China expects over 1 billion passenger trips in summer railway rush

China State Railway Group said the summer railway travel rush from July 1 to Aug. 31 is expected to handle 1.01 billion passenger trips over 62 days.

China State Railway Group said the summer railway travel rush will begin on Wednesday.

The national network is projected to see an average 16.29 million passenger trips each day, driven by student travel, family visits and tourism.

Railway authorities plan to add 480 inter-regional passenger train services, raising the daily total in operation to about 12,000 trains.

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Illustration depicting massive passenger travel during China's Qingming Festival, with crowded highways, family tomb visits, busy trains, and tourists amid spring blooms.
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China logs 845 million trips during Qingming Festival holiday

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China recorded an estimated 845.38 million passenger trips during the three-day Qingming Festival holiday, up 6 percent year on year, according to the Ministry of Transport. Memorial services saw nearly 19.29 million visits, while tourism revenue surged in multiple provinces. The overlap with school spring breaks fueled long-distance family travel.

China's railways carried about 158 million passengers during the eight-day May Day holiday from April 29 to May 6. The China State Railway Group noted strong demand for travel and family visits. A record 24.8 million trips occurred on May 1.

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The China-Europe Railway Express completed its 130,000th trip last Saturday, with total goods value exceeding $520 billion, the China State Railway Group said. Train X8037 departed Zhengzhou Putian Station for Hamburg, Germany.

Nearly half of planned flights between China and Japan were cancelled in March, totalling 2,691 flights, as a diplomatic feud between Beijing and Tokyo—sparked by tensions over Taiwan following Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's comments late last year—persists. Only 2,711 flights operated, down sharply from 5,512 the previous year. Chinese tourist arrivals in Japan plunged 55.9% year-on-year to 291,600.

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Hong Kong recorded 714,765 mainland Chinese visitors in the first three days of the Labour Day 'golden week' holiday from May 1 to 3, up 4.8% from last year. Total arrivals reached 854,929, slightly higher than 803,612 last year, though industry players noted uneven spending despite potential 90% hotel occupancy.

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