Chinese Mainland’s Holiday Travel Boom: 888M Trips & $113B Revenue
Discover how the Chinese mainland’s holiday travel surge—888 million trips and $113B revenue—signals a new era of smart tech, multimodal connectivity, and immersive tourism.
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Discover how the Chinese mainland’s holiday travel surge—888 million trips and $113B revenue—signals a new era of smart tech, multimodal connectivity, and immersive tourism.
China’s National Day and Mid-Autumn holidays drive cultural events, record-breaking travel, and consumer innovation across the Chinese mainland.
Chinese mainland domestic trips hit 3.29B and spending reached 3.15T yuan in H1 2025, marking a robust post-COVID rebound in tourism.
China now offers visa-free entry to 47 countries and transit exemptions for 55, simplifying visas and tax refunds to welcome more global travelers.
The China tourism year in Kazakhstan kicked off at the National Museum with 300 guests and speeches by Sun Yeli and Yermek Marzhikpayev to boost cultural exchange.
From pop-up street festivals to fan-driven football matches, innovative grassroots events across the Chinese mainland are driving a new wave of immersive tourism experiences.
China’s new visa-free transit and instant tax refund policies sparked a tourism boom during the 2025 Dragon Boat Festival, reshaping the travel experience for international visitors.
ITB China 2025 highlights the Chinese mainland’s tourism rebound with 700 exhibitors from 85 countries, record visitor spending, and policy innovations fueling global travel growth.
China and 10 Pacific Island nations convened in Fiji to deepen tourism cooperation, paving the way for the third China-PICs Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Xiamen on May 27-28.
The Chinese mainland’s tourism boom drove 1.79 billion domestic trips in Q1 2025 and is powering new China-Africa travel partnerships, from digital tools to co-branded regional tours.