TREE NEWS reports: Qunar data shows average air ticket prices fell sharply from October 2, down 20% from October 1, and continued dropping through October 3 and 4 to the holiday-period low. Prices then climbed with return traffic, peaking on October 7, before easing on October 8 and 9.
Qunar: Mid-holiday airfares fall 20% from Oct 1 before return peak
The mid-holiday dip is a timing signal: pricing power shifts from outbound to return traffic, and the platform's data captures both. For travel and consumer-watch analysts, the key read is whether this return peak matches last year's, which would indicate demand resilience despite softer outbound pricing. Whether the post-holiday easing extends into a broader slowdown is the open question.
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