Group 1 - The "May Day" holiday this year has seen a shift in vacation styles, with a rise in the "拼假" (staggered leave) approach, leading to more dispersed travel compared to last year [1] - According to data from Fliggy, the average travel expenditure per person during the holiday has significantly increased year-on-year, showing a trend towards longer and deeper travel experiences [1] - Domestic flight bookings have surged approximately 30% compared to last year's strong performance, with popular long-distance destinations like Hainan, Xinjiang, and Tibet leading the growth [1] Group 2 - Traditional tourist cities such as Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangzhou continue to attract visitors, while lesser-known destinations like Changjiang and Nujiang have seen their booking volumes double year-on-year [2] - The outbound travel market is heating up, with average booking volumes for outbound travel products increasing by 12% year-on-year, and ticket bookings for scenic spots rising by 150% [2] - Personalized experience projects are gaining popularity, with niche offerings like Japanese themed hotels and adventure activities in Malaysia and Nepal attracting more customers [2] Group 3 - Fliggy has expanded its service guarantee for outbound hotel bookings, offering compensation for price drops within 24 hours of booking [3] - The introduction of a new AI travel assistant, "问一问," aims to enhance the travel experience by providing real-time recommendations and support for various travel-related tasks [3]