China’s National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays are painting a vibrant picture of cultural and natural allure, drawing international travelers in record numbers. With festivities in full swing, the country’s iconic landmarks, ancient traditions, and mouthwatering mooncakes 🥮 are proving irresistible to globetrotters seeking fresh adventures.
The National Immigration Administration predicts a daily average of 2 million border crossings during the October 1-8 holiday window—a clear sign of post-pandemic travel revival. Leading travel platform Qunar reports bookings from foreign tourists covering nearly 100 cities, with Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Spain, and South Korea among the top 10 source countries showing explosive growth. 🌍
From Beijing’s Forbidden City to Shanghai’s futuristic skyline and Xi’an’s ancient Terracotta Warriors, China’s mix of old and new is captivating visitors. Travel and Tour World Magazine notes these cities are buzzing with multilingual tour guides and Instagram-worthy hotspots. 🏯📸
Analysts say eased visa policies and global curiosity about China’s cultural treasures are fueling the trend. Whether it’s savoring Sichuan hotpot or cruising the Li River, travelers are diving deep into experiences that blend history with modern vibrancy. 🚀
