Group 1 - The Greater Bay Area has seen a significant increase in cross-border tourism during the summer vacation, with over 20 million people checked at the Gongbei border checkpoint since July 1, including more than 4.4 million tourists, marking a year-on-year growth of over 25% compared to the summer of 2024, the highest in five years [1] - Cultural tourism activities such as concerts, shopping festivals, and food carnivals in Macau have attracted more mainland visitors, contributing to the rise in cross-border travel [1] - The end of the South China Sea fishing moratorium has led to a surge in seafood availability in Zhuhai, drawing many residents from Hong Kong and Macau to experience local markets and seafood [3] Group 2 - Macau's outbound travel groups to mainland China have become a notable segment of the inbound traffic at the Gongbei checkpoint, with many travel agencies in Macau fully booked for mainland tours before the summer vacation [4] - Local schools in Macau have organized cross-border summer camps for students, focusing on military training and patriotic education activities in mainland China [4] - New attractions and activities, such as the drone light show in Shenzhen celebrating the 45th anniversary of the Special Economic Zone, have also drawn interest from Hong Kong and Macau tourists [6]