Group 1 - The tourism market is experiencing a significant surge during the Spring Festival holiday, with many popular scenic spots facing overcrowding and implementing crowd control measures [19][23][24] - In Hubei Province, A-level tourist attractions received 11.49 million visitors in the first five days of the holiday, a year-on-year increase of 12.25% [23] - In Nanjing, the number of visitors reached 2.948 million on the third day of the New Year, up 19.7% compared to the same period last year [23] Group 2 - Several scenic spots, including Jiuzhaigou and Tianmen Mountain, reached their ticket reservation limits before the holiday, leading to measures such as slowing visitor entry and suspending sightseeing vehicles [19] - Tourist product prices are entering a "step-down" phase as the holiday progresses, with significant price reductions expected for cross-province travel starting from February 21 [25][26] - The demand for short-haul international travel destinations is increasing, with countries like South Korea and Thailand seeing a rise in inquiries as prices begin to adjust [26]