Chinese discover customized trips a perfect fit
More Chinese are customizing their journeys. Yang Feiyue discovers privacy and flexibility intersect with various price ranges to imbue value in increasingly popular personalized trips.
A desire to make travel experiences truly personal journeys is propelling more Chinese to take customized tours.
Privacy, tailored arrangements and one-on-one services offer an appeal that has pushed the number of customized trips booked through China's largest online travel agency, Ctrip, up to 80,000 a month.
The company expects the number to surge to 120,000 this year.
Tailored trips from Beijing surged 240 percent year-on-year in 2016, the agency reports.
Affluent Chinese ages 30 to 39 are the main force energizing the trend, Ctrip says.
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