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150 mln to travel during May Day holiday

www.chinanews.cn 2007-04-25 11:14:08

Folk performers were rehearsing to embrace the travel peak during the May
Day holiday in Zhouzhuang, a famous traveling city of Jiangsu Province,
April 22, 2007. A record 150 million people are expected to travel during
the 20th Golden Week (May 1-7), with the numbers of people traveling
overseas and those using their own cars to get to local attractions both
expected to rise.

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