Travel peaks as holiday ends

WATCH VIDEO

Over 700 extra train journeys have been scheduled around the country including some chartered exclusively for migrant workers.

Passengers queue in line as they wait to board the train  in Fuyang railway station in east China's Anhui Province  on Feb. 12, 2008.(Xinhua Photo)

At some major railway stations, authorities have set up more ticket windows and travel information boards.

Road transport companies are working with the railways to ensure maximum passenger flow and bus companies have increased services to popular destinations.

Airlines carried 600,000 passengers on Tuesday -- the peak travel day, and the industry is confident it can deal with the huge number of travelers.