Nikkei Asian Review | Lunar new year holidays likely to see even bigger migration in China Nikkei Asian Review The forecast also suggested that many Chinese people are taking extra days off to supplement their week-long vacation, with estimated travel peaks falling on Jan. 25 -- two days before the holiday begins -- and Feb. 2. While some workers had to request ... |
2017-01-22
Lunar new year holidays likely to see even bigger migration in China – Nikkei Asian Review
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