Yongpai: 9 days, 36000 people! The scale of inbound and outbound passengers at Ningbo Airport has significantly increased

Customs officers at Ningbo Airport supervise outbound passengers. Correspondent Hu Bobo/Photo

Yongpai Client Reporter Yan Jin Correspondent Bai Danhong
　　    
This year's Spring Festival holiday lasted for 9 days, and the scale of passenger entry and exit at Ningbo Lishe International Airport has significantly increased.
According to statistics, from February 15th to February 23rd, a total of 237 inbound and outbound passenger planes were supervised by the customs inspection site at Ningbo Airport, a year-on-year increase of 28.8%; A total of 36813 inbound and outbound personnel were guaranteed, a year-on-year increase of 47.3%. The enthusiasm of citizens for outbound tourism is high.
So, where did Ningbo people go to play during this Spring Festival?
Data shows that the most popular destination among Ningbo citizens is still Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan, with a total of 8441 people choosing to go to Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan during the holidays to experience a unique New Year's atmosphere.
Thanks to visa free policies and convenient flights, Southeast Asian countries such as Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam have also attracted nearly 6000 Ningbo tourists to go for "cold weather travel".
It is worth mentioning that with the official implementation of visa free policies for Canadian and British passport holders in China starting from February 17, 2026, Ningbo Airport welcomed the first batch of passengers to enjoy the new policy on February 17, making the "let's go" China trip a reality.
With the end of the Spring Festival holiday, Ningbo Airport port will continue to experience a peak in inbound passenger flow in the near future. To ensure the safe and smooth clearance of passengers, Ningbo Airport Customs uses intelligent technology equipment to conduct preliminary machine inspection and intelligent image review of checked baggage. If there are no abnormal baggage, it can be directly retrieved and left, meeting the clearance needs during peak flight arrival periods.