Group 1: Travel Trends - The travel pattern during the Spring Festival has shifted from concentrated migration to "multiple trips and segmented flow" [1] - The scale of passenger travel during the Spring Festival is slightly higher than the same period last year, with an increase in the proportion of "multiple trips" [1] - The overall travel trend is characterized by "dispersed before the festival, active during the festival, and concentrated after the festival" [1] Group 2: Transportation Modes - Self-driving has become the mainstream mode of transportation for short to medium-distance travel, with nearly 80% of the public expected to travel by car during the Spring Festival [2] - The average daily exit flow on highways is projected to reach approximately 3.42 to 3.59 million vehicles, marking a year-on-year increase of about 4.5% [2] - The proportion of railway passengers making two or more trips is expected to exceed 30%, a new high since 2023 [1][2] Group 3: Tourism Highlights - Various types of tourism have become a highlight during the Spring Festival, with significant growth in "winter escape" trips to the south and "ice and snow" trips to the north [3] - Outbound tourism is experiencing a surge, with popular destinations including Thailand and Malaysia, while inbound tourism is also seeing notable growth [3] - Nanjing has been selected as one of the top ten destinations for inbound tourists [3]