Trip.com reports surge in Lunar New Year travel bookings


Trip.com reports surge in Lunar New Year travel bookings

Monday, 15 Jan, 2023 0

Trip.com Group says demand continues to surge for Lunar New Year travel.

China has officially abolished all quarantine restrictions.

Trip.com has seen a huge increase in searches and bookings.

On Chinese site Ctrip, search interest for outbound flights from mainland China increased by 83%.

Bookings increased by 59%.

Most popular destinations include Macau, Hong Kong, Thailand and Australia.

The Lunar New Year travel period is from 21 – 27 January 2023.

Ctrip data shows overseas travel for Lunar New Year surged by 540%.

Airline bookings to Hong Kong  increased by 36% month-on-month.

As of January 12, overall travel bookings to Southeast Asian countries increased by 1026% compared to last year.



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