After work on Friday, head straight to Beijing West Station and take the high-speed rail for 2 hours and 8 minutes to arrive in Handan. Check in at a specialty snack shop in the evening; Visit the East Taihang Scenic Area and Xiangtangshan Grottoes on Saturday and Sunday, where you can enjoy a day of landscape and culture; Returning to Beijing by high-speed train in the evening to welcome a new week... According to Xinhua News Agency on October 3rd, this is the busy and rich weekend life of Beijing's "post-90s" boy Xiao Wang. In recent years, the "3-hour tourism circle" centered around the central city, with self driving and high-speed rail as the main modes of transportation, has attracted countless fans. In recent years, the "3-hour travel circle" has rapidly become popular as an emerging form of tourism. Relying on the convenient transportation network, this mode enables people to easily arrive in nearby cities on short weekends to enjoy a "mini vacation". The opportunity of the "3-hour tourism circle" is obvious, as it expands people's travel choices and makes tourism more convenient and diversified. At the same time, it has positive significance for promoting regional economic development. With the improvement of transportation facilities such as high-speed rail, the transportation time between cities has been greatly shortened. As an important component of the tertiary industry, the prosperous development of tourism can drive the growth of multiple industries such as hotels, catering, and entertainment, thereby promoting regional economic cooperation and exchanges. However, this tourism model also brings a series of challenges. On the one hand, the problem of homogenization of tourism resources is gradually becoming prominent. Due to their close geographical location, many tourist attractions within the tourism circle share similarities in culture, natural scenery, and other aspects, which may lead to aesthetic fatigue among tourists during the tour. How to explore and create unique tourist attractions has become a question that needs to be considered by various regions. On the other hand, the infrastructure and public services of some emerging tourist destinations may face pressure. For example, problems such as traffic congestion, tight accommodation, and declining environmental quality may arise. This requires that while promoting the development of the tourism industry, various regions must pay attention to the construction of infrastructure and the improvement of public services, and be wary of the "one hit deal". In addition, the "3-hour tourism circle" has put forward higher requirements for innovation in the tourism industry. Tourists expect to have richer and more unique experiences during their short travel time, which requires the tourism industry to constantly innovate products and services to meet the diverse needs of tourists. This is also the key to enhancing tourism competitiveness. The "3-hour tourism circle" is also a kind of "sky high traffic". Relevant places should start from multiple aspects, explore characteristic tourism resources, strengthen infrastructure construction, and improve public service quality, making "small and beautiful" a shining business card for "micro vacation" destinations. (New Society)