How many years have you had the origin of the Golden Week?

In September, 1999, the State Council reformed and introduced a new legal holiday system. Every year, National Day, Spring Festival, and May Day are legal holidays plus one day, and the whole country has seven days off.

Since then, the tourism consumption fever caused by the three "Golden Weeks" has become a new bright spot in China's economic life, and the holiday economy has become a new topic that people relish.

When the first "Golden Week" of the National Day of 1999 came, people from all walks of life were surprised by the holiday tourism craze sweeping across the country.

According to relevant statistics, the number of tourists nationwide reached 28 million in seven days, and the comprehensive tourism income reached 1, 4 1 100 million yuan.

During the 7-day Spring Festival holiday in 2000, the number of domestic tourists exceeded 20 million, an increase of 10% over the same period last year. The national tourism expenditure was about 654.38+063 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of one sixth.

During the Golden Week of May 1, 2000, the number of domestic tourists reached 46 million, and the tourism income was 1, 8 1 100 million yuan. During the "Eleventh" Golden Week, the number of tourists reached 59.8 million, and the tourism income was 23 billion yuan.

The fifth "Golden Week" is the Spring Festival of 200 1. In these seven days, the national * * * received 44.96 million tourists, achieving tourism income of 654.38+0.98 billion yuan and per capita expenditure of 44 1 yuan.

During the Golden Week of 20001May Day, the number of tourists received nationwide reached a record 73.766 million, and the tourism revenue reached 28.8 billion yuan.

China's "Golden Week" has a history of eight years. (But the word "Golden Week" seems to come from Japanese. )