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China Golden Week spending per trip hits four-year low amid overseas travel jump

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Briefings

China's average spending per domestic trip dropped 1.9% to 893.92 yuan during the Golden Week holiday, marking the lowest level since 2022. This decline coincides with a significant jump in overseas travel, suggesting a shift in domestic consumption patterns. The data reflects a snapshot of spending behavior during a specific seven-day period in 2026.

Key points

• Average spending per domestic trip fell 1.9% to 893.92 yuan during the seven-day Golden Week holiday in 2026.
• This represents the lowest spending level since 2022, indicating a sustained reduction in domestic trip expenditures.

Context

The finding highlights a shift in consumer behavior during China's major holiday season, where spending on domestic trips decreased while overseas travel increased, potentially signaling a move toward international tourism.

Limitations

Data covers only the seven-day holiday period in 2026. The evidence does not include details on total trip numbers, specific regions, or reasons for the spending drop.

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