Ghostly Emptiness at Shanghai’s Pudong & HQ Airports, With a 90% Fall in Foreign Tourists in 2023
Ghostly Emptiness at Shanghai’s Pudong & HQ Airports, With a 90% Fall in Foreign Tourists in 2023
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A year after the end of the CCP's pandemic lockdowns, China's economy shows no signs of recovery but rather a further downturn. In December, nearing the New Year, Shanghai's two busiest airports, Pudong and Hongqiao, have been reported as eerily quiet. The airport halls are empty, with only a few passengers coming and going, and most of the various shops and restaurants remain closed, visibly reflecting the extent of the economic slump.
