新华财经成都7月13日电（记者袁波）记者从成都市商务局获悉，成都将深入实施首发经济发展三年行 动计划，计划今年引进首店800家以上，加快构建首发经济产业链。 创新消费模式方面，成都将深入实施首发经济发展三年行动计划，计划今年引进首店800家以上，落地 高能级首发首秀首展首演等活动200场以上，加快构建首发经济产业链；大力发展票根经济，拓展成德 眉资绵"票根经济"联盟，加强成渝双城票根权益互认互通，以"赛演展会"一张小票根串连"吃住游购 娱"全链条体验；创新发展数字消费，支持各类消费场景引入人工智能、人形机器人等新兴服务。成都 将以推动"蓉品蓉企出川出海"为契机拓展国际国内市场，以文商旅体深度融合促进内外贸一体化发展， 优化离境退税办理流程，布局更多离境退税"即买即退"商店。 近日召开的中共成都市委十四届七次全会强调，要建设城市消费地标、发展更具显示度的特色商业。成 都将推出哪些举措完成上述目标？ （文章来源：新华财经） 成都市商务局党组书记邱长宝介绍，优化消费空间方面，成都将构建重点商圈、商业街区、特色小镇及 特色消费场景四级体系，大力实施商圈提能升级行动，加快建设春熙路、交子公园等四个世界级商圈， 推动宽窄 ...

Group 1 - The Sichuan province is launching a service consumption season with over 1.6 million quality life service providers participating, aiming to create more than 100 activities across 21 cities and counties [5][6] - The service consumption season includes five thematic activities: "Trendy Summer," "Delicious Summer," "Comfortable Summer," "Travel Summer," and "Shopping Summer," totaling 115 unique events [6][7] - The "Trendy Summer" activity will integrate event economy with cultural tourism, featuring major events like the third esports competition in Luzhou [6][7] Group 2 - The "Delicious Summer" activity will showcase local culinary delights through events such as the Beer and Lobster Festival and the Daliangshan Barbecue Food Festival, promoting Sichuan's authentic flavors [6][7] - The "Comfortable Summer" activity will offer discounts on accommodations and host high-quality cultural leisure projects like music festivals and night tours [7] - The "Travel Summer" activity will focus on family-friendly and educational summer experiences, including various cultural festivals [7] Group 3 - The "Shopping Summer" activity will highlight Sichuan's specialty products, featuring a dedicated exhibition for local crafts and delicacies at the World Games Village [7][11] - During the World Games, ticket holders can enjoy discounts on dining, accommodation, and shopping, with over 140 restaurants and various hotels participating in the promotion [10] - A "Ticket Root Discount Map" will be available for visitors to easily access discount information, enhancing the overall consumer experience [10]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles is that Chengdu is advancing the integration of culture, commerce, tourism, and sports to enhance its development as a world cultural tourism city and an international consumption center [1][4] - Chengdu plans to optimize its tourism landscape by promoting major projects such as the Tianfu Cultural Park and the second phase of Kuanzhai Alley, alongside hosting world-class events like the League of Legends Global Finals [1][2] - The city aims to create more experiential and interesting commercial spaces by incorporating entertainment, art installations, and new retail formats, thereby enhancing consumer engagement [3][2] Group 2 - Chengdu's strategy includes upgrading existing commercial spaces and developing distinctive commercial landmarks, with a focus on enhancing areas like Chunxi Road and Jiaozi Park [2][3] - The city is set to implement a three-year action plan for the "first launch economy," targeting the introduction of over 800 new stores and hosting more than 200 high-profile events this year [3][2] - Chengdu's cultural tourism sector is thriving, with over 14,000 performances held in the first half of the year, generating significant economic activity through ticket sales [4][5] Group 3 - The city is exploring various tourism models, including red tourism, low-altitude tourism, and sports tourism, to diversify its offerings and enhance visitor experiences [6][4] - Chengdu is leveraging its sports events to promote tourism, with initiatives aimed at attracting visitors through sports-related activities and events [6][4] - The city aims to achieve a total sports consumption scale of 80 billion yuan this year, reflecting its commitment to integrating sports with tourism and economic growth [6][4]

Core Viewpoint - Chengdu aims to enhance consumer vitality by creating more engaging, experiential, and trendy consumption scenarios through the optimization of consumption spaces, enrichment of supply, and innovation in consumption models [2] Group 1: Consumption Space and Supply - Chengdu will establish a four-tier system comprising key business circles, commercial streets, characteristic towns, and unique consumption scenarios, focusing on upgrading major commercial areas like Chunxi Road and Jiaozi Park to world-class standards [3] - The city will promote the transformation of cultural and sports landmarks into composite consumption landmarks, integrating commercial consumption with artistic appreciation and sports activities [3] Group 2: Year-Round Consumption Seasons - Chengdu plans to innovate attractive consumption scenarios by incorporating performing arts, sports, and entertainment, as well as creative installations and themed exhibitions to enhance the consumer experience [4] - The city will launch various cultural and tourism products, emphasizing the integration of culture and intangible heritage, while fostering new consumer brands and products under the "Guochao" (national trend) concept [4] Group 3: Economic Initiatives and Events - Chengdu aims to introduce over 800 new stores and host more than 200 high-profile events this year as part of its three-year action plan for the "first launch economy," focusing on original design and product releases [5] - The city will expand the "ticket root economy" alliance to enhance consumer experiences across dining, accommodation, travel, shopping, and entertainment, while also innovating in digital consumption through AI and robotics [5]

Core Points - The 34th Beijing International Yanjing Beer Culture Festival and 2025 Yanjing Beer Summer Carnival opened on July 11 and will last for 10 days until July 20, offering a variety of summer activities for citizens and tourists [1] Group 1 - The festival features a "100-meter craft beer corridor" showcasing 16 brands and over 100 types of craft beer, including innovative flavors like sugar-coated hawthorn sour wheat and green bean-flavored ale [3] - An "International Food Corridor" offers over 70 types of international cuisine, creating a vibrant atmosphere with attendees enjoying food and drinks together [3] - The event includes a cross-border music festival, outdoor activities like stargazing rooms and robot soccer, catering to both adults and children [5] Group 2 - Shunyi District introduced a "ticket root economy" during the festival, connecting over 200 star enterprises to enhance the experience for visitors through various discounts and activities [5] - Five themed cultural tourism routes were launched, including "Global Cheers·Yanjing World Tavern Line" focusing on international beer culture and "Artistic Tipsy Tour Line" combining art exhibitions with beer tasting [5]

Core Viewpoint - The consumption boom in Xiangfang District, Harbin, is driven by government subsidies and diverse business integration, significantly boosting the local economy and enhancing consumer experiences [1][3]. Group 1: Government Consumption Subsidies - A government consumption subsidy event titled "Benefits Wind Weaving Beautiful Life" was held from March 7 to 16, providing 1.3 million yuan in subsidies across supermarkets, department stores, and gasoline sectors, resulting in 38,122 transactions and a total transaction amount of 10.44 million yuan [3]. - The district has implemented targeted subsidy policies in key areas such as home appliances, digital products, and home improvement materials, with over 40 market entities currently applying for these policies [3]. Group 2: Innovative Consumption Models - The "Ticket Root Economy" initiative was launched to enhance consumer experiences, involving nearly 70 local businesses in hospitality, dining, and automotive sectors, offering diverse promotional activities [4]. - From January to May, retail sales of automobiles and home appliances increased by 25.6% and 94.1% year-on-year, respectively, contributing to a 5.6% growth in total retail sales of consumer goods [4]. - The district plans to continue innovating consumption models and optimizing the consumption environment to empower high-quality economic development [4].

Core Viewpoint - The government of Chengdu has introduced policies to promote the "ticket root economy," which connects various consumption scenarios through concert and event tickets, enhancing consumer engagement and driving local economic growth [1] Group 1: Policy Initiatives - Chengdu has launched a "ticket root economy" discount list covering major events like the Chengdu Universiade and concerts, allowing ticket holders to enjoy exclusive benefits at over 100 restaurants and popular tourist attractions [1] - The Chengdu Cultural, Radio, Television, and Tourism Bureau has implemented measures to support large-scale performances, offering free museum visits to ticket holders [1] Group 2: Economic Impact - In 2024, Chengdu hosted over 20,000 performances, a 67.1% increase year-on-year, generating ticket revenue of approximately 1.693 billion yuan, up 27.71%, and driving overall consumption of 6.35 billion yuan [1] - The "ticket root economy" is expected to connect diverse consumption scenarios, with a reported 58% year-on-year growth in related consumption in Q1 2025 [1] Group 3: Consumer Engagement - Many consumers are unaware of the ticket root benefits, indicating a need for better communication and marketing strategies to enhance consumer awareness [1] - Businesses like Haidilao are innovating by providing transportation services to concert venues, significantly increasing their sales during event periods [1]

Group 1: Market Overview - The Shanghai real estate market showed signs of recovery in the first half of 2025, driven by strong performance in finance, consumer goods manufacturing, and technology sectors [1] - A total of 4 new office projects were launched, with a cumulative supply of 302,000 square meters, reflecting a 3.9% decrease compared to the previous period [1] - The financial sector led the demand for office space, accounting for 22%, followed by consumer goods manufacturing at 17%, and TMT (Technology, Media, and Telecommunications) at 16% [1] Group 2: Rental Trends - Rental prices in Shanghai decreased by 3.0% to 247.2 yuan per square meter, while effective rents fell by 4.3% to 174.4 yuan per square meter [2] - The market is expected to see an additional supply of approximately 770,000 square meters in the next six months, which may increase competition but also enhance market liquidity [2] Group 3: Retail Market Insights - The retail property market is projected to receive about 577,000 square meters of new supply in the coming months, which is expected to improve regional commercial quality [3] - The demand for dining establishments dominated the retail market, accounting for 45%, with a notable presence of Chinese cuisine brands [2][3] - The retail sector's demand share increased to 41%, with apparel demand at 23%, indicating active expansion of fashion and outdoor brands [2][3]

Group 1 - The "Su Super" football league is driving significant economic activity in Jiangsu, with fans benefiting from discounts on attractions, accommodations, and dining through ticket purchases [1][4] - Online leisure consumption orders in Jiangsu have surged, ranking first in East China with a year-on-year growth of 40% since the league's launch [4] - The attendance at matches has set new records, with 60,396 spectators at a recent game in Nanjing, leading to a 40% increase in late-night dining orders [4][5] Group 2 - The demand for transportation services has increased dramatically, with a 182% rise in taxi requests to Nanjing's stadium, and a 368% increase in requests from out-of-town users [4][5] - The establishment of outdoor big screens across Jiangsu has created a "second venue" for fans, contributing to a 30.1% year-on-year increase in foot traffic in key commercial areas [5] - Local businesses have reported significant sales growth, with a 16.5% increase in sales and a 33.2% rise in revenue for nearby accommodation and dining establishments [5]

Core Concept - The "ticket root economy" is emerging as a new model that connects various consumption scenarios through movie tickets, offering discounts and enhancing urban consumption vitality during events like the Shanghai International Film Festival [1][2]. Group 1: Definition and Impact - The "ticket root economy" allows consumers to use physical or electronic tickets as vouchers for discounts in subsequent consumption scenarios, thereby extending cultural, social, and economic value [2]. - A successful case is the "Pyramid at the Top: Ancient Egyptian Civilization Exhibition" at the Shanghai Museum, which generated over 10 billion yuan in surrounding consumption by leveraging ticket roots [2]. - The model is gaining momentum in 2023, with various cities implementing it; for example, in Wuxi, ticket holders can enjoy discounts on accommodation and dining, while in Luoyang, high-speed train ticket holders can visit attractions at half price [2]. Group 2: Benefits and Consumer Experience - The ticket root serves as a "flow entry" for urban consumption, encouraging exploration and engagement with local culture [2]. - For consumers, tickets act as both discount coupons and guides to local attractions, providing emotional value beyond mere savings [2]. - For businesses, while discounts may reduce short-term profits, increased repurchase rates and customer loyalty can lead to long-term benefits [2]. Group 3: Challenges and Recommendations - The ticket root economy faces challenges such as over-reliance on discounts, potential ticket forgery, and complex cross-platform redemption processes [3]. - Recommendations include optimizing cooperation mechanisms, enhancing ticket design with cultural value, and creating more attractive consumer experiences to convert first-time visitors into repeat customers [3]. Group 4: Broader Economic Context - The emergence of various new consumption models, including "ticket root economy," reflects the vibrant market dynamics in China, showcasing the potential of small-scale innovations to create significant impacts [4].