Group 1 - The National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday will last for 8 days, prompting transportation departments to implement comprehensive support plans to handle the tourism peak [1] - Beijing is expected to see an annual travel peak during the holiday, with an average of approximately 4.29 million people entering and exiting the city daily [2] - Multiple measures have been coordinated by various departments in Beijing, including increasing bus connections to scenic spots, extending subway operating hours, and enhancing parking resources in key areas [2][4] Group 2 - In Shanghai, various scenic spots are launching new exhibitions and activities, such as the first International Snow Sculpture Exhibition, which is expected to attract over 50,000 visitors and boost surrounding business and tourism consumption by about 40% [4] - The average occupancy rate of three supporting hotels at a Shanghai ice and snow world is projected to reach around 90% during the holiday, with peak occupancy expected on October 3rd, 4th, and 5th [6] - Several museums in Shanghai are extending their opening hours and introducing special themed activities during the holiday period [7] Group 3 - In Shaanxi, multiple cultural and museum institutions are extending their opening hours and increasing ticket availability during the holiday, with the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum Museum adding 10,000 tickets daily from October 1st to 7th [9]