Z世代撑起北方“追秋”热度，十一民宿预订涨三成南京排第二

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights a significant increase in domestic and foreign tourist bookings for homestays during the upcoming National Day holiday, driven by unique travel themes such as "chasing autumn" and music festivals [1][3][5] - Homestay bookings from September 27 to 30 saw a year-on-year increase of 10%, with a notable rise in the proportion of post-00s tourists, accounting for nearly 40% of the early bookings [1] - The overall homestay booking volume for the National Day holiday is projected to exceed a 30% increase compared to last year, with post-95 tourists making up over one-third of the total [1][3] Group 2 - Smaller cities are experiencing the fastest growth in homestay bookings, with locations like Qinzhou, Longnan, Taizhou, and Xiaogan emerging as popular destinations due to their unique experiences and music festivals [3] - The trend of music festivals is becoming a "traffic password" for attracting tourists, with over 30 music festivals scheduled nationwide, leading to high demand for accommodations near these events [3] - In northern regions, particularly Xinjiang, the "chasing autumn" theme is attracting tourists to picturesque locations like Kanas Lake, with homestay bookings in places like Heilongjiang and Inner Mongolia seeing year-on-year increases of 100% and 80% respectively [5][6] Group 3 - Foreign tourists are increasingly participating in the National Day holiday travel, with bookings spread across 125 cities, an increase of 20 cities compared to last year [8] - Foreign visitors are booking earlier and staying longer, with an average increase of 7% in their length of stay and a 17% increase in advance booking days compared to the previous year [8] - Popular cities among foreign tourists include major urban centers like Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Beijing, as well as scenic areas in Inner Mongolia and Heilongjiang [8] Group 4 - The demand for personalized and unique accommodation experiences is driving the popularity of homestays, particularly in less populated and remote areas where hotel options are limited [7] - The trend of family and group travel during the National Day holiday further enhances the appeal of homestays due to their space and cost-effectiveness [7]