Group 1 - The domestic tourism market in China experienced a strong start during the New Year's holiday, with multiple platforms reporting a surge in visitor numbers and a booming night economy [1][3] - Popular travel destinations during the New Year period included Nanjing, Chengdu, Beijing, and others, with significant increases in searches for events like lantern festivals [1] - Hotel bookings for the New Year were highest in cities such as Guangzhou, Beijing, and Shanghai, with Beijing being particularly favored by families with children under 12 [1] Group 2 - Consumer willingness to travel and spending power both increased during the New Year holiday, with cities like Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangzhou leading in domestic travel [3] - In Beijing, car rental bookings saw a year-on-year increase of approximately 300%, while customized travel bookings rose by 500% and package tour bookings increased by 200% [3]

Group 1 - Turkey has implemented a visa-free entry policy for Chinese citizens holding ordinary passports, effective from the morning of the 2nd, allowing for easier access to the country for travelers [1] - The first group of Chinese tourists, led by a travel agency with over ten years of experience in Turkey, expressed optimism about the new visa policy, anticipating an increase in travel demand [1] - Business travelers noted that the visa exemption will significantly facilitate their commercial activities and enhance trade relations with Turkey [1] Group 2 - China Southern Airlines held an event at Istanbul Airport to welcome the first Chinese travelers arriving under the new visa policy, providing souvenirs to lucky passengers [2] - To accommodate the expected increase in passenger traffic due to the visa exemption, China Southern Airlines plans to increase the frequency of direct flights from Guangzhou, Beijing, and Urumqi to Istanbul starting in March, potentially reaching a total of 17 flights per week [2]

Group 1 - Turkey has implemented a visa-free entry policy for Chinese citizens holding ordinary passports, effective from the morning of the 2nd, leading to the arrival of the first batch of Chinese tourists at Istanbul Airport [1] - Tourists express excitement about the new visa policy, highlighting the convenience it brings for travel and business, with increased expectations for future travel activities [1] - The visa exemption is expected to facilitate trade relations, as business travelers note the ease of travel for ongoing partnerships with Turkish counterparts [1] Group 2 - China Southern Airlines is responding to the anticipated increase in passenger flow by planning to increase the frequency of direct flights from Guangzhou, Beijing, and Urumqi to Istanbul starting in March, potentially reaching a total of 17 flights per week [2] - The airline's initiative aims to enhance the connectivity between China and Turkey, contributing to the development of the "Air Silk Road" [2]

Group 1 - The Cambodian government announced a visa exemption policy for Chinese citizens from June 15 to October 15, 2026, allowing a stay of 14 days per entry [1] - From January to October this year, Cambodia attracted approximately 1 million Chinese tourists, establishing itself as a major destination for Chinese business and leisure travel [1] - Flight bookings between major cities in China and Cambodia increased by over 40% year-on-year from January to October, with hotel bookings in Phnom Penh rising by over 60% since November [1] Group 2 - The visa exemption policy coincides with China's summer travel peak and National Day holiday, potentially leading to a record high in Chinese tourist visits to Cambodia during these periods [2]