Core Insights - The new ski season in Chongli has led to a significant increase in sales of ski equipment and accommodation bookings, showcasing the "cold resource" generating a "hot effect" [1] Group 1: Ski Equipment Sales - Sales of core ski equipment have increased by over 30% compared to the same period last year [7] - Popular items include stylish and warm professional ski clothing and lightweight high-performance skis [5] - Online booking and local delivery services have emerged as new highlights in sales [5] Group 2: Accommodation Bookings - Hotel and homestay bookings around the Cuiyun Mountain ski resort have surged, with a booking peak occurring nearly half a month earlier than last year [7] - Family and parent-child rooms are particularly in high demand, with limited availability for weekends in November and December [7] - A local homestay manager reported a high occupancy rate due to an earlier opening of the ski season and increased visitor numbers [9] Group 3: Visitor Experience Enhancements - Local businesses are continuously optimizing accommodation, dining, and transportation services to enhance visitor experience [11] - Many hotels have partnered with ski resorts to offer "accommodation + skiing" packages, integrating lift tickets and equipment rentals for a one-stop travel solution [11]

Group 1 - The domestic flight ticket bookings for the upcoming National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday have exceeded 10.19 million, with a daily average increase of approximately 6% compared to the same period last year [1] - Traditional first-tier and core hub cities continue to attract strong interest, while warm island vacations are becoming popular choices as autumn approaches [3] - Smaller airports are performing exceptionally well, with a daily average ticket booking increase of 18% year-on-year, particularly in Xinjiang where ticket bookings for certain regional airports have surged over 50% [5] Group 2 - The holiday period is expected to see a peak in travel starting September 29, with significant interest from foreign tourists who are booking flights and hotels across nearly 100 cities in China [6] - Long-distance outbound travel is also gaining momentum, with over 800,000 flight bookings for inbound and outbound routes recorded as of September 26 [6] - The booking rates for local unique accommodations have surged, with a notable increase in foreign tourist bookings, particularly from countries within the Shanghai Cooperation Organization [8][9]