Group 1 - The report from Tongcheng Travel indicates a strong demand for travel during the New Year holiday, driven by the "take 3 days off and rest for 8" trend, leading to an increase in bookings for flights, hotels, and homestays [1] - There was an 85% increase in the search and booking of "intangible cultural heritage" themed tourism during the holiday, with Suzhou ranking among the top 10 popular destinations for such travel [1] - The trend of high-quality travel experiences is evident, with a significant rise in bookings for premium hotels, boutique homestays, and customized small group tours during the New Year holiday [1] Group 2 - The popularity of mountain scenic spots for New Year blessings has surged, with a more than 23% increase in bookings for hotels and homestays within these areas [2] - Young travelers are increasingly opting for beach destinations for New Year celebrations, with a 38% rise in bookings for boutique homestays featuring sea views [2] - Concerts by well-known artists during the holiday attracted many fans, leading to a noticeable increase in hotel bookings near concert venues [2] Group 3 - The heat for outbound travel during the New Year holiday has significantly surpassed previous years, with popular themes including island vacations and destinations with visa-free access [3] - Young adults aged 25 to 45 and family groups are the primary consumers of outbound travel, willing to pay a premium for detailed itineraries and immersive experiences [3] - The growth rate of outbound travel orders from non-first-tier cities is accelerating, with Turkey's visa exemption policy further simplifying travel for Chinese tourists [3][4]
元旦苏州旅行市场量价齐升