China’s Spring Festival Spending Rebounds on Stimulus Boost

Xinhua Headlines: China's Spring Festival spending boosts business for global markets

Xinhua Headlines: China's Spring Festival spending boosts business for global markets

VAT invoice data reflects China's robust Spring Festival holiday consumption

VAT invoice data reflects China's robust Spring Festival holiday consumption

China’s Spring Festival Spending Rebounds on Stimulus Boost

China’s Spring Festival Spending Rebounds on Stimulus Boost - Retail and services sales rose during the Year of the Horse holiday as subsidies, trade-in incentives and extended festivities lifted consumer confidence

Why China’s Spring Festival is Becoming a Global Celebration

Chongqing  – Data from travel platforms reveals that in the two weeks leading up to the 2026 Chinese New Year, international flight bookings to China surged by more than 400% year-on-year. While Thailand and South Korea remained major source markets, bookings from several European countries also doubled. China's National Immigration Administration forecast that daily cross-border passenger flows during the holiday would exceed 2.05 million, a 14…

In Numbers: Nine-day Spring Festival holiday fuels consumption momentum

China's Year of the Horse Spring Festival holiday, featuring a record-long nine days, concluded on Monday, unleashing a powerful surge in tourism and consumer spending.

Nine days, Billions spent: How China’s Spring Festival turned into a massive shopping storm

For nine exciting days, China was not just celebrating it was spending like never before. The country’s biggest holiday, the Spring Festival, created a wave of travel, shopping, dining, and entertainment that pumped billions into the economy and filled the streets with energy and joy. The Spring Festival, also known as Chinese New Year, is the most important holiday in China. It is a time when families reunite, homes are decorated with red lante…