Group 1 - The trend of reducing business travel and in-person meetings among foreign enterprises in China is becoming increasingly evident, with many companies opting for online meetings instead of traditional gatherings at luxury hotels [3][4][8] - Over 60% of companies have chosen to cut travel budgets, with some sectors like technology and finance reducing budgets by over 30% [8][20] - The shift from high-end hotel meetings to more cost-effective alternatives reflects the broader economic pressures faced by foreign enterprises in the Chinese market [20][22] Group 2 - The luxury hotel industry is experiencing a significant decline in business from foreign enterprises, leading to a shift in focus towards local events such as weddings and family gatherings [12][37] - Hotels are adjusting their business strategies by lowering rental prices for meeting rooms and increasing offerings for local clientele [12][47] - The traditional high-budget corporate events that once filled luxury hotels are being replaced by smaller, more budget-conscious gatherings, impacting the overall revenue of these establishments [10][19][34] Group 3 - The changing landscape of corporate travel is forcing travel service providers to adapt, shifting from simple booking services to comprehensive budget management and compliance solutions [40][42] - The focus has shifted from merely providing travel services to understanding and addressing the specific needs of clients, emphasizing problem-solving capabilities [45][46] - The future of the hotel and travel industry will depend on the ability to offer tailored solutions that align with the evolving demands of businesses [47][48]