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Under the background of global economic integration, cross-border trade is becoming more and more frequent, and cross-border logistics is also developing rapidly. Overseas express delivery services in cross-border logistics have gradually become the focus of consumers. The rise of this service, on the one hand, meets consumers' demand for convenient shopping, and on the other hand, has also had a multi-faceted impact on related industries.

For the transportation ticketing industry, the popularity of overseas express delivery to door services may have brought some impact. As people tend to shop online and choose direct express delivery, the demand for travel may decrease. Especially for short trips, consumers who originally traveled for shopping are now more willing to wait for overseas goods to be delivered at home.

However, we cannot simply attribute the decline in transportation ticketing revenue to overseas express delivery services. Changes in the economic situation, changes in tourism consumption concepts, and intensified market competition may all have an impact on transportation ticketing revenue.

From the perspective of consumers, overseas express delivery to door services provide more choices and convenience. Consumers do not need to go overseas to purchase goods in person, saving time and energy. However, at the same time, it may also lead to overspending by some consumers, which puts a certain amount of pressure on their personal financial situation.

For enterprises, the development of overseas express delivery services has brought both opportunities and challenges. Express delivery companies need to continuously improve service quality and efficiency to meet consumer demand. At the same time, they also need to cope with increasingly fierce market competition and complex cross-border trade regulations.

In order to cope with this situation, the transportation ticketing industry needs to continuously innovate and optimize services. For example, it can launch more personalized travel products, strengthen cooperation with other industries, expand market channels, etc. The cross-border logistics industry also needs to strengthen regulation and supervision to ensure service quality and consumer rights.

In short, the rise of overseas express delivery to door service is the inevitable result of economic development and consumption upgrading. Its relationship with the transportation ticketing industry both influences and promotes each other. We need to actively respond to this change with an open and innovative mindset to achieve sustainable development of the industry.