Chinese Travelers Seek New Experiences During National Day Holiday
Rail and road travel stayed heavy as bookings for glacier trekking, skydiving and county trips rose sharply, showing a shift toward experience-driven holidays.
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Chinese travelers seek new experiences during National Day holiday
China's latest holiday travel boom was about more than ticking attractions off a list. During the week-long National Day break, travelers took longer trips, explored lesser-known destinations and made time for experiences that once might have seemed too time-consuming.
From the lively transport hubs to the crowded panoramic areas, to the restaurants with all the places booked and the busy commercial districts, the intense flows of travelers and the lively consumption during the seven days of vacation for the National Festival have highlighted the resilience and momentum of the Chinese economy linked to the holiday period. (XINHUA/ITALPRESS) [...]
Longer trips, richer experiences: China's National Day holiday reveals shifting tourism trends - Peoples' Review
BEIJING, Oct. 5 (Xinhua) — Five days into China’s week-long National Day holiday, millions are still immersed in the sights, sounds and flavors of the season — traveling, dining, exploring and enjoying the break. Yet this year, the scenes are subtly different. Travelers have ventured farther as the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday fell just three days […] The post Longer trips, richer experiences: China’s National Day holiday reveals shifting tourism…
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