四川新增一批开放式服务区、收费站 “拆墙”迎客 邀你花式打卡

Core Insights - The article discusses the recent developments in Sichuan's open service areas and toll stations, which aim to enhance travel experiences during the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays [1][3]. Group 1: Open Service Areas - Sichuan has introduced four new open service areas, bringing the total to five, which include various thematic attractions and services [2]. - The first open service area, the Chajiang Tianfu Service Area, has been designated as a 4A scenic spot, offering visitors experiences related to tea culture [2]. - The Mi Yi Service Area has transformed local agricultural products, such as tomatoes, into cultural symbols, creating a marketplace for direct sales from farmers [2]. Group 2: Open Toll Stations - Three new open service-type toll stations have been established, allowing for a range of services beyond just toll collection, including parking and shopping [4]. - These toll stations are designed to enhance user experience by providing essential services such as charging stations and rest areas [5]. - The open toll stations aim to create a multifunctional hub that meets diverse travel needs, including retail and relaxation options [5].