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Sep 23Wed
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    Tongcheng Travel: Combined Mid-Autumn and National Day Holiday Sparks a 'Second Summer' for Univers…

    Tongcheng Travel data shows that as of 23 September 2026, university students' share of travel product bookings during the Mid-Autumn and National Day period rose about 10 percentage points year on year. Student flight booking heat rose over 45% year on year, with first-time flyers exceeding 30%; hotel and homestay bookings rose over 38%; and attraction ticket bookings rose 27%. Dozens of Chinese universities combined the two holidays into a 13-day break, driving hometown visits, campus-area micro-vacations and long-haul cross-province trips. Tongcheng also upgraded its domestic 'first-flight无忧' service to 58 partner airports with 237 convenience services.

Sep 21Mon
  1. TravelDaily China

    Tongcheng Travel Expands 'First Flight' Service to 58 Airports

    On September 21 Tongcheng Travel announced an upgrade to its domestic 'First Flight Worry-Free' service, expanding partner airports from over 40 to 58 with 237 convenience services, extending coverage from top-tier hubs to regional hubs. The first-flight coupon was upgraded from RMB 30 to a RMB 188 multi-scenario travel voucher pack covering flights, hotels, attractions, airport transfers and ride-hailing. Tongcheng says the service now handles nearly 3,000 people daily, up 246% year on year.

  2. Pinchain Tourism

    Tongcheng Travel Upgrades First-Flight Service to 58 Airports

    Tongcheng Travel upgraded its domestic First Flight Worry-Free service, growing partner airports from over 40 to 58 with 237 convenience services, spanning top-tier and regional hubs. The first-flight coupon rose from RMB 30 to a RMB 188 travel voucher pack. Tongcheng says the service handles nearly 3,000 people daily, up 246% year on year; China's flying population topped 500 million by end-2025, with about 900 million people yet to fly.

Sep 14Mon
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    Rural Chinese Residents Make 1.526 Billion Domestic Trips, Spending Tops 1 Trillion Yuan

    Data from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism shows that in 2025 rural Chinese residents made 1.526 billion domestic trips, up 22.6% year on year, with spending exceeding 1 trillion yuan, up 21.4%. A China Tourism Academy survey found 81% of rural residents intend to travel, contributing 31.8% of national trip growth. In the first half of 2026, rural residents made 869 million domestic trips, about one quarter of the national total. The article uses cases from Shandong, Henan and Xinjiang to show how village subsidies, corporate discounts and free-ticket schemes lower barriers to travel.