China News Agency, Beijing, May 3 (Reporter Wei Xi) The Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the People's Republic of China released the news on the 3rd: Three days before the May Day holiday, China received a total of 84.997 million domestic tourists and realized domestic tourism income About 35.06 billion yuan (RMB, the same below).
On May 1, China received 23.197 million domestic tourists and achieved a domestic tourism revenue of about 9.77 billion yuan; on the 2nd, it was less than 1 day, but it also exceeded 20 million. On May 3, the total number of domestic tourists received nationwide on that day It rose to 30.94 million person-times, and realized domestic tourism revenue of about 12.43 billion yuan.
According to the latest news from the Ministry of Transport of the People's Republic of China, on May 2, the total number of passengers sent by China's railways, roads, waterways, and civil aviation was 23.0168 million, a decrease of 14.23% from the previous month and a decrease of 54.26% from the same period last year.
In order to boost the consumption of cultural tourism, many "big moves" have been introduced in various places. For example, Beijing issued a total of 50 million yuan of Huimin consumption vouchers on May 2 to stimulate citizens ’cultural consumption, which covers seven fields such as books, audio and video, cultural performances, tourism, education and entertainment.
In Guizhou, on May 3, Huangguoshu, Fanjing Mountain, Zhijin Cave and other key tourist attractions all reached the maximum control flow of the day. There are 26,200 passengers in and out of Guizhou by air; 442 passenger trains at railway entry and exit stations have 168,900 passengers.
In Guangdong, according to preliminary estimates, as of 16:00 on May 3rd, the 100 key scenic spots under monitoring received a total of 628,000 tourists; the 14 key areas of the Guyi Road under monitoring received a total of 226,000 tourists. 306 of the 426 A-level scenic spots in the province have been reopened, accounting for about 70%. Among them, Baiyun Mountain in Guangzhou, West Lake in Huizhou, Xinghu in Zhaoqing, Overseas Chinese Town in Shenzhen, and Songshan Lake in Dongguan are the five most popular scenic spots in Guangdong. (Finish)