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The rise of e-commerce has changed consumers' shopping habits and consumption patterns. With the popularity of online shopping, consumers can meet most of their shopping needs without leaving home, thus reducing the need for accommodation caused by going out for shopping. For example, in the past, people might stay in other places to purchase specific goods in large shopping malls. Now, through e-commerce platforms, these goods can be delivered directly to their homes without the need for additional accommodation arrangements.

In addition, the promotional activities of e-commerce platforms are relatively concentrated, such as "Double 11" and "618", which leads consumers to concentrate their consumption in a specific time period. During these time periods, logistics pressure increases and express delivery time may be extended. In order to avoid affecting their trip due to waiting for express delivery, some consumers may choose to reduce their travel and accommodation plans.

At the same time, the efficient delivery service of e-commerce express delivery has also enabled some small local businesses to expand their business scope. They are no longer limited to the local market, and sell their products to more distant areas through e-commerce platforms. This has intensified market competition to a certain extent, and for the traditional accommodation booking industry, it may mean the diversion of potential customers.

From the perspective of consumer psychology, e-commerce provides more choices and comparison opportunities. Consumers pay more attention to cost-effectiveness and the satisfaction of personalized needs when purchasing goods. This change in consumption concept has also affected their choice of accommodation. They may plan their accommodation budget more carefully, tend to choose accommodation with higher cost-effectiveness, or reduce the frequency and duration of accommodation to save money for other consumption.

However, the development of e-commerce express delivery does not have a completely negative impact on the accommodation booking industry. The prosperity of e-commerce business has driven the development of related industrial chains, creating more employment opportunities and business activities. Some regions have attracted a large number of practitioners and business contacts due to the concentration of e-commerce industries, thereby increasing local accommodation demand. For example, there may be more business travelers who need accommodation around e-commerce logistics parks.

In addition, the intelligent and information-based development of e-commerce express delivery also provides opportunities for reference and cooperation for the accommodation booking industry. Through big data analysis and intelligent algorithms, accommodation booking platforms can more accurately understand customer needs, optimize room recommendations and pricing strategies, and improve service quality and customer satisfaction.

In short, there is a complex and subtle relationship between the development of e-commerce express delivery and the changes in accommodation booking revenue. The accommodation booking industry needs to be keenly aware of these changes, actively adapt to market trends, and continuously innovate and optimize services to meet the challenges and opportunities brought by the e-commerce era.