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China - COVID-19: Chinese health officials on Thursday encouraged the public to stay put or reduce out-of-town trips during tourism period - September

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Short trips, local spending to power consumption, as public urged to stay put during holidays
Health officials urge public to stay put to avoid wide spread of COVID
By Qi XijiaPublished: Sep 08, 2022 10:12 PM


Chinese health officials on Thursday encouraged the public to stay put or reduce out-of-town trips during what's normally known as a golden period of tourism in the country. However, the anti-COVID-19 moves have not dampened consumers' enthusiasm for the holidays, as bookings for local tourism soared.

The Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, which will start on Saturday, and the National Day holiday in early October are traditional peak season for travel. Though inter-provincial travel has been affected, spending during the holidays will show reliance given a wide range of options and consumption recovery will continue once the epidemic is reined in, analysts noted.

At a news conference on Thursday, Wu Liangyou, an official at the National Health Commission, said that to prevent large-scale outbreaks during the holidays, China will firmly stick to the dynamic zero-COVID strategy.

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