Core Insights - The newly revised "Marriage Registration Regulations" in China allow for nationwide marriage registration, leading to over 260,000 couples registering since its implementation on May 10 [1] - The "wedding travel" trend is gaining popularity, reflecting a shift in consumer preferences among the younger generation, combining travel with wedding ceremonies [2][3] Policy and Economic Impact - The "wedding travel" trend is supported by favorable policies and unique local resources, enhancing the marriage registration experience [4] - The "nationally unified registration" policy has significantly increased cross-regional and cross-provincial marriage registrations, particularly in Yunnan and Xinjiang [5][6] Industry Development - Various regions are launching initiatives to attract couples, such as offering lifetime free admission to scenic spots for newlyweds and extending marriage registration services during holidays [7] - The wedding industry in Dali is projected to host over 5,000 destination weddings in 2024, with an estimated annual industry output value of nearly 1.8 billion [8] Cultural Integration - New wedding registration sites are being established in culturally rich areas, enhancing the experience for couples by integrating local cultural elements [9] - Creative experiences and promotional activities are being developed to stimulate demand in the "wedding travel" economy, such as offering discounts for newlyweds in Chengdu [10]