TREE NEWS reports: China Railway is expected to carry 24.15 million passengers on Wednesday, the final day of the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday. Return-trip traffic rose noticeably from the previous day, with more than 250 million passenger trips made since holiday transport began on September 23. An additional 2,449 trains are scheduled to run to handle the peak.
China Railways Expects 24.15 Million Passenger Trips on Final Holiday Day
The scale here is a reminder that China's holiday mobility is a demand signal for the broader transport and consumption complex, not just a rail story. The added train capacity shows the operator still manages peaks through supply rather than pricing, which shapes how travel demand feeds into everything from retail to fuel. Whether the return-trip surge translates into sustained post-holiday activity is the open question.
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