China’s outbound tourism market overflowing with interest

Wednesday, October 4, 2023

Noticeable travel platforms registering filled reservations, busy lines in global departure halls at
airports, and Chinese travelers congregating in well-known international destinations, China’s outbound
tourism market is positively overflowing with excitement.

Wang Shihua coming from Taiyuan, the capital of North China’s Shanxi area has united with the torrent of
travelers in the course of the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day breaks, enduring from September 29 to October 6.

After spending the Mid-Autumn festival, an ethnic Chinese carnival typically discernible by get-togethers
which happened on Friday this year, at home, Shihua visited Thailand along with his family. In the course of their six-day journey, Shihua aims to holiday at well- known allures comprising the Grand Palace, in addition to savoring Thai massage and indigenous food.

Shihua said that he came to Thailand numerous years before, and he carried wonderful countless memories. Now that the city has initiated non-stop flights to Thailand, he needs to visit it again, said Shihua.

China’s outbound tourism throughout the National Day golden week break has presented a ‘blowout’
development. As per information from China’s important travel platforms, comprising Trip.com Group
and Fliggy, bookings for tours abroad in the course of the eight-day break increased approximately 20 times equated to the similar time last year.

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