China Railway Expects Record 10.3 Million Passengers

China's civil aviation sector is projected to transport over 2.3 million passengers daily. Analysts suggest the high passenger volume injects vitality into local economies. Central and local governments are organizing large-scale events, including music and sports, in anticipation of the upcoming World Cup next month. The People's Bank of China will conduct a multi-price, fixed-quantity interest rate tender to maintain ample liquidity in the banking system. Among the more than 32,000 participating companies, over 11,000 were recognized for specialized, unique, or single-champion status, an increase of more than 600 from the previous fair. During the May Day holiday, national highway service areas provided comprehensive services including parking, dining, charging, and hot water, with some offering 'driver homes'. The focus of cultural tourism has shifted from sightseeing to experiential activities, stimulating consumption through innovative scenarios and nightlife integration. To manage the surge, an additional 134 temporary trains have been added for popular routes to destinations like Jinan, the Yangtze River Delta, and the Greater Bay Area. The railway is also increasing night high-speed trains from Kunming South to Beijing West and operating flexible night trains to Chengdu and Guangzhou to handle reverse passenger flow. The company has been in China for 43 years, witnessing and contributing to the nation's development. This projection comes as the company optimizes its exhibitor structure, with over 11,000 high-quality enterprises participating. The 139th Canton Fair concluded today, attracting over 310,000 overseas buyers and setting new records in key performance indicators.