TREE NEWS reports: Trip.com said October 7 that travel demand rose overall during this year’s Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday, with inbound travel orders to China up by a high double-digit percentage year on year and domestic scenic-spot ticket orders also up double digits. Domestic chartered-car orders rose nearly 80% year on year, custom group tours grew more than 50%, and chartered-car bookings in Yunnan, Xinjiang and Gansu each jumped over 150%.
Trip.com: Inbound China Travel Orders Jump by High Double Digits Over Holiday
The inbound surge is the more telling signal: it suggests China's visa and payment-access push is converting into actual bookings rather than intent, which matters for hotels, airlines and the broader services recovery. The chartered-car and custom-tour numbers point to a shift toward higher-spend independent travel in western provinces, a pattern worth watching for how durable it proves beyond a holiday window. Whether inbound momentum holds outside peak dates is the open question.
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