by CNNGo staff
While Chinese tourists are swiping credit cards at casinos, bagging sales at shopping malls and feasting at Michelin-starred restaurants overseas, domestic travel is getting a little too expensive.
According to various reports, the recent price hike for entrance to major tourist sites in China has sparked an outcry, with some travelers taking overseas trips as a cost-control option.
Admission prices on the riseMore than 20 major tourist attractions in China, including Shou Xihu (瘦西湖) in Yangzhou and Jinggan Mountain (井冈山) in Jiangxi, announced last week they would raise admissions by 20 to 100 percent in the next few months, reported People’s Daily (website in simplified Chinese only).
That’s why Chinese [choose to] travel overseas whenever there is a holiday. [Outbound trips] are indeed cheaper than domestic ones.
-- Chinese netizen "san sui le" (3岁了)
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