China's 'Golden Week' consumption trends amid economic slowdown
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Chinese consumers
China
October 2026
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China's 'Golden Week' around October 1st is a major travel and consumption period. Despite the holiday, there is a noticeable trend of consumers saving money rather than spending. Reports from tourist hubs like Dali indicate fewer visitors and lower per-capita spending.
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