Skydiving, whale watching and a burst of bookings as holidays extend for millions in China

A record 13-day holiday break in China is set to boost tourist traffic, with many people taking advantage of the extended time off to go on adventures such as skydiving and whale watching. This prolonged break is likely to send a surge of bookings for domestic and international travel, benefiting the tourism industry. The economic impact of this extended holiday period could be significant, with millions of people spending their money on travel and leisure activities, potentially boosting local economies and stimulating growth.

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China's extended holidays are boosting tourism and travel bookings. This could lift the country's service sector and create new economic opportunities.

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