China's consumption expected to soar for May Day holidays amid boom in travel, further injecting momentum for recovery

China's tourism sector is set to roar back for the upcoming May Day holidays in more than three years, which has been proved by an upsurge in bookings, with more than 240 million trips estimated by industry insiders.

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