Core Insights - The main trend for this year's National Day tourism is long-distance travel and deep experiences, with domestic long-distance travel orders increasing by 3 percentage points compared to last year [1] - The average spending per trip during the holiday has risen by 14.6% year-on-year, with the post-95 generation making the highest proportion of bookings [1] - Family travel is prominent, with nearly 52.4% of travelers being family groups, and major cities' surrounding areas becoming popular destinations [1][4] Travel Trends - The "please take 3 days off and rest for 12" staggered travel model is favored by tourists, with nearly 15% of users starting their journeys before the holiday [3] - The family demographic accounts for over 80% of travelers during the holiday, with major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Chengdu being top sources of travelers [4] - There is a significant shift towards experiential travel, with activities like island cycling and cultural experiences gaining popularity [4] Accommodation Insights - The domestic accommodation market saw over a 65% increase in overall bookings, with multi-city bookings rising by over 20% [7] - Non-first-tier cities experienced a 90% increase in high-quality hotel bookings, indicating a growing interest in these areas [7] - Tujia reported a 20% year-on-year increase in homestay bookings, with smaller cities emerging as new travel hotspots [8] International Travel - Outbound tourism is booming, with popular destinations including Japan, Maldives, and Southeast Asian countries, reflecting a strong interest in island vacations [11] - Chinese tourists are increasingly visiting the Maldives, with over 50% of hotel guests during the holiday being from China, and many local guides speaking Chinese [11][12] - The inbound tourism market is also thriving, with countries like South Korea and the U.S. becoming popular among incoming travelers, driven by visa-free policies [12]