
Millions on the Move: China’s National Day Travel Peak
China’s National Day holiday ends on October 7, sparking a massive surge in return travel. Join the livestream to watch millions make their way home during this travel peak.
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China’s National Day holiday ends on October 7, sparking a massive surge in return travel. Join the livestream to watch millions make their way home during this travel peak.
China’s railways are set for a massive surge in return trips as the National Day Golden Week draws to a close, adding over 1,400 extra trains to meet high travel demand.
Chinese travelers are booking trips to 144 countries and 1,597 cities this National Day holiday, showcasing a strong global travel trend.
China’s inbound tourism surged by 60% during the National Day holiday, outpacing outbound travel. The 144-hour visa-free policy and initiatives boosted foreign visitor consumption and accommodation.
The Zhuhai section of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge breaks records with over 20,000 daily vehicle passages, highlighting increased travel and economic activity.
Discover how a Duke student spent an unforgettable 24 hours exploring Shanghai, one of China’s hottest destinations under the new 144-hour visa-free transit policy.
China’s National Day holiday sees over 280 million trips, with Macao SAR’s initiatives driving market vitality and economic growth.
Goldman Sachs forecasts a 50-60% surge in China’s outbound travel during National Day, signaling significant opportunities for global tourism and travel tech innovation.
China’s National Day holiday sees a record 21.44 million train trips on the first day, with millions more expected as extra trains roll out.
Canadian vlogger Alina McLeod shares her love for China’s stunning landscapes and modern developments, inspiring her to learn Chinese for future visits during the peak tourism season.