The main differences between holiday and non-holiday travel are the following:
1.*Density**:
Holiday travel**: Usually on statutory holidays or public holidays, a large number of people gather**, scenic spots, transportation hubs, hotels and various tourism service facilities will be very busy. **Large volume may lead to traffic congestion, congestion in scenic spots, accommodation shortage and other problems.
Non-holiday travel**: In contrast, fewer people travel on non-holidays**, so you can enjoy a relatively relaxed and comfortable travel environment, less waiting time in line, and easier to book your ideal flights, hotels and restaurants.
2.*Volatility**:
Holiday travel**: Due to the sharp increase in demand, airfares, train tickets, hotel room rates, etc. during the holiday season are usual**, and even "holiday premiums" appear, and the overall travel cost is higher.
Non-holiday travel**: During non-holiday periods, travel consumption is often more affordable, and many businesses will provide off-season discounts, which can save a lot of money when traveling.
3.*Service Experience**:
Holiday travel**: During peak periods, service quality may be affected due to capacity saturation, such as lack of guides, waiters, etc., and service response speed may be reduced.
Non-holiday travel**: Travel service providers have more energy to focus on the needs of each customer during off-peak hours, and the service experience is often better.
4.*Event Schedule & Opening Hours**:
Holiday Travel**: Some attractions or entertainment venues may hold special events during the holidays, but please be aware that some places may have adjusted opening hours or limited capacity due to maintenance or other reasons.
Non-holiday travel**: Attractions and commercial events generally operate as usual, and visitors can plan their itinerary according to their normal schedule.
5.*Weekdays & Holidays**:
Holiday travel**: For office workers and students, holidays are a fixed time off for families or groups of friends.
Non-holiday travel**: You need to take time off to travel, but you can be flexible with a time slot that suits your personal situation.
To sum up, holiday travel is more suitable for families or groups who want to take advantage of fixed vacation time and don't mind the high cost and crowded environment; Non-holiday travel is suitable for travelers who have higher requirements for travel quality, budget control and quiet environment, and have more freedom of time. Where to go on holidays.