Core Insights - The trend of Hong Kong residents traveling to mainland China for consumption has become a norm, with no significant negative impact on local spending in Hong Kong [1][2] - The research indicates that the consumption patterns of Hong Kong residents differ significantly between mainland China and Hong Kong, with a focus on service consumption in the mainland [2][3] Group 1: Consumption Patterns - Hong Kong residents' spending in mainland China is primarily on life services, while local spending is concentrated in retail and dining sectors [1][2] - The study shows that the number of trips made by Hong Kong residents to mainland China has returned to pre-pandemic levels, indicating a stable consumption pattern [1][2] Group 2: Digitalization Impact - The digitalization of services has facilitated over 2 million Hong Kong residents to engage in consumption in mainland China, enhancing the integration of the Greater Bay Area [3] - AlipayHK's cross-border services have evolved beyond simple payments to include various scenarios such as transportation and appointment services, promoting a seamless consumer experience [3] Group 3: Future Outlook - The ongoing trend of consumption in mainland China is expected to persist, with spending levels returning to normal without drastic changes in the short term [2] - The rapid development of digital technology in mainland China has significantly boosted service consumption growth, with small businesses experiencing notable increases in sales and transaction volumes [3]
香港中大及蚂蚁集团联合发布：跨境服务数字化撬动逾200万港人北上消费热