The crushing demand underscores a rebound in holiday travel and consumption as people put Covid-19 worries behind them. Read more at straitstimes.com.
BEIJING - China’s most scenic destinations have been inundated during the Spring Festival holiday, as Beijing’s shift away from Covid-Zero spurred a travel frenzy despite the country’s ongoing Omicron outbreak.
In Macau, visitors flocked to the Ruins of St Paul’s, stopping to take pictures on the steps of the former 17th century Catholic religious complex. Demand for hotels, guest houses and tickets to visit tourist attractions at the start of the holiday exceeded comparable figures in 2019, before the pandemic began, according to the online travel agency Trip.com.
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