Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the strong growth trend in Guangdong's cultural and tourism market driven by various factors, including the upcoming May Day holiday and events like music festivals and the Canton Fair [2][20]. - As of April 27, Guangdong's cultural and tourism consumption growth rate reached 30%, ranking among the top in the country, with a notable increase of over 52% in bookings for five-star hotels during the May Day holiday [3][4]. - The integration of cultural entertainment activities, such as music festivals and concerts, with tourism is revitalizing the Guangdong cultural tourism market, as tourists increasingly prefer experiences that combine culture, entertainment, and travel [12][11]. Group 2 - The Canton Fair, as a significant platform for trade exchange, is also boosting the cultural tourism heat in Guangdong, with a 137% increase in searches for hotels near the fair venue and over 80% for nearby dining options since mid-April [21][22]. - There is a growing interest from consumers outside Guangdong, including cities like Shanghai and Beijing, in the Canton Fair, which enhances local tourism consumption as business travelers explore local attractions during their visit [26][28]. - Coastal and island tourism is gaining popularity in Guangdong, with unique geographical advantages leading to new growth opportunities, as seen in the rising interest in deep tourism projects like "island stays" and "fishing trips" [30][31]. Group 3 - The search volume for hotels near Zhuhai Gongbei Port surged by 214% and by 465% near Shenzhen Futian Port, indicating a strong resonance effect between port economy and tourism consumption [36][37]. - The ports serve as crucial hubs connecting the mainland with Hong Kong and Macau, facilitating increased lodging, dining, and shopping activities in the surrounding areas, further driving the consumption boom in Guangdong's cultural tourism market [38].