Group 1 - The inbound tourism market in China is experiencing significant growth, with personalized and diversified tourism offerings enhancing international competitiveness [1] - In July, the number of foreign travelers on the route from Guangzhou to Yiwu surged to 25,700, a 2.6-fold increase compared to the previous year [1] - Yiwu International Trade City has become a popular destination for foreign tourists, many of whom include Yiwu in their "shopping tourism" itinerary after arriving in cities like Shanghai and Hangzhou [1] Group 2 - Yiwu is providing conveniences for inbound tourism, including multilingual tax refund guides to help foreign visitors understand and enjoy policies [3] - Cross-border tourism at the Suifenhe border has also seen a rise, with daily inbound and outbound visitors exceeding 1,500, marking a three-year high [3] - The travel destinations for inbound tourists are expanding from traditional first-tier cities to new first-tier cities like Chengdu, Chongqing, Hangzhou, and Xi'an, with notable growth in places like Zhangjiajie and Lijiang [3] Group 3 - Zhangjiajie has adopted a combined approach of "film + reputation + visa + language services" to create a culturally resonant inbound tourism experience [3] - The visa process for tourists to Zhangjiajie has been simplified, allowing visitors to travel with just a passport and a flight ticket, rather than needing to apply for a visa one to two months in advance [4]