曾博伟：旅游的价值不止于旅游人次和收入本身

Group 1 - The new consumption wave is reshaping daily life, transcending mere shopping to encompass lifestyle, value recognition, and emotional connections, responding to people's deep yearning for a "good life" [1] - The "New Consumption and Good Life" salon featured discussions on consumption trends, industry transformations, and the concept of a good life, with insights from various sectors including tourism, culture, beauty, and investment [1] - From a tourism consumption perspective, the value of tourism extends beyond visitor numbers and revenue; it serves as a lever for adjusting and upgrading consumption structures [2] Group 2 - The core contradiction and essence of "new consumption and good life" align with the exploration of social hierarchy and taste in the book "Style: Social Class and Taste," highlighting that different social classes define "taste" differently [2] - The current consumption landscape has shifted from a "one-size-fits-all" approach to a "personalized" model, with emerging trends in niche markets such as pet economy and pet-friendly tourism gaining traction [2] - Tourism can act as an entry point for deep consumption, where initial shallow experiences can lead to deeper engagement and ongoing spending in related areas like equipment and training [3] Group 3 - The core six elements of tourism remain unchanged despite the influence of AI; the technology enhances the ability to meet consumers' personalized needs but must ultimately serve to improve the tourism experience [3] - The true demand upgrade is reflected in changes in tourism consumption structures and innovations in experience methods within specific fields such as pet-friendly tourism and wellness travel [3]