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Group 1 - The post-holiday travel market is experiencing a significant increase, with travelers showing a preference for high-quality experiences rather than just low prices [1][2] - Data from Ctrip indicates that air ticket prices dropped significantly after the holiday, with business class prices decreasing by 12% and economy class prices dropping nearly 20% compared to peak holiday prices [1] - The average price of air tickets for travel from October 13 to October 31 is 36% lower than during the holiday period, while hotel prices have also decreased by nearly 30% [1] Group 2 - The demographic of travelers during the off-peak season is shifting, with a notable increase in younger travelers, particularly those from the '80s and '90s, who account for over half of the market share [2][3] - The "experience return rate" is becoming a core consideration for mature travelers, indicating a shift towards a new travel culture that values comfort and relaxation [2] - Popular travel themes during the off-peak season include leisure parks, cultural tours, and autumn sightseeing, with specific tour packages seeing high demand [3]