Core Insights - The popularity of cross-border tourism in the Tacheng region of Xinjiang is increasing, particularly through the Bakhtu Port, which has a long history of trade with Kazakhstan [1][2] - The Bakhtu Port has resumed regular personnel flow since December 6, 2024, contributing to the growth of cross-border tourism [1] - The region has developed four inbound tourism routes and five outbound tourism routes, leveraging its geographical advantages [1][2] Group 1 - The Bakhtu Port is located 12 kilometers southwest of Tacheng city and has been a trade hub for over 260 years, known as the "Central Asia Trade Corridor" [1] - The region has implemented tourism incentive policies to attract travel agencies to develop cross-border tourism products [1] - The efficiency of customs procedures at Bakhtu Port has improved significantly, with travelers reporting quick processing times [1] Group 2 - Popular tourism products include a three-day tour to Alakol in Kazakhstan, with plans to develop winter tourism projects such as skiing and snowmobiling [2] - As of October 4, 2023, Bakhtu Port has seen 58,000 vehicle entries and exits, with over 137,600 people processed, marking a year-on-year increase of 74.4% [2]