新华社上海8月27日电（记者陈爱平）今年暑期，上海入境游市场与天气一样"热辣滚烫"。除了"打卡"经典目的地，越来越多外国游客青睐"场景 化"的旅游休闲体验。 上海市文化和旅游局日前介绍，今年7月，上海接待入境游客超过68万人次，同比增长33.8%；其中外国人超49.1万人次，同比增长40.8%。今年1 月至7月，上海接待入境游客约483.9万人次，同比增长37%；其中外国人361.2万人次，同比增长51.5%。 主要客源国中，韩国、泰国游客量保持高速增长。今年7月，韩国来沪游客近6万人次，同比增长超过100%；今年前7个月，上海接待韩国游客约 48.4万人次，同比增长127.8%。今年1月至7月，泰国来沪游客约27.3万人次，同比增长125.4%。此外，日本、马来西亚、印度尼西亚、俄罗斯、 意大利等国游客量也明显增长。 多家旅游平台近日盘点暑期旅游市场表现时介绍，上海稳居暑期最热门的入境游目的地城市之一，入境游客旅游活动更加深度。携程集团有关负 责人介绍，今年暑期外国游客购买上海乃至中国各地博物馆门票及相关旅游产品订单量同比增长20%。 8月15日，一群外国游客在位于上海世博文化公园的上海温室花园游览。新华社 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the illegal ticket scalping activities surrounding a popular museum in Shanghai, highlighting how a group exploited system vulnerabilities to purchase tickets in bulk and resell them at inflated prices, significantly impacting regular visitors' ability to buy tickets at official prices [2][10][37]. Group 1: Ticket Scalping Operations - A ticket scalping gang utilized technical means to infiltrate a museum's ticketing system, leading to tickets being sold out within minutes of release [2][10]. - The gang's operations involved using a ticket scalping software that allowed them to bypass normal purchasing restrictions, enabling them to secure tickets before the general public [16][22]. - The gang's activities resulted in the sale of over 9,000 tickets, with significant profits made through partnerships with travel agencies that sold tickets at 7 to 10 times the original price [24][35]. Group 2: Financial Implications - The original ticket prices were 30 yuan for adults, while the scalped tickets were sold for 200 to 300 yuan, leading to a substantial markup [6][35]. - The gang sold tickets to travel agencies at prices between 50 to 70 yuan, earning a profit of 20 to 30 yuan per ticket, while the agencies resold them at inflated prices [31][35]. - The total revenue from these operations reached over 440,000 yuan, with profits exceeding 200,000 yuan after deducting costs [33]. Group 3: Legal Consequences - The actions of the scalping gang were classified as illegal acquisition of computer information system data, leading to criminal charges against the main perpetrators [37][38]. - The case has prompted discussions on improving ticketing systems and regulations to ensure fair access for all visitors [40][42]. - Legal measures are being considered to deter such scalping activities, emphasizing the potential for significant prison sentences for offenders [45].