Group 1 - During the "May Day" holiday, Beijing will launch over 1,900 activities, including "micro-vacation" products in 10 suburban districts [3] - Popular attractions such as Universal Beijing Resort and the Great Wall night tour will be featured alongside cultural events like folk fairs and art exhibitions, integrating cultural resources with digital technology [3] Group 2 - In Meihekou, Jilin, a night tour street with a national trend theme is being developed, featuring high-altitude performances that blend traditional and technological elements, showcasing characters from Chinese mythology [6] Group 3 - Jiangsu will kick off the 7th Jiangnan Culture and Arts International Tourism Festival with six major themes and nearly 1,000 unique activities, while Xuzhou will host over 70 diverse promotional events [9] - The China Dinosaur Park in Changzhou will introduce immersive VR and MR experiences, set to open during the "May Day" holiday [9] Group 4 - Xinjiang is preparing a variety of tourism projects, including the first music festival and silk culture festival, aimed at enhancing the immersive experience for visitors [12] - A low-altitude tourism project will connect scenic spots along the Tianshan geographical gallery [12] Group 5 - In Hainan, diverse cultural experiences are being created, such as folk performances and food tastings, alongside innovative integrations of traditional Hanfu culture with tropical rainforest ecology [15]