今年上半年北京新增469家首店 Labubu成为“全球顶流”

Core Insights - Beijing is actively promoting the construction of an international consumption center city, guided by the "Four Centers" urban strategy and aimed at expanding domestic demand and improving people's livelihoods [2][3] Policy Initiatives - Beijing has introduced numerous consumer promotion policies this year, focusing on addressing bottlenecks and enhancing urban charm through over 20 policies in fashion, culture, ice and snow, and dining sectors [2] - The city has implemented a trade-in policy for automobiles, home appliances, and digital products, with nearly 7,000 participating stores in the home appliance category, tripling from last year, and monthly sales subsidies for home appliances and smart home products doubling compared to the previous year [2] Infrastructure Development - Over the past three years, Beijing has opened an average of 1.5 million square meters of new commercial facilities annually, with notable openings this year including the Super Hypermarket and Zhongguancun Mall [2] - A new one-stop commercial complex, the Bayli project, covering nearly 500,000 square meters, is set to launch in December, featuring outlets, vacation towns, and hotels [2] Consumer Experience Enhancement - Beijing is expanding the integration of culture, commerce, tourism, and sports, with over 1,100 large-scale events organized in the first half of the year [3] - The National Stadium, known as the "Bird's Nest," is hosting a star performance season, with expected record attendance for performances [3] - The city is optimizing the consumption environment by removing regulatory barriers, such as exempting temporary commercial activities from fire safety approvals [3] Future Plans - The city aims to continue advancing the construction of an international consumption center city, ensuring a more comfortable consumption experience and improved quality of life for residents [3]