The Qingming Festival is an important tradition in China, during which families gather to visit the graves of their ancestors and celebrate the freshness of spring. This holiday period brings families together, with memorial ceremonies and a close connection to nature.
With the onset of the Qingming Festival, there is a significant increase in both domestic and international travel. Train stations and airports are experiencing heightened passenger volumes, with the most popular routes connecting major cities. In addition, there has been a notable rise in overseas travel from China, with Thailand, Japan, and South Korea emerging as the top destinations.
Furthermore, special bonus point benefits for train tickets are being offered to passengers aged 60 and over, making travel even more convenient. Authorities have issued various warnings to drivers regarding increased traffic and changing weather conditions, and the busy travel period is expected to continue throughout the holiday.