Core Insights - The Beijing region is expected to see a significant increase in passenger traffic during the upcoming Mid-Autumn and National Day holidays, with a total of 10.83 million passengers anticipated at seven major train stations, representing a year-on-year increase of 7.07% compared to 2024 [1][2] - The total number of travelers entering and exiting Beijing via rail and civil aviation is projected to reach 13.81 million, with a daily average of 1.73 million, marking a 6.79% increase from 2024 [1] - The peak travel day is expected to be October 1, with an estimated 879,100 passengers departing, while the return peak is anticipated on October 8, with around 869,100 passengers arriving [1] Group 1 - The new emergency command and dispatch system has been launched to enhance the efficiency of handling unexpected events by 20% [1] - The "Seven Stations and Two Airports" operational control center will provide real-time passenger flow data, allowing for better management during peak travel times [1] - Various improvements, such as removing barriers and adding greenery, aim to enhance the first impression of travelers entering Beijing [1] Group 2 - A collaborative mechanism has been established among key departments, including railways, civil aviation, public security, and traffic management, to ensure rapid response to passenger congestion [2] - The integration of critical data reporting and inter-departmental communication supports operational decision-making and capacity scheduling [2]