The Lunar New Year is one of the most significant celebrations in Asia, bringing family reunions, vibrant festivities, and, for the logistics industry, an intense period of heightened activity. This annual holiday marks a temporary pause in manufacturing and trade across China and Hong Kong, sending ripple effects across global supply chains.
But as data from Global Logistics System (HK) Co., Ltd. (GLS) shows, the impact on air cargo movements is evolving, with digitalisation playing an increasingly important role in mitigating seasonal disruptions.
The months leading up to the Lunar New Year typically witness a surge in air cargo activity as businesses rush to m…
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