Group 1 - The tourism market remains vibrant as summer ends, with various regions developing new services and experiences to engage diverse consumer groups [1] - A special train for senior tourists, with approximately 80% of passengers being seniors, embarked on a 5-day journey to explore the grasslands [3] - The train features senior-friendly modifications, including level floors, wider sleeping berths, and entertainment facilities such as yoga corners and massage chairs [8] Group 2 - The inbound tourism sector is thriving, with the launch of China's first provincial-level smart tourism service platform in Hangzhou, facilitating easier access for foreign tourists [11] - The service code allows for various functions, including ticket reservations and entry to attractions, with over 30 key scenic spots and 300 hotels already integrated into the platform [13] - Shenzhen is enhancing cross-border payment convenience and promoting tax refund services for departing tourists, with over 1,500 stores participating in the tax refund program [18][21]