Group 1 - China Eastern Airlines has launched the "Qili Dongfang 11.11" series of activities for the 2025 Double Eleven shopping festival, offering cash ticket discounts and "buy now, use later" ticket packages to enhance travel convenience for passengers [1][4] - Starting from 0:00 on November 11, the airline offers a direct cash discount of 11% on selected tickets marked with the "Double 11 Promotion" label on its app, with an additional discount of 30 yuan for orders over 999 yuan when using designated bank cards [4] - Special one-price promotions are available for certain domestic and international flights, such as round-trip tickets from Shanghai to Hong Kong for only 540 yuan and from Shanghai to Okayama, Japan for 700 yuan, providing high-value travel options [4] Group 2 - This year, China Eastern Airlines has introduced a ticket package section on its official platform in response to the "buy now, use later" consumer trend, featuring the popular "Donghang Quyou Card" which allows passengers to purchase tickets at a fixed price and redeem them later based on travel plans [5] - The "Quyou Card" is available in various versions based on travel destinations, with different options for the number of exchanges and cabin classes, allowing travelers to customize their purchases according to travel frequency and comfort needs [5] - During the Double Eleven period, the national version of the "Quyou Card" is offered at a limited-time price, with a 5-exchange card available for as low as 2160 yuan, and unused products are refundable at any time [5]

Group 1 - The "Silk Road" tourism city alliance series event and the Silk Road City (Quanzhou) Cultural Tourism Carnival were grandly opened in Quanzhou, Fujian, with China Eastern Airlines (CEA) invited as a partner for the "Hello! China" inbound tourism initiative [1][3] - During the main forum, CEA delivered a keynote speech highlighting its role as a member of the "Hello! China" inbound tourism partnership and as a national civil aviation team, focusing on the "Belt and Road" initiative to connect the world through aviation and tourism [3][4] - CEA showcased its development history, route network, and unique services at the carnival, engaging over 150 guests, including diplomats and representatives from cultural and tourism departments [4] Group 2 - In 2023, CEA actively expanded its "cultural tourism and business exhibition" with new integrated scenarios, developing initiatives like "first launch economy," "ice and snow economy," and "silver economy" [5] - CEA collaborated with national and Shanghai museums to launch the "Museum Enjoyment" product and introduced new transport models such as "air-rail," "air-bus," "air-water," and "air-rail transit" [5] - CEA partnered with Suzhou to offer the "Suzhou PASS" for inbound tourists, providing benefits like garden ticket access, and participated in various tourism events to stimulate inbound tourism consumption [5]