During the National Day holiday, Shanghai launched more than 2,800 cultural and tourism activities, with scenic spots and commercial districts welcoming large crowds.

On the first day of the National Day holiday, tourist attractions and commercial districts across Shanghai saw a surge in visitor traffic. On October 1, reporters learned from the Shanghai Municipal Administration of Culture and Tourism that the city's culture and tourism market operated smoothly overall that day, with no major safety incidents. During the holiday, culture and tourism authorities at both the municipal and district levels in Shanghai coordinated with key culture and tourism enterprises and online platforms to organize and launch more than 2,800 distinctive culture and tourism activities, helping to expand and boost holiday consumption. Data from travel platforms shows that combining leave with the holiday has driven demand for multi-segment trips, with some people already beginning their second leg of travel on the first day of the holiday.