DidaTravel reports a significant surge in global hotel bookings by Chinese travelers during the 2024 Golden Week holiday, highlighting the robust recovery of outbound travel from China. Key destinations saw substantial increases in bookings, with Japan, Thailand, and Malaysia leading the pack. The data also reveals insights into average stay durations, average daily rates, and the most popular cities among Chinese tourists.
Results for: Golden Week
New Zealand’s tourism industry is experiencing a surge in Chinese visitors during China’s National Day holiday, known as ‘Golden Week.’ This influx has boosted the economy, with tourists engaging in adventure activities and contributing significantly to local businesses.
Thailand is gearing up for a significant influx of Chinese tourists during the upcoming Golden Week holiday, expecting a whopping 183,000 visitors. This represents an 88% recovery from 2019 levels, signaling a robust revival of the Thai tourism industry. The influx is projected to generate a substantial 5.1 billion Thai Baht in revenue, highlighting the pivotal role Chinese tourists play in Thailand’s economic resurgence.
As millions of Chinese travelers prepare for the upcoming Golden Week holiday in October, new data from Trip.com Group reveals significant trends in travel preferences. Long-haul destinations, off-the-beaten-path adventures, and live entertainment are driving tourism this year, with a surge in both outbound and inbound travel.
With a 137% surge in outbound travel searches from China for the upcoming Golden Week, international destinations are poised for a tourism boom. Chinese travelers are seeking diverse experiences, including city breaks, beach holidays, and cultural immersion, presenting opportunities for travel companies to cater to their evolving preferences with value deals and diverse travel options.
Hong Kong is expecting a significant influx of tourists from mainland China during the upcoming National Day Golden Week holiday, with an anticipated 10% increase in visitors compared to last year. Despite the expected tourism boom, the catering industry remains cautious due to a predicted large-scale exodus of residents and a subdued economic environment.
Agoda reports a significant 137% increase in accommodation searches from Chinese travelers for the upcoming Golden Week celebrations. The top destinations include Seoul, Tokyo, and Bali, indicating a rebound in outbound travel after pandemic restrictions eased.
The Standard, Huruvalhi Maldives, is transforming its tranquil island into a dynamic hub of activities from October 1-7, 2024, for China’s Golden Week. Experience a diverse range of events, from sunrise yoga and cultural workshops to beach parties and delicious culinary experiences, making each day unique and unforgettable.
The Standard, Huruvalhi Maldives is preparing for an unforgettable Golden Week celebration from October 1-7, offering a vibrant mix of daily activities for guests. From sunrise yoga and social mixers to lantern-making, canoe races, and late-night karaoke, the resort promises a week of entertainment and cultural immersion.
Thailand is gearing up for a year-long celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Thailand-China relations, kicking off with a special ‘Nihao Month’ from September to October. This initiative features exclusive events and promotions, aiming to attract 250,000 Chinese visitors during the Golden Week and solidify Thailand’s position as a top destination for Chinese tourists.