On the morning of October 7, Flying Pig released the “2026 National Day Holiday Travel Report”. At the beginning of the holiday season, Flying Pig observed that “native tourism” was becoming a new travel trend. Driven by “native tourism,” the natural scenery of the Flying Pig Platform and the number of reservations for village products increased by more than 40% over the same period last year. Small towns such as Kashi, Baise, Haixi, Xuancheng, and Wuwei are leading in popularity and have become representative destinations of this trend. Among the “native tourism” gameplay segments, the popularity of “ancient village tours” is particularly obvious. According to Flying Pig data, the number of users ordering “Ancient Village” related products increased by more than 90% over the same period last year. At the same time, “newspaper tours”, represented by intangible heritage crafting experiences, are another way to open “native tourism,” and the number of reservations for intangible heritage handicraft experiences and tours doubled year-on-year.

On the morning of October 7, Flying Pig released the “2026 National Day Holiday Travel Report”. At the beginning of the holiday season, Flying Pig observed that “native tourism” was becoming a new travel trend. Driven by “native tourism,” the natural scenery of the Flying Pig Platform and the number of reservations for village products increased by more than 40% over the same period last year. Small towns such as Kashi, Baise, Haixi, Xuancheng, and Wuwei are leading in popularity and have become representative destinations of this trend. Among the “native tourism” gameplay segments, the popularity of “ancient village tours” is particularly obvious. According to Flying Pig data, the number of users ordering “Ancient Village” related products increased by more than 90% over the same period last year. At the same time, “newspaper tours”, represented by intangible heritage crafting experiences, are another way to open “native tourism,” and the number of reservations for intangible heritage handicraft experiences and tours doubled year-on-year.