Get your travel bug ready, because this National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday was a record-breaker! From October 1 to 8, the Chinese mainland saw an average of 2 million border crossings every day as international visitors flocked in. 🌏✈️
What's the secret behind this surge? It's all about the perfect mix of natural beauty and time-honored traditions. Whether you're snapping selfies at the Great Wall, sipping tea by West Lake, or hiking through Yunnan's emerald hills, there's something for every explorer. 🏯🍵⛰️
Local markets are buzzing, showcasing everything from spicy street food in Chengdu to colorful lantern festivals in Suzhou. And with museums, live performances, and themed events popping up in cities big and small, this year's mid-autumn vibes were stronger than ever. 🎭🍂
Travelers also shared their tips on social media: book your train tickets early, dive into local cuisine tours, and don't miss off-the-beaten-path gems like Zhejiang's ancient water towns. With so many stories to collect, it's no wonder the Chinese mainland continues to top bucket lists. 📸✨
Whether you're planning your next adventure or just daydreaming about far-off places, this holiday season proves one thing: the world can't get enough of the Chinese mainland's magic. Are you ready to pack your bags? 🎒
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China sees surge in inbound tourism during National Day holiday
cgtn.com
