202 1 May Day tourism data and tickets for some scenic spots will continue to be free after the festival.

Although the May Day holiday is over and the preferential activities in many scenic spots are over, the preferential activities for tickets in some places are still going on. Do you want to know? At present, which scenic spots in China are free of tickets, and how long is the free time?

For four consecutive months, 274 scenic spots in Henan were free, and all tourists were free of charge.

In order to promote tourism consumption, from May to August of 20021year, hundreds of scenic spots in Henan Province carried out activities to benefit the people, and 274 scenic spots were free of charge for all tourists.

From May this year to the end of February next year, Jiangxi scenic spots above 4A level will be free of charge for students from all over the country.

From May 2002 1 2022/KLOC-0 to February 28th, Jiangxi Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism once again launched the activity of "National Students Traveling to Jiangxi for Free". During the activity, primary and secondary school students (including graduate students) can be in Jiangxi Province.

4A and above attractions are free.

According to the data of the data center of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, during the May Day holiday in 20021May Day, the number of domestic tourists was 230 million, and the domestic tourism income was1132.3 billion yuan, which was 77.0% of the same period before the epidemic.

At the same time, the real-time data of Lighthouse Professional Edition shows that as of 9: 30 pm on May 5, the total box office of 202 1 May 1 reached 16.6 1 billion, setting a new record in box office, number of people and times.

According to the latest data, from May/KLOC-0 to May 3, Haikou Customs supervised 485 million yuan of duty-free shopping on outlying islands, with 65,400 shoppers and 729,000 pieces of shopping, a substantial increase year-on-year. Among them, on the first day of May Day holiday, Haikou Customs * * * supervised 65.438+42 billion yuan of duty-free shopping on outlying islands, with 22,400 shoppers and 232,000 pieces of shopping, up by 209.7%, 1.57% and 243.2% respectively.

According to the statistics of the Securities Times reporter, in the past decade, the overall probability of A-share consumer sectors such as home appliances and food and beverage was high in May, reaching 80%. A research team of a brokerage firm said that the 202 1 May Day holiday was a tourist holiday consumption boom in the same period of May Day in history, but the recovery of the service industry may have a certain inhibitory effect on household durable goods consumption. In 20021year, the service industry will rebound sharply, and the manufacturing boom will begin to fall back.

230 million trips

According to CCTV financial news, according to the data of the data center of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, during the May Day holiday in 2002, there were 230 million domestic tourists, up by 1 19.7% year-on-year, returning to 103.2% in the same period before the epidemic. Domestic tourism revenue113.23 billion yuan, up 138. 1% year-on-year, and recovered to 77.0% in the same period before the epidemic.

This means that the domestic tourism industry shows a trend of rapid recovery. It is particularly noteworthy that in the past May Day holiday, no serious accidents occurred in the national cultural and tourism system, and no epidemic spread through the cultural and tourism system. Holiday tourists' satisfaction reached 84.8, which is at the level of "satisfaction".

According to the data of Flying Pig, the number of scheduled trips of Flying Pig including air tickets, hotels, homestays, tickets and car rental has reached a new historical peak. Among them, air ticket booking rose by over 420%, hotel booking rose by over 200%, car rental rose by over 10 times, and Macau booking rose by over 20 times. Flying Pig introduced the blind box for air tickets in 66 yuan before May 1, which led to an increase of more than 500% in air travel in several cities.

It is worth mentioning that, according to the data of CCTV finance and online travel platform, during the "May 1" period this year, parent-child travel orders accounted for more than one-third, and "willing to spend" became the label of parent-child travel families on May 1. On the morning of May 5th, a family of #4 spent about 20,000 on a parent-child tour, and the topic ranked first in hot search.

In addition, after 00 this year, the number of May Day travel bookings increased by over 570% year-on-year, ranking first in the growth rate, indicating that young people are becoming an important force in the recovery of domestic tourism. With the participation of young people, May Day this year is different from previous years. Not only have music festivals and cultural and archaeological tours become popular options, but the number of night tours has also increased by more than 20 times year-on-year. Night tours, boat tours, starry sky camping and theme parks have become the main options for young people to travel at night.

However, not all countries' tourism industry has ushered in the prelude of recovery. Thailand's Minister of Hotels and Sports said through the media that the third round of COVID-19 epidemic will have a serious impact on the recovery of tourism in Thailand. The Thai government has halved the number of tourists expected to come to Thailand this year from the original forecast of 6.5 million to 30-4 million, and the tourism revenue has been reduced from the original forecast of 1.2 trillion baht to 850 billion baht.

In Japan, even the "Golden Week" holiday from late April to early May failed to restore people's interest in traveling due to the recent rebound of many epidemics. Take Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto and Hyogo as examples. Since the Golden Week, the passenger flow in the central city of the four regions has decreased by 30% to 50% compared with that before the current emergency, and the occupancy rate of some large chain hotels has dropped below 15%, while individual merchants relying on tourist attractions have suffered heavy losses.