Group 1 - The Tianjin East Station has enhanced its tourism appeal with light shows and events, attracting visitors nationwide during the National Day holiday [1] - Tianjin Jinlv Haihe Cruise Co., Ltd. operates 30 boats, with 13 being new energy vessels, contributing to a reduction of 1.205 tons of CO2 emissions during the holiday [1] - The State Grid Tianjin City East Company has increased the electricity capacity for four key docks along the Haihe River, promoting clean and low-carbon tourism [3] Group 2 - Tianjin Hongfa Sheng Food Co., Ltd. has seen a 20% increase in orders for the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival, reflecting strong consumer market vitality [4] - The local power supply company has implemented measures to ensure reliable electricity for key enterprises, responding to increased demand during the holiday [4] - The State Grid Tianjin Electric Power Company has conducted inspections and monitoring of key urban lighting facilities to ensure city illumination during the holiday [3] Group 3 - The electric vehicle charging volume in Tianjin's highways reached 670,400 kWh with a 13.5% year-on-year increase during the holiday period [6] - The State Grid Tianjin Electric Vehicle Service Company has established emergency charging facilities to alleviate pressure on fixed charging stations [7] - A total of 375 key charging stations were inspected and tested before the holiday to ensure adequate service for electric vehicle users [7]

Group 1: Travel Volume and Trends - The "May Day" holiday is expected to see a total of approximately 1.42 billion cross-regional trips, representing a year-on-year increase of about 4.5% [1] - On May 1, the railway is projected to send 22.5 million passengers, an increase of nearly 4.2 million compared to April 30, with a total of 1,341 additional trains scheduled [1][3] - The overall travel volume is characterized by high total numbers, concentrated at the beginning and end of the holiday, with an increase in short-distance travel in the middle [9] Group 2: Transportation Capacity and Measures - Regions such as Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, Yangtze River Delta, and Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area are increasing transport capacity through additional temporary trains, particularly night trains [5] - The Guangzhou Railway Bureau has added 244 night trains on major lines to facilitate travel [5] - Coordination between railway and local transport departments is enhancing public transport availability to ensure smooth travel for passengers [5] Group 3: Tourism and Special Train Services - A notable trend is the increase in trains heading towards tourist attractions, with various regions promoting "railway + cultural tourism" initiatives [7] - The Zhengzhou Railway Bureau has increased train services between popular tourist cities, with a 23.8% rise in train operations compared to the previous year [7] - Special themed trains and promotional activities, such as discounted entry to attractions with train tickets, are being offered to boost tourism [7] Group 4: Waterway Travel - The national waterway passenger volume is expected to reach approximately 7.75 million during the holiday, with an average of 1.55 million per day, marking an 11.41% increase from 2024 [10][12] - Cities are seeing a rise in night cruise services, with significant passenger numbers expected for scenic boat tours [12] - The Hainan Maritime Department has implemented a modular inspection system for passenger ferries to ensure safety during the holiday [14][16] Group 5: International Tourism - The number of foreign visitors to Hangzhou is on the rise, with predictions of 97,600 inbound and outbound travelers during the holiday, a 30% increase from the previous year [18] - The total number of foreign tourists is expected to reach 21,500, reflecting a 51% year-on-year growth [18]