Group 1 - The "Su Chao" event has significantly boosted local tourism and cultural activities across various cities in Jiangsu Province, with representatives highlighting its positive impact on their respective regions [1][3][5][12][20]. - Nanjing's attendance at the "Su Chao" event reached over 60,000, setting a record for live audience numbers, and the city is planning over 600 cultural activities during the Spring Festival [3][5]. - The event has led to a noticeable increase in tourism consumption in Nanjing, with initiatives offering discounts for visitors based on travel tickets [3][5]. Group 2 - The "Su Chao" event has revitalized the ancient city of Yixing, attracting 60,000 spectators and enhancing local tourism policies and infrastructure [5][12]. - Representatives from various cities, including Xu Zhou and Su Zhou, emphasized the need for targeted promotional strategies to enhance visitor experiences during the "Su Chao" [7][12]. - The integration of sports events with local cultural heritage, such as the promotion of traditional crafts in Changzhou, has been highlighted as a successful strategy [9][12]. Group 3 - The event has been recognized for its potential to merge sports with health tourism, as suggested by representatives from Nantong, who proposed developing health-focused travel packages [14][20]. - Local businesses, such as hotels in Yancheng, reported increased occupancy rates and visibility due to the influx of visitors for the "Su Chao" [22]. - The culinary offerings in cities like Yangzhou are being promoted as part of the tourism strategy, with suggestions to create portable food items for tourists [23]. Group 4 - The event has inspired local artists and cultural representatives to create works that reflect the spirit of the "Su Chao," aiming to attract more visitors and enhance cultural engagement [17][28]. - The "Su Chao" has become a theme for educational activities, with schools in Huai'an incorporating it into children's learning experiences [19]. - The event has also led to increased collaboration between local governments and cultural institutions to promote tourism and heritage [25][26].