Group 1: Tourism and Travel Trends - The "May Day" holiday is a peak period for cultural and tourism consumption, with the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) predicting a potential 3% increase in annual tourism revenue during this 5-day holiday [1] - According to a report by Tongcheng Travel, the travel enthusiasm for the "May Day" holiday in 2025 is expected to reach the peak level since 2023, indicating a strong demand and a trend towards quality leisure vacations [1] - Various local governments are launching diverse promotional activities to stimulate consumption, including the "May Day Cultural and Tourism Consumption Week" organized by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism [2][3] Group 2: Consumer Upgrading and Promotions - The "May Day" holiday is also seen as an opportunity for consumer goods upgrading, with the Ministry of Commerce emphasizing the importance of promoting "old-for-new" consumption activities during this period [4] - Financial institutions are introducing various promotional offers to accelerate the replacement demand for consumer goods such as mobile phones, home appliances, and automobiles [4][5] - Companies are leveraging holiday periods to implement "old-for-new" campaigns, offering low-interest loans and installment plans to lower the financial barriers for consumers [5] Group 3: Consumer Protection and Awareness - Several regions, including Beijing and Tianjin, have issued consumption tips for the "May Day" holiday, urging consumers to engage in rational and green consumption while being cautious of "low-price traps" [6] - The financial sector is encouraged to proactively protect consumer rights by establishing dynamic risk assessment mechanisms and transparent information disclosure systems [6]