Core Insights - The report from Galaxy Securities indicates a stable growth trend in travel data during the National Day holiday, while highlighting a shift in consumption patterns among young consumers [1] Group 1: Travel and Consumption Trends - According to the Ministry of Transport, the total number of cross-regional movements during the first six days of the holiday (October 1-6) reached 1.83 billion, representing a year-on-year increase of 5.0% [1] - Despite a steady increase in holiday travel data over recent years, there is a notable change in consumption attitudes, with traditional dining and tourism spending decreasing, leading to the rise of lower-cost "county tourism" [1] - Young consumers are increasingly spending on concerts, self-driving tours, outdoor sports, and Vlog-related expenses, while opting for comfortable electric vehicle camping experiences [1] Group 2: Entertainment and Rental Economy - The holiday performance market was robust, with incomplete statistics from Lighthouse indicating that the box office for the domestic performance market during the first six days grew by 130% year-on-year, with music-related box office increasing by 125% [1] - The rental economy continues to thrive, with many post-00s young people renting sports cameras, drones, and telephoto lenses during their travels [1] Group 3: Pet Services - Pet-related services have also seen significant growth, with pet boarding and home feeding services being in high demand during the holiday [1] - Some young consumers are choosing to travel with their pets, leading to an increase in pet-friendly consumption scenarios at various tourist attractions, including a noticeable rise in pet-friendly restaurants and hotels [1]