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Air carriers have also given a lukewarm response to Chinas travel reopening amid a Covid surge.

Jordan Li, a restaurant owner in the southwestern Chinese city of Chengdu, hopes desperately that next months Lunar New Year holidays will help him make up for business lost this year because of

Chinese people, cut off from the rest of the world for three years by stringent COVID-19 curbs, flocked to travel sites on Tuesday ahead of borders reopening next month, even as rising infections strained the health system and roiled the economy.

As the economic slump grew deeper this year, Chinese people’s trust in the labor market, their wages, and ...

Chinese people, cut off from the rest of the world for three years by stringent COVID-19 curbs, flocked to travel sites on Tuesday ahead of borders reopening next month, even as rising infections

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Chinese people, cut off from the rest of the world for three years by COVID-19 curbs, flocked to travel sites on Tuesday ahead of borders reopening, even as rising infections strained the health

BEIJING--Chinese people, cut off from the rest of the world for three years by COVID-19 curbs, flocked to travel sites on Tuesday ahead of borders reopening, even as rising infections further strained the health system and roiled the economy.

By Sophie Yu and Joe Cash

The Chinese government claims it has the pandemic under control, and it is ready to allow its citizens to travel abroad while letting foreigners come in starting 8 January.