Group 1 - The tourism market is currently experiencing a shift in visitor demographics, with a transition from family-oriented tourists to middle-aged and elderly visitors in Fujian's Fuding [1][4] - The Taima Mountain scenic area has welcomed nearly 20,000 visitors since September, with the main visitor group now being older adults [4] - To cater to the needs of older tourists, the scenic area has introduced various auxiliary facilities, including sightseeing vehicles, "mountain climbing" elevators, and mountain-top rail cars [4] Group 2 - The scenic area has launched a rental service for exoskeleton smart climbing equipment, which uses AI to provide assistance based on the user's height and weight, enhancing the climbing experience for older visitors [7] - There is a noticeable shift in visitor preferences towards cultural sightseeing and wellness leisure activities, prompting the development of new slow travel and in-depth travel routes, such as white tea picking experiences and autumn wellness tours [9]

Group 1 - The tourism market remains active post-summer, with autumn sightseeing and off-peak travel enhancing the travel experience for tourists [1] - Online travel platforms report significant discounts on flights and hotels in popular cities like Shanghai, Wuhan, and Nanning as the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day approach [3] - Senior tourists represent over 40% of travelers in September, indicating a shift in demographic trends for off-peak travel [3] Group 2 - Nature and autumn scenery are key themes for off-peak travel, with unique local experiences such as the "water grassland" in Yunnan and the autumn foliage in Fujian attracting visitors [5] - Traditional cultural tourism continues to rise, with events like the evening Naadam festival in Inner Mongolia and the integration of technology and culture in Jingping Ancient Village, Hunan, enhancing visitor engagement [7]