TREE NEWS reports: China’s border inspection agencies handled 6.709 million inbound and outbound trips during this year’s Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, an average of 2.236 million per day and up 16.8% from the same holiday last year, the National Immigration Administration said. The single-day peak came on September 26, with 2.342 million crossings.
China Records 6.709 Million Border Crossings Over Mid-Autumn Festival Holiday
AI take
The year-on-year increase in cross-border traffic during a major holiday points to a broader recovery in outbound and inbound mobility that has been uneven across the region. For cross-border payments and travel-linked services, sustained volume matters more than a single holiday spike. Whether this pace holds through the next major travel window is the open question.
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