飞猪：双节假期客单价提升14.6%，“95后”游客占比最高

Core Insights - The National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday saw a 14.6% year-on-year increase in average spending per traveler, with the "post-95" generation making the highest proportion of bookings [1] - There is a noticeable trend of multi-destination travel, with a 5% increase in average bookings for transportation and a 4.6% increase for accommodations and activities compared to last year [1] - The number of travelers expanded significantly, covering over 180 countries and regions, with a strong growth in travel to lesser-known destinations [1] Domestic Travel Market - Emerging destinations gained popularity during the holiday, with orders for places like Jingdezhen and Luzhou increasing by 60% and 45% respectively compared to last year [2] - The "post-95" generation accounted for nearly 25% of bookings, while the "post-05" generation saw a 61% increase in bookings [2] - University students are increasingly exploring long-distance travel, with a 63% increase in flight bookings and a 110% increase in international flight bookings compared to last year [2] Travel Trends - The trend of self-driving travel has increased, with rental car orders rising by approximately 60% during the holiday [5] - The variety of travel experiences is expanding, with domestic activity orders increasing by 78% and outbound activity orders rising by nearly 30% compared to last year [5] - The AI travel assistant "Ask It" launched by the company saw a significant increase in daily users, with a peak usage on October 3rd [5] Post-Holiday Travel Opportunities - Following the holiday, there is a notable drop in prices for flights and hotels, with some flights costing less than 400 yuan and high-star hotels priced around 300 yuan [6] - Shandong province experienced a 22% increase in travel bookings, with significant growth in chartered tours and customized travel options [6]