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Spending rises during China's Dragon Boat Festival holiday | www.chinaservicesinfo.com

China's cultural and tourism market sustained growth momentum during last week's Dragon Boat Festival holiday. Domestic trips reached 124 million, up 4.4 percent year-on-year, with total spending of 44.46 billion yuan ($6.55 billion), a four-percent increase. The steady rise across key indicators reflects the holiday economy's continued resilience.

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