Core Insights - Yantai Airport is preparing for the upcoming summer travel season by optimizing its flight network and increasing the frequency of popular routes, planning to launch over 20 additional domestic and international flights, with more than 1,600 extra flights scheduled [1][3] - The airport will connect to 60 cities domestically and internationally, with an expected total of 14,500 passenger flights during the summer season, averaging about 234 flights per day, and an anticipated passenger volume of 1.96 million, approximately 31,600 passengers daily [1][3] Domestic Route Expansion - Yantai Airport has added and increased flights to several cities in Northeast China, including Harbin, Shenyang, Changchun, Yanji, and Changbai Mountain, as well as cities in Northwest China like Xining, Yinchuan, and Yulin [3] - In North China, new routes include Hohhot, Ordos, Taiyuan, Datong, Lüliang, and Xinzhou, while in East China, routes to Nanjing, Wenzhou, and Nantong have been added [3] International Route Recovery - With the recovery of the international tourism market, Yantai Airport will resume passenger flights to Hong Kong and Tokyo, Japan, with the Tokyo route starting on July 1, operating three flights per week, enhancing the existing network that includes Nagoya and Fukuoka [3] - Additionally, the airport plans to open two inbound tourism routes to Khabarovsk and Vladivostok, Russia, starting July 12, which will boost Yantai's inbound tourism influence and city recognition [3] Passenger Experience Enhancement - To celebrate the first anniversary of the T2 terminal, Yantai Airport hosted the third "Taste Fresh and Shop Festival" featuring eight themed activities, including music flash mobs and the launch of airport co-branded products [3] - Activities such as the flight market and promotional events will continue until the end of July, showcasing local specialties and intangible cultural heritage products, enhancing the travel experience for passengers [3]