freecoinmasterspinslevvvel| Ctrip: County ticket orders more than tripled on the first day of the May Day holiday

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Ctrip: County ticket orders on the first day of the May Day holiday increased by more than twice, Securities Times e Company NewsfreecoinmasterspinslevvvelOn the first day of the May Day holiday, the tourism market was active. Ctrip data shows that on the first day of the holiday, the year-on-year growth rate of inbound and outbound travel orders in most first-and second-tier cities was higher than that of domestic travel orders, and inbound and outbound travel orders were the same.freecoinmasterspinslevvvel...

freecoinmasterspinslevvvel| Ctrip: County ticket orders more than tripled on the first day of the May Day holiday

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Ctrip: County ticket orders more than doubled on the first day of the May Day holiday. Securities Times e Company News that on the first day of the May Day holiday, the tourism market was active. Ctrip data shows that on the first day of the holiday, the year-on-year growth rate of inbound and outbound travel orders in most first-and second-tier cities was higher than the growth rate of domestic travel orders, and inbound and outbound travel orders increased by 70% year-on-year. At the same time, the sinking trend of the tourism market has further emerged, with the growth rate of tourism orders in most third-and fourth-tier cities and county destinations higher than that in first-and second-tier cities. Hotel and ticket orders in county areas increased by 64% year-on-year and exceeded 200%, respectively.

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