This Sunday, January 4, the National Immigration Administration reported that during the three-day New Year holiday (January 1–3), China saw more than 6.61 million cross-border trips. That’s a 28.6% year-on-year jump in average daily crossings! 📈🌏
Travel-hungry young adults flocked to neighbouring countries and regions like Vietnam, Thailand, and the Hong Kong and Macao regions, chasing everything from street food feasts to vibrant city lights.
Here’s what fueled the travel wave:
- Digital Visas & Border e-Passes: Streamlined online applications made planning quick and easy. 🛂✨
- Last-Minute Deals: Carriers slashed fares in late December, sparking a ticket rush. 💸✈️
- Social Media Wanderlust: Viral TikTok and Instagram clips inspired must-visit hotspots. 📱🌟
For tech-savvy backpackers and early professionals in South and Southeast Asia, the takeaways are clear: embrace mobile booking tools, keep an eye on flash sales, and let your feed guide your next adventure. The world is just a swipe away! 😎🌍
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China records over 6.61 million cross-border trips during New Year holiday
cgtn.com
