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Group 1 - The "Super Golden Week" during the dual festivals has led to a significant increase in customer traffic in Beijing's dining market, with many restaurants experiencing peak customer flow even on the last day of the holiday [1] - Popular dining establishments, such as Hu Da Restaurant, reported an average of 8,260 customers per day during the first seven days of the holiday, a year-on-year increase of 10.6%, with a peak queue of 4,270 people [1] - The data indicates that on National Day, the number of tables waiting for service at Fei Da Chef reached nearly 80,000 nationwide, with an average table turnover of over 7 rounds per day during the holiday [1] Group 2 - Traditional brands have also shown impressive performance, with Beijing Huaten Group's old brand restaurants experiencing a revenue increase of over 25% compared to the previous period [2] - The takeaway segment has become a significant channel for consumers to experience local flavors, with some old brand restaurants reporting a year-on-year revenue growth of over 10% in their takeaway services [2] - Notable traditional dishes and seasonal foods have gained popularity, with sales at Ziguangyuan increasing by 98.8% and other brands like Wuyutai and Daoxiangcun also showing substantial growth [2] Group 3 - Food has become a new anchor for travel, with many tourists visiting Beijing for its culinary offerings, as evidenced by the city's ranking in the top 10 of the "must-eat" cities during the holiday [3] - The tea beverage sector has seen increased popularity among both domestic and international consumers, with brands like Tea Baidao achieving over 1 million yuan in sales in their first month in France [3] - The influx of foreign tourists during the holiday period has also contributed to the growth of the dining market, with a 20% increase in foreign visitors at Tea Baidao's locations compared to regular days [3] Group 4 - The dual festivals have created a vibrant festive atmosphere that has stimulated consumer spending, leading to a significant increase in customer traffic in the dining market [4] - Consumers are now seeking higher quality and experience in dining, pushing restaurants to innovate their menus and enhance service quality to meet diverse consumer demands [4] - The focus on unique dishes, dining environment, and service standards has prompted restaurants to continuously improve their offerings during the holiday period [4]