China Railway Expects 22.34 Million Passenger Trips on September 25
China's national railway network experienced peak holiday travel during the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day period. On September 25, the system carried 21.761 million passengers, the highest daily figure reported. By September 27, the railway expected a return-travel peak of 16.86 million passengers, with 1,398 extra trains added. Cumulative ticket sales on the 12306 platform reached 155 million for the September 23 to October 8 travel period.
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China Railway Expects 16.86 Million Passengers on Sept 27 as Holiday Return Peak Hits
According to a statement from China Railway cited by Zhitongcaijing, the national railway network handled 14.374 million passenger trips on September 26, with operations described as safe and orderly. On September 27, the railway system is expected to see a peak in return travel for the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, with an estimated 16.86 million passengers to be carried and 1,398 additional passenger trains scheduled. As of 8:00 AM on September 27, the 12306 ticketing platform had sold a cumulative 155 million tickets for the combined Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday travel period from September 23 to October 8. The report details popular departure and arrival cities, including Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai, and Chengdu, and provides a breakdown of ticket availability across various routes for different dates from September 28 to October 8, indicating where tickets are plentiful or limited.
Read sourceChina Railway Expects 13 Million Passenger Trips on September 26, Adds 644 Trains
On September 26, China Railway is expected to handle 13 million passenger trips, according to a post on the official China Railway WeChat account, as reported by financial news outlet Cailianshe. To accommodate the travel demand, the railway operator plans to add 644 passenger trains. This forecast follows a busy day on September 25, when the national railway system actually carried 21.761 million passengers, with operations reported as safe and orderly. The data reflects ongoing high travel volumes in China, likely driven by the upcoming National Day holiday period. The figures are attributed to China Railway's official communications and represent a significant but lower daily total compared to the previous day's actual ridership.
Read sourceChina Railway Expects 13 Million Passenger Trips on September 26, Plans 644 Extra Trains
According to a report from Jin10 Data on September 26, citing the official China Railway WeChat account, China's national railway network is expected to handle 13 million passenger trips on September 26. To accommodate the demand, railway authorities plan to add 644 extra passenger trains. The report also notes that on September 25, the railway system actually carried 21.761 million passengers, with transportation operations described as safe, stable, and orderly. The figures indicate a significant drop in expected passenger volume on September 26 compared to the previous day, likely reflecting the end of a holiday travel peak. The data is attributed to China Railway's official communications and provides a snapshot of domestic travel trends in China.
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China Railway Expects 22.34 Million Passenger Trips on September 25, Mid-Autumn Festival
On September 25, China Railway announced that it expects to handle 22.34 million passenger trips on the Mid-Autumn Festival, according to a report from People's Financial News citing the official China Railway WeChat account. To accommodate the holiday travel surge, the railway operator plans to add 1,218 passenger trains. The announcement also noted that on September 24, the national railway system handled 17.139 million passenger trips, with operations described as safe, stable, and orderly. The data reflects peak holiday travel demand in China during the Mid-Autumn Festival period.
Read sourceChina Railway Expects 22.34 Million Passenger Trips on September 25
On September 25, China's national railway network is expected to handle 22.34 million passenger trips, according to an announcement from China Railway's official WeChat account. To accommodate the surge in travel demand during the Mid-Autumn Festival, the railway operator plans to add 1,218 additional passenger trains. The report also notes that on September 24, the railway system carried 17.139 million passengers, with operations described as safe, stable, and orderly. The data reflects peak holiday travel in China.
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