一图读懂 | 关于扩大服务消费的若干政策措施

Core Points - The article discusses various policy measures aimed at expanding service consumption in China, focusing on enhancing quality and accessibility of services [1][3][12]. Group 1: Policy Measures - Implementation of actions to improve service consumption quality and benefit the public, including the "Buy in China" brand and a series of promotional activities [3]. - Development of new consumption scenarios through pilot cities for new business formats and models [3][4]. - Support for high-quality service supply and expansion of high-level opening-up in the service industry, including more service sectors in the encouraged foreign investment directory [4]. Group 2: Cultural and Creative Support - Utilization of existing funding channels to support high-quality creations in literature, arts, film, and animation, and to cultivate mass cultural activities and event brands [5]. - Encouragement for cultural heritage sites and institutions to innovate exhibition methods and collaborate with social forces to develop cultural and digital products [6][7]. Group 3: Training and Education - Strengthening training for personnel in elderly care, domestic services, and long-term care sectors [9]. - Support for non-academic education and training in cultural arts, technology, and sports, including community colleges and night schools [7]. Group 4: Healthcare and Childcare - Support for inclusive childcare institutions with operational subsidies and space support [10]. - Relaxation of market access in mid-to-high-end medical and leisure sectors [11]. Group 5: Attracting Foreign Consumption - Measures to attract more foreign visitors for consumption, including optimizing visa policies and promoting traditional cultural resources [12]. - Encouragement for travel agencies to create tourism routes tailored for foreign visitors [12]. Group 6: Digital Services and Financial Support - Expansion of digital service consumption by creating new information consumption products and scenarios [14]. - Strengthening financial support for service facilities in culture, tourism, elderly care, childcare, and sports through various funding channels [15].