After three years of restrictions due to the coronavirus, the Chinese have been able to travel again since January. In the run-up to the easing, it’s already much busier on travel sites.
Despite the fact that the number of infections in China is not doing well at all, the government is still relaxing its strict coronavirus policy under pressure from the people.
From January 8, travelers entering the country will no longer have to self-quarantine for five days. However, a PCR test must be performed.
International air traffic is gradually returning to normal, allowing the Chinese population to travel abroad again.
The strict corona measures that have been in place so far are increasingly damaging the Chinese economy. Global supply chains have also been disrupted as lockdowns continue to be introduced and factories and ports come to a standstill.
