National Day travel indicates transport strength and economic vitality

Travel during China's National Day holiday reflects the strength of the transportation network and the country's economic vitality. Over 300 million passenger trips were recorded across regions in the first three days of the seven-day holiday, indicating a tourism rebound and increased demand for transportation. The railway network achieved a record with more than 25.2 million trips handled on October 1st, supported by expansion of the high-speed rail system, which now exceeds 1,100 kilometers, reducing travel times and enhancing access to tourist sites. The adoption of new energy vehicles also saw significant growth, with an expected 80% increase in trips made using them during the holiday, alongside improved fueling services at stations. This expansion supports economic activity and offers diverse options for both domestic and international travelers, evidenced by noticeable rises in hotel bookings, a doubling of international trips, and increased cargo movement at ports. All of these reflect the resilience and vital role of the transportation sector in driving economic growth during the holiday period.

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