如今，曾对杭州"独有"的额外假期羡慕有加的浙江城市，终于有了同样的"优待"；而随着更多地方开始加入春秋假浪潮，也出现了一些不同的声音：孩子 放假，家长怎么办？ 01 春秋假，怎么放？ 休闲消费正在成为我国服务消费的新增长点，而与之最为直接相关的问题就是假期。 最近的关注点出现在中小学春秋假上。近日，随着绍兴市教育局发布关于实施中小学春秋假制度的意见，至此，浙江11个设区市均已发布推行中小学春秋 假制度的相关文件。这也标志着，浙江成为全国首个在全省推行中小学春秋假制度的省份。 早在2004年，杭州就率先在全国启动实施中小学春秋假制度。今年9月，商务部等9部门联合印发《关于扩大服务消费的若干政策措施》，提出鼓励有条件 的地方探索设置中小学春秋假，相应缩短寒暑假时间，增加旅游出行等服务消费时间。在外界预期中，各地春秋假或将加速落地。 加速落地 在杭州工作的小钟，春秋假期间带孩子出国旅游已成为一种习惯。经过20年探索，杭州的春秋假时间基本已经固定，即"五一"和国庆两个大假各向前延长 3天。 她将这3天视为杭州人特有的"福利"——当其他人为扎堆出行而焦虑时，他们独享着能够错峰出行的余裕。 春秋假也最早出现在杭州2004 ...

同程旅行(00780)涨超3%，高见24.88港元再创历史新高。截至发稿，涨3.33%，报24.84港元，成交额 1.66亿港元。 此外，据央视网报道，2025年国庆中秋假期合并，10月1日至10月8日放假八天，今年假期旅游热度高 涨。花旗预计期间旅游需求将强劲，长线游及出境游可更受惠。花旗维持对同程的买入评级，目标价为 28港元。 消息面上，商务部等9部门9月16日印发《关于扩大服务消费的若干政策措施》的通知。其中提到，吸引 更多境外人员入境消费，及优化学生假期安排，完善配套政策。探索设置中小学春秋假，相应缩短寒暑 假时间，增加旅游出行等服务消费时间。中金认为，若春秋假成为固定安排后，有望分散原本集中的旅 游需求，形成新的出行小高峰，使旅游需求在一年中分布更加均衡。更好平衡价格，OTA以量取胜，长 假拉动利润率提升。 ...

徐女士将此次出行目的地定为扬州，是经过深思熟虑的。"我外公是扬州人，小时候经常听他讲扬 州的故事，但我从没去过。"在徐女士看来，这不只是一次迟来的回乡之旅，也是和孩子一起经历的文 化之旅。"扬州有很多人文古迹，女儿都提前做了功课。一路上她一直在念叨李白的名句'故人西辞黄鹤 楼，烟花三月下扬州'。"徐女士说，女儿书包里还特意带了一本日记本，可以记录她看到的点滴。"要 读万卷书，更要行万里路。行走也是成长的另一种课堂。"徐女士笑着说。 "推出'春秋假'这一制度，主要是基于三方面的考虑。"市教育局相关负责人表示，首先是为了切实 减轻中小学生过重的学业负担，其次是让学生在漫长的学期中能有一个休息调整的时间，更多的还是希 望孩子们走出课堂，去领略祖国的大好河山，促进身心健康发展。 春假托管体验项目好玩又有料 目前，"双职工"家庭越来越多，怎样解决"学生放假，家长上班没有时间照看"的实际困难，杭州也 在不断探索。今年首次全面推进春假免费托管服务，不仅"管牢"，还要"管好"。 上城区设了5个托管点。杭州师范大学东城小学承担了100多名学生的春假托管。春假期间，家长可 以自由选择来的日期。副校长吴敏介绍，学校的托管主题是运动 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent initiatives by the Chinese government to promote consumer spending through the establishment of spring and autumn breaks in schools, highlighting the potential benefits and challenges of implementing such measures across the country [1][5]. Group 1: Government Initiatives - The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) has introduced the "Special Action Plan to Boost Consumption," encouraging local governments to establish spring and autumn breaks for primary and secondary schools [1]. - The plan aims to stimulate consumer spending by aligning school breaks with public holidays, potentially increasing travel and leisure activities [5]. Group 2: Local Implementation - Li Chunning, Deputy Director of the NDRC, mentioned that some regions, like Lichuan City in Hubei Province, have already announced spring breaks, allowing students to have a 5-day holiday by combining it with the Qingming Festival [2]. - Hangzhou has been a pioneer in implementing spring and autumn breaks since 2004, with recent announcements allowing for extended breaks that can last up to 9 days when combined with other holidays [3]. Group 3: Historical Context - Spring and autumn breaks are not new; they were previously observed in rural schools but faded with the introduction of the weekend system. Recent discussions have revived interest in these breaks [4]. - The government has previously indicated the possibility of adjusting school holiday schedules to include spring and autumn breaks while maintaining the total teaching hours [5]. Group 4: Challenges and Concerns - The widespread implementation of spring and autumn breaks faces challenges, including parental concerns about academic disruption and the mismatch between parents' work schedules and children's school holidays [5]. - Previous attempts in cities like Hangzhou faced opposition from parents who were worried about the impact on their children's education [5]. Group 5: Higher Education Adaptations - Several universities have also adopted spring breaks, with institutions like Beijing Information Science and Technology University planning a 7-day break to encourage students to engage in outdoor activities and social learning [6]. - Other universities, such as Xiamen University, have scheduled spring breaks that extend up to 9 days, indicating a trend towards more flexible academic calendars [6][7].