China has urged the US to halt official exchanges with Taiwan following a visit by Taiwanese officials to Washington, emphasizing its opposition to any form of 'Taiwan independence' (Source 1). Meanwhile, a group of tourists from China's Fujian province has arrived in Taiwan's Matsu Islands, marking the resumption of tourism after a three-year freeze due to strained cross-strait relations (Source 2). The Taiwan Strait Tourism Association is optimistic about creating new travel itineraries for the market (Source 2). Additionally, Taiwanese officials have cautioned travelers to China to be mindful of local laws and security measures, citing increased risks and arbitrary enforcement (Source 3). A Kuomintang delegation in Beijing is advocating for the opening of tourist routes to Kinmen, hoping for a positive response from China by the upcoming National Day holiday (Source 4, Source 5). They also propose measures to enhance economic ties and facilitate tourism exchanges (Source 5).