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Chinese rail, air, hotels busy for post-pandemic May Day Robert Besser 04 May 2021, 13:59 GMT+10 Chinese tourists purchased 18.3 million railway tickets for trips during the first day of the country's five-day labor day holiday, according to the state railway group Following lockdowns and the coronavirus being brought under control, the Chinese are rushing to travel to visit friends and family throughout the country Prior to the pandemic, the May Day holiday often saw the Chinese travel internationally BEIJING, China: Chinese tourists purchased 18.3 million railway tickets for trips during th...

Unlike past holidays, Chinese travel within country this May Day 04 May 2021, 13:59 GMT+10 BEIJING, China: Chinese tourists purchased 18.3 million railway tickets for trips during the first day of the country's five-day labor day holiday, according to the state railway group. Following lockdowns and the coronavirus being brought under control, the Chinese are rushing to travel to visit friends and family throughout the country. Prior to the pandemic, the May Day holiday often saw the Chinese travel internationally. Besides traveling by rail, officials estimate that some 60 million vehicles wo...

Elderly tourists scammed into attending Chinese cemetery sales tour 4 May, 2021 09:23 PM 2 minutes to read Tourists were shocked to discover the trips final destination. Photo / Screenshot, Weibo NZ Herald Chinese authorities are investigating claims that a travel company mis-sold a trip to an elderly tour group, who were taken on a sales tour of a local cemetery. The tour company in Chongqing was advertising a day trip to a "scenic spot" plus lunch, according to the Global Times. The trip cost 18 yuan or roughly $3.90, and was targeted to older tourists. On arrival at the final destination,...

Chinese tourists expected to take 18 million rail trips on May Day Posted : 2021-05-02 15:48 Updated : 2021-05-02 15:48 Travelers wait at a train station in Nanchang in central China's Jiangxi Province, April 30. AP-Yonhap Chinese tourists are expected to make a total of 18.3 million railway passenger trips on the first day of the country's five-day holiday for international Labor Day, according to an estimate by the state railway group. Tourists are rushing to travel domestically after the coronavirus has been brought under control in China. The May Day holiday, which runs from May 1 to 5...

BEIJING (AP) — Chinese tourists are expected to make a total of 18.3 million railway...