In the Zhongshan District of Liupanshui, travelers are enjoying their time in a historic town, benefiting from Guizhou Province's favorable climate and impressive tourism offerings. The summer travel season, which lasted from early July until the end of August, has been particularly vibrant, exemplifying not just the popularity of tourism in China, but also the country's economic resilience.

The Ministry of Transport has reported that during this peak season, China saw approximately 10.917 billion passenger journeys made for inter-regional travel, averaging about 176 million trips per day. Railway travel saw a notable surge, with around 887 million trips recorded, up 6.7 percent from the previous year. Such statistics highlight the strong domestic demand and robust consumption trends that characterize China's tourism landscape.

As summer comes to a close, various online travel agencies have noted significant increases in tourist bookings and engagement with travel products. Reports indicate that domestic tourism numbers this summer have exceeded those of 2023. Additionally, platforms like Fliggy have observed increased spending and bookings per visitor, reflecting a greater desire for immersive travel experiences.

Among the travelers, Xu Fan from Henan shared his experience in Guizhou, expressing admiration for the region's local handicrafts and unique souvenirs that reflect traditional heritage. He noted a growing interest from foreign visitors in the region’s batik crafts, highlighting the powerful cultural exchange happening in tourist spots.

Wukong has significantly increased tourism in historical locations in Shanxi, where visitor numbers to filming sites surged dramatically after the game's release.

The influx of international tourists has also been palpable, buoyed by visa-free travel policies that have made China an appealing destination. A visitor from Australia shared his excitement about exploring Beijing, appreciating its infrastructure and vibrant atmosphere, while reporting the bustling crowds at famous sites like the Temple of Heaven. Inbound travel has reportedly increased by about 70 percent compared to last year, with South Korea leading in visitor numbers followed closely by several other countries.