Group 1 - The core theme of the news is the significant increase in travel activity during the New Year holiday, with a notable rise in hotel bookings and flight reservations across various destinations in China and abroad [1][10][15] - The New Year holiday this year saw a three-day break, which is two days longer than in 2025, leading to a surge in both domestic and international travel [1][10] - Popular destinations included theme parks, with half of the top ten attractions being theme parks, and a remarkable increase in hotel bookings around these locations, such as a ninefold increase near the Wansui Mountain Martial Arts City [2][4] Group 2 - The data from Qunar Travel indicates a 50% year-on-year increase in hotel bookings for popular destinations during the New Year holiday [1] - There was a 20% increase in flight bookings to popular destinations, with a notable rise in ticket sales to smaller airport cities like Pu'er, which saw a 250% increase [1][6] - The trend of "taking 3 days off to create an 8-day holiday" has led to a significant rise in long-distance travel, particularly among families with children [10][11] Group 3 - The number of foreign tourists visiting China for the New Year has also increased, with bookings covering 97 cities, and a fivefold increase in foreign visitors to Sanya [15][16] - The most popular outbound travel destinations were all located in Asia, with Seoul, Bangkok, and Hong Kong being the top choices [12] - The increase in international flights and the number of visa-free countries have contributed to a significant rise in outbound travel, with flights to Brazil increasing nearly threefold [14]
元旦3天假 飞往云南普洱等小机场城市机票量增逾2倍
Zhong Guo Min Hang Wang·2026-01-03 07:05