Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Transport and the Ministry of Culture and Tourism have jointly issued measures to promote the development of cruise transportation and tourism services, aiming to enhance market vitality and stimulate cruise consumption [1][2]. Group 1: Expansion of Cruise Routes and Products - The measures encourage the expansion of cruise departure routes, promoting domestic coastal routes and allowing foreign-flagged cruise ships to temporarily engage in domestic coastal transportation [2][3]. - There is a focus on developing long-haul routes such as the Maritime Silk Road and global cruises, along with pilot programs for non-destination sea cruises in cities like Shanghai [2][3]. - The measures also aim to enrich cruise tourism products by encouraging collaboration between cruise and tourism companies to enhance onboard services and develop new consumption scenarios [3]. Group 2: Improvement of Port Services - The measures emphasize efficient arrangements for cruise ships entering and leaving ports, including optimizing traffic organization and ensuring safety during adverse weather conditions [4][5]. - Port service standards are to be improved, with encouragement for cooperation between port enterprises and cruise companies, as well as support for the establishment of duty-free shops and currency exchange facilities [5][6]. Group 3: Enhancement of Management and Service Quality - The measures propose optimizing the cruise registration system and improving the quality of cruise tourism services through collaboration among various stakeholders [6][7]. - There is a call for the enhancement of safety management and the establishment of emergency response mechanisms to ensure the safety of cruise transportation [7][8].