游客选择“旅行过节”，传统节日成为临沂市旅游消费的“催化剂”

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the ongoing popularity of rural leisure tourism, emphasizing a shift towards "slow life" experiences and immersive activities for visitors [2][3][11] - During the National Day holiday, 150 out of 152 A-level scenic spots remained open, showcasing the resilience of the tourism market despite adverse weather conditions [3][11] - Traditional festivals like the Mid-Autumn Festival are becoming catalysts for tourism consumption, promoting the trend of "traveling to celebrate" [3][11] Group 2 - Various engaging activities, such as the "Non-Heritage Performance Harvest Festival" and food music festivals, are attracting visitors and enhancing their experience [5][7] - The integration of "culture and tourism" is emerging as a new trend, with scenic spots incorporating technology, trends, and wellness elements to enhance visitor engagement [7][9] - The demand from tourists is evolving from mere sightseeing to immersive experiences, focusing on participation, interaction, and unique scene-based experiences [9][11]