Shanghai Cruise Port ushered in the first peak of inbound and outbound passenger flow during the National Day holiday

China News Service, Shanghai, October 1 (Reporter Chen Jing) On the 1st, the Shanghai Cruise Port ushered in the first round of peak inbound and outbound passenger flow during the National Day holiday (October 1 to October 7).

On that day, the cruise ships "Ada Magic City" and "Ocean Spectrum" carried nearly 10,000 inbound passengers and docked at the Wusongkou International Cruise Port.

The reporter saw that passengers were concentrated in the border inspection hall, and there were obvious groups such as family tours and parent-child tours. Multi-generational travelers and parents and children traveling together were everywhere. The window period for cruise ships to dock at the port is short, and both ships dock together on the first day of the National Day. The concentrated arrival of passengers brings greater customs clearance pressure.

Pujiang Border Inspection Station has flexibly adopted multiple inspection and release modes such as simplified entry, manual inspection, and quick inspection in response to ship policies. It has also added off-stage guidance and emergency police forces for families with children, elderly passengers, and foreign passengers to conduct classified diversion and diversion to ensure rapid customs clearance of passengers.

According to the Pujiang Border Inspection Station, there will be 10 inbound and outbound cruises at Shanghai Wusongkou International Cruise Port during the National Day holiday, with an estimated 48,000 inbound and outbound passengers, an increase of 25.0% and 46.7% respectively over the same period last year.

The densely berthing cruise ships not only drive consumption on the cruise ships such as leisure and entertainment, duty-free shopping, but also extend to the catering, accommodation, transportation, cultural tourism and other industries around the port through the "Cruise+" model, forming a consumption-stimulating effect of "one ship, one city".