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Group 1 - The holiday tourism sector is seen as a barometer of the national economy and a thermometer for social development, with a shift in tourist preferences from sightseeing to experiential travel [1] - During the New Year holiday, the ice and snow economy is thriving, with various events boosting regional economic development and a strong consumer potential emerging from diverse activities [4] - The post-00s generation is leading a change in travel preferences, favoring "slow enjoyment" experiences over traditional sightseeing, indicating a shift towards more meaningful travel [4][6] Group 2 - New travel trends such as "low-consumption tourism" are gaining popularity, focusing on comfort and reduced physical exertion, which enhances tourism spending [7] - The integration of culture and tourism is expanding the boundaries of travel, with combinations like "tourism + rural," "tourism + health," and "tourism + technology" becoming more common [9] - The concept of travel is evolving from merely visiting places to enjoying experiences, reflecting an upgrade in lifestyle and emotional value in travel [9] Group 3 - The term "Ben County" has become a keyword for travel, with county tourism heating up and local economies being revitalized through service and industry upgrades [10] - The "Guangde three-piece set" has sparked a trend for visitors to specifically travel for local food experiences, showcasing the potential for local culinary tourism [12] - Qinghai's Dato County is expected to receive over 100,000 tourists this snow season, highlighting the importance of improving local infrastructure and public services for tourism [14] Group 4 - Innovative tourism experiences are emerging, such as immersive cultural activities and hands-on traditional crafts, which are appealing to younger travelers [16] - The popularity of traditional culture is rising among young people, as seen in the increased sales of traditional products like handmade ink [20] - Technology is enhancing the experience of traditional culture, with interactive projects in places like Qufu, allowing visitors to engage with historical themes in a modern context [23][25]