridging gaps and connecting people! ❤️🌏
Whether you're a traveler seeking new experiences or someone reconnecting with roots, the 'mini three links' are making it easier than ever to explore and connect across the strait. 🌉 Don't miss out on this epic wave of connectivity!
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Over 1.36 million passenger trips under 'mini three links' in 2024
cgtn.com
