Chinese tourism is coming back but with a notable emphasis on thrift
ShareFigures for China’s domestic trips were underwhelming while each traveler spent less this year than before the pandemic.
Chinese tourism noticeably rebounded during the nation’s eight-day Golden Week holiday, typically a tourism and spending bacchanal. But consumption—and more importantly housing sales—remained sluggish.Continue reading your article with
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