Chinese travelers have resumed their journeys for the festive season, as the number of trips within the country has surged by over a quarter during the Lunar New Year period. On Lunar New Year’s Eve, domestic passenger traffic increased by 26.7 percent compared to last year, with 195.24 million trips recorded across the transportation system. Highways saw the bulk of the traffic, with rail and air travel also experiencing significant upticks. Popular destinations included warmer southern provinces and snowy northern regions. Bookings for attractions and sightseeing tickets rose substantially compared to last year, indicating a resurgence in travel demand in China. Additionally, there was a notable increase in bookings for international destinations, particularly in Belt and Road Initiative nations.