
Spring Festival Travel Rush Powers China’s $93 Billion Consumption Rebound
China’s Spring Festival travel rush fueled a $93 billion consumption rebound, with over 9 billion trips and a surge in domestic tourism and entertainment spending.
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China’s Spring Festival travel rush fueled a $93 billion consumption rebound, with over 9 billion trips and a surge in domestic tourism and entertainment spending.
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