China: Cross-regional trips expected to surpass 300 mln on 6th Day of National Day holiday in China.

Shotlist China - Oct 1-6, 2026 1. Various of passengers in railway station Longyan City, Fujian Province, east China - Oct 1-6, 2026 2. Passengers at ticket office 3. Passengers on platform, train pulling in Chuzhou City, Anhui Province, east China - Oct 1-6, 2026 4. Aerial shots of vehicles passing through toll gates, on highway China - Oct 1-6, 2026 5. Various of plane at airport 6. Various of passengers at airport Shandong Province, east China - Oct 1-6, 2026 7. Aerial shots of cruise 8. Passengers disembarking Zhejiang Province, east China - Oct 1-6, 2026 9. Various of passengers boarding ship 10. Passenger in cabin Storyline China is expected to record more than 300 million cross-regional passenger trips on Tuesday, the sixth day of the week-long National Day holiday, as passenger flows remain high across rail, road, civil aviation and waterway, according to official data. The railway network is expected to handle 22.1 million passenger trips on Tuesday, with 2,199 additional trains scheduled to meet travel demand, according to the Ministry of Transport. As the holiday draws to a close, the return traffic on roads is beginning to rise. According to the ministry's traffic assessment, 44 expressway sections nationwide are likely to experience congestion on Tuesday, mainly in Jiangsu, Guangdong, Hunan, Anhui, Zhejiang and Shaanxi provinces. Civil aviation passenger volume is projected to reach 2.47 million trips on Tuesday. The busiest air routes include those connecting Shenzhen with Shanghai, Beijing and Hangzhou, as well as routes linking Shanghai with Guangzhou and Beijing. Meanwhile, waterway passenger volume is estimated at 1.39 million trips on Tuesday, marking a 25.3 percent increase year on year. [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]