How technology helps keep holiday travel safe and efficient

China Global Television Network (CGTN) - Oct 3, 2026

During China's National Day holiday, millions of people are on the move, traveling by high-speed rail, road and air or visiting museums and scenic spots. Behind the busy stations, smooth traffic and increasingly convenient sightseeing experiences, a range of digital technologies are quietly working together.

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