Group 1 - The outbound travel market is experiencing a surge during the May Day holiday, with a 12% year-on-year increase in per capita booking volume for outbound travel products, and a 150% increase in scenic spot ticket bookings [2][3] - The recovery and expansion of the global aviation supply chain have led to more destinations available for international travel, with 177 new cities added compared to last year [2] - Insurance coverage for the entire itinerary and destination is crucial, as many travelers are unaware that changes in travel plans or incomplete coverage can lead to denied claims [3][6] Group 2 - Different countries have distinct risk characteristics, necessitating tailored insurance selections; for example, theft coverage is essential for Europe, while medical coverage is critical for the US and Canada [4][5] - Various types of travel insurance products are available, including accident insurance, medical insurance, and financial loss insurance, allowing consumers to choose based on their travel plans [5] - The importance of reliable rescue services in travel insurance is highlighted, as timely medical assistance can significantly impact outcomes during emergencies [6]