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The Chinese mainland’s 2025 Spring Festival holiday breaks records in travel, leisure, dining, and consumption, marking the first celebration since its UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage inscription.
China’s 2025 Spring Festival sees 501M domestic trips and $93B in spending, signaling robust economic and cultural momentum.
The 2025 Spring Festival holiday in the Chinese mainland saw a surge with 501 million domestic trips and spending hitting 677 billion yuan, marking significant growth.
Chengdu’s traditional ‘long street feast’ boosted local businesses and cultural engagement during Spring Festival, creating tourism-driven economic growth.
Thousands flock to Chengdu’s Long Street Feast during Spring Festival, delighting in local cuisine and cultural performances while driving the area’s economy.
Harbin’s Ice and Snow Carnival brings mythical creatures and pop culture icons to life through intricate snow sculptures along the frozen Songhua River, blending tradition with modern artistry.
Harbin’s Songhua River Ice Carnival features hundreds of unique snowmen brought to life by skilled sculptors, creating a magical winter wonderland for visitors.
Beijing’s Moshikou Festival dazzles with lion dances and ancient customs, blending heritage with modern tech to celebrate Lunar New Year traditions.
Wuhan’s Guiyuan Temple Fair blended ancient traditions with AR tech to celebrate the Year of the Snake, attracting 300K visitors during Spring Festival.
Wuhan’s Guiyuan Temple Fair celebrated the Year of the Snake with a grand revival of Chinese New Year traditions, attracting around 300,000 visitors during the Spring Festival holiday.