Guilin Tourism hits fourth straight limit-up, cites holiday demand

The striking detail is what the company is denying: with no low-altitude economy exposure, the rally rests almost entirely on holiday-season demand expectations rather than any new business. That matters because it shows speculative capital is willing to chase a purely seasonal, sentiment-driven story in a tourism name, and the explicit clarification suggests management is trying to keep the narrative tied to its actual operations. Whether the buying persists past the holiday window, and whether other tourism listings see similar treatment, is the open question.