After the New Year’s Day holiday, domestic airfare prices in China have seen a significant drop—a phenomenon often described as a ‘price plunge.’ According to data from major online travel platforms, starting January 4, economy-class fares on popular routes such as Beijing–Sanya, Shanghai–Chengdu, and Guangzhou–Kunming have fallen by 30% to 60%, with some flights priced below RMB 200. This price shift is primarily driven by supply and demand dynamics: during holidays, airlines raise fares to manage high travel demand; once the holiday ends, both business and leisure travel decline sharply, prompting carriers to offer steep discounts to boost seat occupancy. Additionally, the Spring Festival travel rush has not yet fully kicked in, placing this period among the year’s off-peak seasons for air travel. For travelers, this presents an ideal window for cost-effective, off-peak trips. Experts recommend taking advantage of these low fares between mid-January and just before Chinese New Year to plan journeys—avoiding crowds while enjoying substantial savings.
元旦假期结束后，国内机票价格普遍大幅回落，出现所谓的“跳水”现象。据多家在线旅行平台数据显示，1月4日起，热门航线如北京—三亚、上海—成都、广州—昆明等的经济舱票价普遍下降30%至60%，部分航班甚至低至200元以内。这一价格波动主要受供需关系影响：节假日期间出行需求集中释放，航空公司提高票价以平衡运力；而假期一过，商务与旅游出行需求骤减，为提升上座率，航司纷纷推出折扣票促销。此外，春运尚未全面启动，也使得当前处于全年航空淡季之一。对旅客而言，此时是错峰出行、节省成本的黄金窗口期。专家建议，如无紧急行程安排，可抓住1月中下旬至春节前这段低价期规划旅行，既避开人流高峰，又能享受实惠票价。
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