China's domestic tourism industry in a strom

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 China's weakened domestic tourism industry could be further encumbered by weak consumption over the upcoming holidays as the masses refrain from far travel and spending as the record number of coronavirus cases continues to rise. spur shutdowns across the country.

 short-distance travel in China mainly 

The three-day Ching Ming Festival, or Tomb Sweeping Festival, takes place from Sunday to Tuesday, and reports from tourist agencies indicate a continued preference for short-distance travel – a trend that has accelerated as people avoid long-haul travel. due to volatile travel restrictions and quarantine mandates.

 China's domestic tourism industry in a strom 

But tourism consumption can hardly be boosted by day trips, according to Zhou Mingqi, founder of tourism consultancy Jingjian Consulting.

source https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/2288886/chinas-tourism-industry-braces-for-ching-ming-festival-with-lockdowns-and-travel-restrictions

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While long-distance trips typically involve spending on transportation, hotels, meals, and souvenirs, short excursions may simply involve buying a ticket to an attraction. Thus, the trend is decimating travel spending.

no more travel to France 

“Tourism is an industry sustained by inter-regional movement and spending, and if there is no movement from province to province, from city to city, there is no market," said Chen Xianghong, chairman of Wuzhen Tourism in Zhejiang and Gubei Province. City of water in Beijing.

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