元旦将至，武汉酒店预订量名列全国前十

Group 1 - The 2026 New Year's holiday will be extended to three days, significantly boosting the cultural and tourism consumption market, with hotel bookings in popular cities increasing by over three times compared to 2025 [1] - The top ten cities for hotel bookings during the 2026 New Year period include Guangzhou, Nanning, Shanghai, Beijing, Harbin, Shenzhen, Nanjing, Chongqing, Wuhan, and Zhengzhou, with high-end hotels seeing a fivefold increase in orders [1] - Air travel to warmer destinations is preferred, with ticket volumes to cities in the Greater Bay Area, such as Jieyang, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, and Foshan, experiencing significant growth, particularly among the 19-30 age group [1] Group 2 - The three-day holiday has injected momentum into scenic area consumption, with ticket search volumes for domestic attractions increasing by 1.8 times year-on-year, particularly for theme parks, ice and snow attractions, and traditional scenic spots [2] - Shanghai Disneyland remains the top attraction during the New Year period, with ticket sales increasing by 5.2 times compared to 2025, while Beijing Universal Resort also saw nearly a threefold increase in popularity [2] - Ice and snow tourism is gaining traction, with ticket sales for attractions like Changbai Mountain in Jilin and the Snow Town in Harbin increasing by 2.7 times and 2 times, respectively, and southern regions also showing interest in snow tourism [2] Group 3 - Diverse travel options for welcoming the New Year are emerging, with many young people choosing to attend concerts, leading to a 17-fold increase in hotel bookings in Nanning, surpassing major cities like Beijing and Shanghai [3] - Theme parks are experiencing heightened popularity, with ticket bookings for Shanghai Disneyland increasing by 5.2 times, driven by the release of "Zootopia 2" [3] - Cultural tourism is also on the rise, with significant increases in ticket bookings for attractions like the Summer Palace and the Terracotta Army Museum, reflecting a growing interest in traditional scenic spots [3]