Core Insights - The launch of the first low-altitude self-driving tourism route in Northwest China, themed "Flying to Dunhuang, Technology Driving the Silk Road," marks a significant development in the integration of low-altitude and cultural tourism in Dunhuang [1] - A strategic cooperation agreement was signed between Dunhuang Municipal Government and Guangdong Huitian Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd. to enhance the construction of flight camp networks and expand land-air integrated self-driving routes [1] - The "Land Carrier" flying car demonstrated its capabilities in the Northwest region, showcasing smooth takeoff and landing, stable flight posture, and convenient operation, aligning well with Dunhuang's tourism model [1] Industry Developments - The initial phase will establish five dedicated flight camps along the route, with plans for completion and trial operation by July 2026, aiming to replicate this model across the Hexi Corridor region [2] - A cooperation intention agreement and a procurement agreement for the first batch of 200 flying cars were signed with multiple companies, creating a comprehensive low-altitude cultural tourism ecosystem in Dunhuang [2] - The collaboration among various stakeholders aims to integrate resources and build a specialized support system for the flying car camp ecosystem and low-altitude self-driving tourism routes [2]