As the Chinese New Year approaches, the Spring Festival transportation becomes busy, and tourism during the Spring Festival becomes popular. According to data from China Railway Group, it is expected that the national railway will send 480 million passengers during this year's Spring Festival travel, an increase of 37.9% compared to the 2023 Spring Festival travel and 18% compared to the 2019 Spring Festival travel. According to the prediction of the Civil Aviation Administration of China, the transportation volume of civil aviation passengers during this year's Spring Festival travel will reach 80 million, an increase of 9.8% compared to 2019. Foreign media has widely paid attention to the bustling Chinese Spring Festival travel, and there are more new forms and changes in Chinese Spring Festival travel. On the K7066 train from Fuyuan City, Heilongjiang Province to Harbin City, the train staff invited passengers to participate in the "Warm Spring Festival Travel Home Road" celebration and consolation activity, allowing them to have a warm and happy journey. According to a recent report by the website of the Frankfurt Review, China will welcome the Year of the Dragon on February 10th. In China, the Lunar New Year begins on this day. Billions of people will use the holidays before and after the Spring Festival to visit relatives and friends. On January 26th, the 40 day Spring Festival travel officially kicked off. According to the Chinese Ministry of Transport, the cross regional personnel flow across the country is expected to reach about 9 billion, more than ever before. The website of Bangladesh's Flash newspaper reported that China's annual Spring Festival travel has opened in a spectacular way, marking the approaching of the Year of the Dragon. The Beijing West Railway Station, one of the busiest railway hubs in China, is bustling with people and decorated with red lanterns, Paper Cuttings and other festive decorations. China Eastern Airlines celebrated this moment with the debut of all four domestically produced C919 large passenger planes in the Spring Festival travel rush, reflecting China's progress in the civil aviation sector. According to Reuters, the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) stated that the passenger volume of this year's Spring Festival travel is expected to exceed 80 million, an increase of 9.8% compared to 2019. The airports in Beijing and Shanghai will welcome a large number of passengers. Shanghai Pudong Airport and Hongqiao Airport are expected to see a year-on-year increase of 57.6% in passenger volume during this year's Spring Festival travel rush, while Beijing Airport's growth rate will exceed 60%. According to the website of Singapore's Lianhe Zaobao, during the Spring Festival this year, China's expressways will allow minibuses to pass free for 9 days. The Chinese Ministry of Transport recently stated that this year's policy of free passage for private cars on highways will not only remain unchanged, but also be from 00:00 on February 9th (New Year's Eve) to 24:00 on February 17th (the eighth day of the first lunar month), for a 9-day free period According to a report by Effe, the Chinese Ministry of Transport pointed out that the passenger flow of self driving travel is about 7.2 billion people, accounting for about 80% of the total, reflecting a travel trend in China. The surge in holiday consumption has helped the Dragon Year economy "get off to a good start". Hundreds of millions of people take trains, planes, and other transportation to embark on journeys and reunite with friends and family. The travel boom is accompanied by vivid displays of red lanterns and Chinese knots, which are not only celebrations of the Spring Festival, but also reflections of China's strong and vibrant economy. According to the website of Bangladesh's "Flash" newspaper, the Spring Festival travel rush is not just a spectacle, This is the expected 2024