China Golden Week Travel Jumps But Spending Remains Soft

Chinese travellers are booking longer holidays for the Golden Week break, yet a prolonged slowdown in consumer spending means record travel volume may not boost profits. Analysts note a K-shaped spending pattern as consumers remain cautious despite strong travel demand.

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FILE PHOTO: Rickshaw drivers pass a shop decorated with a Chinese flag in the Shichahai area on National Day, the first day of China's eight-day Golden Week holiday, in Beijing, China October 1, 2025. REUTERS/Florence Lo/File Photo

China travellers are booking longer holidays for the National Day break, combining the seven-day Golden Week with the Mid-Autumn Festival for a 13-day period.

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