Zero-Covid measures eased with China borders to reopen
China’s zero-Covid policy is being partially dismantled.
China announced an end to quarantine with borders reopening on January 8.
Citizens have effectively been cut off from the world for three years.
Passport applications have surged, the immigration administration said.
Travel sites have seen a spike in website traffic
Trip.com said search volume increased ten-fold.
China’s zero-Covid U-turn sees the cap on flights scrapped.
It has pleased operators and airlines.
However, no travel brands have announced they are resuming trips or adding flight capacity yet .
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