China has contained the coronavirus pandemic for now and people have started to travel again within the country. But AaronBack explains why any recovery in the tourism and travel sector is going to be slow. WSJWhatsNow
People have started to travel again in the coronavirus pandemic’s country of origin.
With its spread seemingly contained for now, they made 104 million trips within China in the first four days of the five-day Labor Day holiday that started May 1. That’s a strong pickup in activity compared with last month, but it is still only half that of last year, when the holiday lasted four days. Many tourist destinations have imposed restrictions...
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