Rising bookings for Labor Day Holiday bring hopes to China's tourism sector, but coronavirus concerns linger

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China's tourism sector is showing some signs of recovery as people rush to book trips for the upcoming Labor Day holiday after months of coronavirus lockdown.

Transportation and hotel bookings on Chinese online platforms has been rising sharply this month. According to data from Ctrip, one of China's largest online travel agencies, the number of travellers that booked trips for the five-day Labor Day holiday to start May 1 had soared 282 per cent as of mid-April from the same period last month and total transport booking volume for the period surged by . . .

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