SHANGHAI -- China saw an uptick in travel over the New Year holiday that suggests consumer spending is starting to bounce back from the disruption caused by the zero-COVID policy and the surge in coronavirus cases that followed its end.
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Sledders congregate at a Beijing park. © Kyodo
SHANGHAI -- China saw an uptick in travel over the New Year holiday that suggests consumer spending is starting to bounce back from the disruption caused by the zero-COVID policy and the surge in coronavirus cases that followed its end.