Labour Day tourism spike in China sees more people travelling than pre-pandemic levels


International travel has come to a standstill since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, but about 200 million trips are expected to be made across the mainland for the upcoming Labour Day holiday.

Trip.com, China’s biggest online service agency, predicts that the country will see a significant boost in the number of people on the road during the May 1-5 holiday, even compared to pre-pandemic years.

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