Beijing Port Expected To See 334,000 Travelers During May Day Holiday

International flight bookings to China have increased by over four times as travelers flock to the country for the Lunar New Year celebrations. This surge highlights the growing global appeal of Chinese cultural festivities. China expects cross-regional passenger flows to reach 1.52 billion people during the upcoming holiday period. China's May Day Cultural Tourism Week will run from late April through the end of the May Day holiday. China's Ministry of Transport announced that cross-regional passenger travel during the upcoming May Day holiday is expected to reach a record high for this period. China expects highway traffic to account for 91.6% of holiday travel, with approximately 64 million vehicles expected on national expressways. China expects 107 million railway passengers and 11.75 million civil aviation passengers during the upcoming May Day holiday. China's National Immigration Administration predicts a peak in border crossings during the May Day holiday, with daily entries expected to reach 2.25 million people. Beijing Capital International Airport is expected to handle 245,000 passengers, averaging 49,000 daily, an 11% increase from April averages. Beijing ports are projected to see over 334,000 inbound and outbound travelers during the May Day holiday period.