Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that the rising popularity of tourism in Xinjiang is driving a significant increase in domestic flight ticket prices, with a projected overall increase of over 10% during the peak travel season [1][6][7] - In early June, domestic flight ticket prices in Xinjiang rose by over 20% month-on-month and 13% year-on-year, indicating a strong demand driven by both tourism and festive travel [2][3] - The increase in ticket prices is also affecting international routes, with prices for connecting flights from mainland China to Central Asia through Urumqi rising approximately 15% compared to May [2][3] Group 2 - Xinjiang is expected to receive over 3.02 billion tourists in 2024, a 14% increase year-on-year, with total tourist spending projected to reach 359.54 billion yuan, a 21% increase [3][4] - The tourism heat in Xinjiang has exceeded industry expectations, with inbound tourist numbers reaching 1.12 million in the first four months of the year, a 7.67% increase, and international tourism revenue of 1.068 billion USD, a 13.18% increase [3][4] - The demand for air travel is expected to exceed 160 million passengers by 2025, with over 50% of visitors choosing to fly to Xinjiang [3][4] Group 3 - Airlines are adjusting their capacity in response to the increased demand, with Southern Airlines increasing its wide-body aircraft to 12 in June and planning to reach 20 by July and August [5][6] - The airline is also increasing flight frequencies to popular cities and adding new routes to enhance connectivity [5][6] - The rising ticket prices may lead to a transformation in the tourism industry towards higher quality and more premium services, as well as the development of differentiated travel products [7][8]