What happened to the promised 115-day vacation?
On February 18, which was yesterday, the National Tourism Administration's "National Tourism and Leisure Outline" stated that Chinese people have 115 public holiday days each year, reaching the level of moderately developed countries.\ The original poster was shocked after reading it! So we actually have 115 days off a year, why have I never felt it, embarrassing.\ Do you guys have 115 days of holidays, or is it holding the nation back?\ According to the news, in 2012, China had a domestic tourism market size of nearly 3 billion people-trips, ranking first in the world. In 2012, the number of Chinese outbound tourists exceeded 80 million, ranking third globally, contributing more than 7% to the global tourism market.\ Tsk tsk, there are so many people who have both vacation time and money.
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