According to Kyodo News, China's “May 1st” Labor Day holiday begins on the 1st and will be closed for five consecutive days. Affected by the depreciation of the yen, Japan has become the most popular destination for outbound travel. Videos of Chinese tourists “sweeping” at Japanese luxury stores have appeared one after another on social networking platforms (SNS). China's State Administration of Immigration predicts that the average number of people entering and leaving the country's ports will reach 1.76 million per day during the “May 1st” holiday this year, an increase of 40% over the same period last year. According to survey results from China's online travel sales giant Ctrip Group, the most popular destination for outbound travel is Japan, followed by Thailand, South Korea, and Malaysia.
日媒：中国五一出境游日本成最热门 日元暴跌吸引“扫货”
Japanese media: China's May Day outbound trip to Japan became the most popular, and the sharp fall in yen attracted “sweeping goods”
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