“为赛赴城”成风尚 暑期消费迎“赛事引擎”

Core Viewpoint - The rise of "event-driven tourism" is transforming local economies, with various regional football leagues like "Su Super," "Zhe Super," "Gan Super," and "Village Super" driving significant increases in tourism and consumption during the summer season [1][4]. Group 1: Economic Impact - The "Su Super" league generated a total service revenue of 37.96 billion yuan from May 10 to July 7, with a notable increase in tourism-related bookings, which rose nearly 200% compared to the previous year [1]. - During the weekend of August 2-3, cities hosting "Su Super" matches saw tourism bookings increase by over 20% year-on-year [1]. - The "Village Super" league in Guizhou led to a 30% increase in travel to the region during the weekend of July 26-27, with a 54% rise in visitor numbers to the specific location of the matches [3]. Group 2: Consumer Behavior - Tourists from major cities such as Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Beijing are increasingly traveling to watch "Su Super" matches, indicating a growing trend of family-oriented travel for sporting events [2]. - The search volume for local accommodations and food options in areas hosting "Village Super" matches surged by over 500% and saw significant increases in interest for local cuisine [3]. Group 3: Policy and Development - Local governments are recognizing the economic potential of sports events, with initiatives like the Haikou City measures promoting high-quality cultural and sports events, offering financial incentives for hosting international-level competitions [4]. - Experts suggest that the integration of sports events with local culture and commerce can enhance economic growth and improve community engagement, advocating for diverse consumer experiences and high-quality event management [4].