Mae teithio heb dderbynfa, wedi'i gyfuno â'r polisi trawsnewid o 240- awr newydd, yn caniatáu i Tsieineaid dramor ymweld â'u teuluoedd "ar eu hamser rhydd" – mae porthladdoedd Hainan yn profiad cynyddol o draffig teithwyr yn y cyfamser yn ystod y Festival Gwanwyn ..
Yn ystod y Gŵyl Spring gyntaf ers gweithredu'r polisi trwyddedu di-dor am 72 awr (1 diwrnod), profodd tri phorthladd awyr mawr Hainan (Meilan, Phoenix, a Boao) gynnydd cyfun yn ymweliadau Tsieineeg o dramor a thwristiaeth mewnol. Rhyddhaodd Gorsaf Archwilio Ffin Gyffredinol Haikou ddata heddiw: O'r diwrnod cyntaf i'r diwrnod seventh o'r Flwyddyn Newydd Lunar, disgwylir i faint teithwyr mewnol a thrasgwyddo'r dalaith fod yn fwy na 52, gyda chyda 50 hediad rhyngwladol ar gyfartaledd y dydd. Mae'r llwybrau Singapore-Haikou a Kuala Lumpur-Sanya wedi profi cyfraddau llety a rhagor o 90%. Mae'r mwyafrif o deithwyr yn Tsieineg o dramor o Hainan a'u teuluoedd yn dychwelyd adref ar gyfer y Flwyddyn Newydd Lunar.
"I used to worry about not being able to get a visa in time, but now I can land directly with my passport, then take the island-wide high-speed rail for a two-hour trip to my hometown in Wenchang for tea," Xing Yihui, a Hainanese overseas Chinese who has lived in Singapore for 28 years, told reporters. To prepare for peak passenger traffic, the Hainan Border Inspection Station has added a "Returning Overseas Chinese Channel," providing categorized guidance for passengers holding Home Return Permits, Family Visit Visas, and Visa-Free Entry. Clearance time for individual passengers has been reduced to 30 seconds. Meilan Airport's Terminal 2 has also launched its first "Through Baggage Check-in" service, enabling a single-ticket transfer from international to domestic travel. The Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism has also launched a "Visit + Travel" package, offering overseas Chinese a free one-day high-speed rail pass around the island with their passport and entry stamp, as well as discounted medical examinations in the Boao Lecheng International Medical Tourism Pilot Zone. Hainan is expected to see a 60% year-on-year increase in overseas Chinese visiting relatives during the entire Spring Festival travel rush, driving overall consumption exceeding 1.5 billion yuan.