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Travel News China’s New Year Travel And Spending Top Pre Covid Levels

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Average spending per traveller during China’s Golden Week 0.55% lower than last year and 3% below pre-pandemic levels.


In the Asian giant, the first figures we saw for Golden Week in early October once again highlight the sluggishness of Chinese domestic demand. Read More

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