During the nine-day Spring Festival holiday that concluded on Monday, about 60 percent of travel orders were for trips lasting more than five days, and the average length of stay per person reached 6.4 days, an increase of half a day year-on-year, according to the tourism platform Mafengwo.
During the Spring Festival holiday, catering, accommodation, intangible cultural heritage experiences, and leisure entertainment saw remarkable growth, according to a recent report by social media platform Douyin.
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Domestic travel bookings hit a record high during the nine-day Spring Festival holiday that concluded on Monday, with attraction ticket bookings surging over 80 percent year-on-year and hotel bookings increasing by over 75 percent year-on-year, according to the online travel platform Fliggy.
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