China forecasts 2.25 million daily cross-border trips for Mid-Autumn holiday peak
China's National Immigration Administration forecasts average daily cross-border passenger traffic of 2.25 million during the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday and 2.15 million during the National Day holiday. Peak travel days are expected on September 25, 27, October 1, and 4, with single-day throughput potentially exceeding 2.4 million. Major airports and land ports near Hong Kong and Macau will see significant increases.
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China expects daily出入境 passenger volume to exceed 2 million during Mid-Autumn and National Day holidays
According to a forecast by China's National Immigration Administration, the country's ports are expected to see a peak in outbound and inbound passenger traffic during the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays. The daily average number of出入境 travelers is predicted to reach 2.25 million during the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday and 2.15 million during the National Day holiday. The peak periods for passenger flow are concentrated on September 25, September 27, October 1, and October 4, with the single-day highest throughput expected to exceed 2.4 million passengers. The report, published by My Steel Network on Tencent Stock, highlights the strong travel demand during these consecutive holidays.
Read sourceChina expects over 2 million daily cross-border travelers during Mid-Autumn, National Day holidays
According to a report from Cailianshe on September 22, citing CCTV News, China's National Immigration Administration forecasts a peak in cross-border passenger traffic during the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays. The administration predicts that daily average cross-border passenger numbers will reach 2.25 million during the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday and 2.15 million during the National Day holiday. The busiest days for出入境 (entry-exit) traffic are expected to be September 25, September 27, October 1, and October 4, with the single-day peak potentially exceeding 2.4 million passengers. The forecast applies to all national ports of entry and exit.
Read sourceChina expects 2.25 million daily border crossings during Mid-Autumn holiday
According to a report by Beijing Business Today citing China's National Immigration Administration, the country expects an average of 2.25 million daily出入境 (entry-exit) passengers during the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday and 2.15 million daily during the National Day holiday. Peak passenger flows are forecast for September 25, September 27, October 1, and October 4, with a single-day high potentially exceeding 2.4 million. The data provides breakdowns for major airports, including Shanghai Pudong (105,000 daily during Mid-Autumn), Guangzhou Baiyun (55,000), and Beijing Capital (54,000). Land ports near Hong Kong and Macau are expected to see significant traffic due to large events like lantern shows, fireworks, and concerts, as well as family visits and cross-border tourism. Specific daily projections are given for ports such as Shenzhen Luohu (263,000), Zhuhai Gongbei (383,000), and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge (100,000) during the Mid-Autumn holiday.
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China's Holiday Border Crossings to Exceed 2.4 Million on Peak Days
According to a forecast by China's National Immigration Administration, the average daily出入境 (entry-exit) passenger volume during the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday this year will reach 2.25 million, and during the National Day holiday it will average 2.15 million. The peak travel periods are expected to be concentrated on September 25, September 27, October 1, and October 4. The single-day highest clearance volume is projected to exceed 2.4 million passengers. The report was published by Cailianshe on September 22.
Read sourceChina's Mid-Autumn Holiday Sees 2.25 Million Daily Cross-Border Passengers, NIA Forecasts
According to a forecast by China's National Immigration Administration (NIA), the daily average number of inbound and outbound passengers during the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday is expected to reach 2.25 million, while the National Day holiday is projected to see 2.15 million daily. The NIA identified peak travel days as September 25, September 27, October 1, and October 4, with the single-day peak volume potentially exceeding 2.4 million passengers. The data, reported by CCTV News and summarized by Jin10, indicates a significant surge in cross-border travel during the consecutive holidays.
Read sourceChina's Immigration Bureau Forecasts 2.25 Million Daily Cross-Border Trips for Mid-Autumn Holiday
On September 22, China's National Immigration Administration (NIA) released a forecast for the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays. It predicts an average of 2.25 million daily cross-border passenger trips during the Mid-Autumn holiday and 2.15 million during the National Day holiday. Peak days are expected on September 25, 27, October 1, and 4, with a single-day high of over 2.4 million trips. Major airports like Shanghai Pudong, Guangzhou Baiyun, and Beijing Capital will see steady increases. Due to large events in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, land ports near Hong Kong and Macau, such as Zhuhai Gongbei and Shenzhen Luohu, will experience significant traffic, with daily figures reaching up to 383,000 and 263,000 respectively. The NIA has deployed additional staff and measures to ensure Chinese citizens' clearance time does not exceed 30 minutes. Travelers are advised to check visa validity and destination safety conditions, and to call the 12367 hotline for assistance.
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