“五一”假期大型演出观众突破200万人次 带动文旅消费超过20亿元

Group 1 - The "May Day" holiday saw over 100 large-scale performances with more than 2 million attendees, generating over 2 billion yuan in hotel and tourism consumption, demonstrating a "3-hour performance driving 72-hour consumption" effect [1] - In Hangzhou, three concerts attracted 30,000 attendees, with hotel bookings in the surrounding area increasing by 25% year-on-year, indicating a significant rise in external audience participation [1] - The performance economy not only boosts short-term consumption but also creates a full-chain value addition through "performance + accommodation + cultural tourism," showcasing a "performance siphon effect" across various regions [1] Group 2 - The music tourism market in China is expected to become a trillion-yuan industry by 2030, with music festivals and concerts driving a comprehensive economic boost [2] - There is a strong demand for high-quality cultural tourism products among the Chinese population, particularly the youth, reflecting the potential for effective market demand driven by high-quality supply [2] - Concerts and performances are forming a synergistic relationship with destinations, leading to mutual development and empowerment [2]