The “3+2” mode of vacation pairing boosts travel demand, and Fuguo Tourism ETF (159766) is up more than 3% intraday

Today during trading, the A-share sectors of catering, tourism, and airlines performed well. The Tourism ETF, Fuguo (159766), rose over 3% intraday, with the latest increase at 3.12% as of the time of writing. Among the ETF’s constituent stocks, Guilin Tourism hit the daily limit-up, while Jixiang Airlines, Three Gorges Tourism, Huaxia Airlines, and China Eastern Airlines all rose over 5%, driving the related indices higher.

Data shows that as of March 24, domestic flight ticket bookings for the 2026 Qingming holiday exceeded 1.9 million, up about 20% year-over-year; bookings for inbound and outbound flights surpassed 590,000, an increase of approximately 12%.

Research institutions believe that the 2026 government work report explicitly supports “promoting spring and autumn holidays for primary and secondary schools in eligible regions” and implementing paid staggered leave for employees. Policy efforts continue to strengthen, with the “3+2” leave model boosting travel intentions. Currently, many regions are accelerating the implementation of specific spring holiday schedules, generally adopting the “3+2” model to effectively connect with the Qingming holiday. The ongoing policy expansion creates a 5-day mini-vacation for primary and secondary students, effectively bringing forward and releasing demand for family and parent-child travel.

The Tourism ETF, Fuguo (159766), covers industries such as airlines and airports, tourist attractions, hotels and catering, and tourism retail, spanning the entire tourism industry chain. As of the 23rd, its latest share count was 8.419 billion shares.

MACD golden cross signals have formed, and these stocks are showing good upward momentum!