（来源：千龙网） 昨天（1月8日），记者从海淀区两会获悉，2026年，海淀区将聚焦商业消费提质、养老服务升级、文旅 品质提升等领域，持续增进民生福祉。据了解，海淀区今年将推动智慧商圈建设，加快世纪金源等商业 体提升改造；新增不少于10家"海淀食堂"，推动眉州东坡等连锁餐饮企业扩大助餐服务。海淀区还将推 动同庆街二期改造提升，逐步实现步行街功能。 世纪金源等商业体加快提升改造 商业消费领域，海淀区今年将重点推动商业空间提质增效，打造智慧商圈，加快世纪金源等商业体提升 改造。同时，持续优化消费供给，吸引高能级首店集聚，积极推进全球首发；推动文商旅体展多元融合 促消费建设场景落地；积极推动一刻钟便民生活圈提质升级。 北青报记者了解到，2025年，海淀区统筹城市更新资金支持商圈及一刻钟生活圈提质升级，商业供给丰 富度进一步提升。例如，海淀区去年新建24个一刻钟生活圈，实现街镇全覆盖，优秀率全市第二。同 时，支持五棵松华熙举办小米、奥迪等品牌的大型商业活动。 随着大融城、芳华里、鼎好商街开业，海淀区的高品质消费空间进一步释放。2025年，海淀区81个首店 落地，获评2个首发中心。双安商场焕新亮相，超市发、物美等完成调改 ...

商业消费领域，海淀区今年将重点推动商业空间提质增效，打造智慧商圈，加快世纪金源等商业体提升 改造。同时，持续优化消费供给，吸引高能级首店集聚，积极推进全球首发；推动文商旅体展多元融合 促消费建设场景落地；积极推动一刻钟便民生活圈提质升级。 北青报记者了解到，2025年，海淀区统筹城市更新资金支持商圈及一刻钟生活圈提质升级，商业供给丰 富度进一步提升。例如，海淀区去年新建24个一刻钟生活圈，实现街镇全覆盖，优秀率全市第二。同 时，支持五棵松华熙举办小米、奥迪等品牌的大型商业活动。 随着大融城、芳华里、鼎好商街开业，海淀区的高品质消费空间进一步释放。2025年，海淀区81个首店 落地，获评2个首发中心。双安商场焕新亮相，超市发、物美等完成调改，1733山谷食集、食之榜等项 目开业，2025大众点评必吃榜颁奖盛典·北京站活动落地海淀，18家餐饮企业上榜。 推进建设养老家庭照护床位 昨天，北京青年报记者从海淀区两会获悉，2026年，海淀区将聚焦商业消费提质、养老服务升级、文旅 品质提升等领域，持续增进民生福祉。据了解，海淀区今年将推动智慧商圈建设，加快世纪金源等商业 体提升改造；新增不少于10家"海淀食堂"，推动眉州 ...

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齐鲁晚报·齐鲁壹点 连宁燕 "十四五"期间，威海市商务局坚持"商务为民"理念，着力"促消费、扩内需、惠民生"，坚持"政策+活 动"双轮驱动、"传统+创新"双线发力，进一步激发市场活力，提振消费信心。 引燃线上消费引擎。五年来，聚焦数字赋能提质增效，发挥电商在促消费方面的作用，推动我市特色产 业培强做大。加强电商直播基地、电商供应链基地等新业态培育力度，共认定41家省级电商主体，环翠 渔具、乳山牡蛎、荣成海带、文登花饽饽等荣膺山东电商产业带。与头部电商平台合作达到新高度，落 地京东威海物流分拣中心，开通威海樱桃京东全货机航班，上线威海海鲜旗舰店，拓宽威海特色产品销 售渠道。全市网络零售额从2021年的163.7亿元提升至2024年的237.1亿元，增长44.84%。 小处着手便民利民。五年来，便民消费进一步升级，社区商业体系、县域商业体系日益完善。推动城市 一刻钟便民生活圈建设，先后投入300余万元专项资金，引导社会资本发展类公益业态和一店多能，解 决"为老为小"服务难题，建设便民生活圈26处，今年我市成功入选全国第二批城市一刻钟便民生活圈全 域推进先行区试点。大力建设县域商业体系，投入县域商业体系建设项目资金 ...

Group 1: Consumer Market Activity - The consumer market in Yinchuan is vibrant, with various promotional activities launched ahead of the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival to meet holiday consumption demands [1] - The "Yin Ticket Gift" initiative offers discounts across over 400 retail and 200 dining establishments, enhancing consumer engagement during the holiday period [1] - A total of 159 events were organized by the Yinchuan Municipal Bureau of Commerce in collaboration with multiple sectors, effectively stimulating holiday consumption [4] Group 2: First Store Economy - The "first store economy" is a key strategy for attracting foot traffic, with Wangfujing Outlets being an early adopter in the Yinchuan market [2] - The introduction of exclusive stores and brand upgrades has contributed to over 50% of total revenue from first-store consumption, highlighting its importance in driving consumer prosperity [2] - Yinchuan Wangfujing Outlets has partnered with over 3,000 domestic and international brands to enhance the shopping experience and extend customer dwell time [2] Group 3: Smart Business Circle Development - The establishment of smart business circles, such as the Xinhua Smart Business Circle, enhances consumer experience through targeted marketing and promotions [3] - The integration of over 1,300 merchants and 3,000 brands into a digital platform allows for personalized marketing, significantly increasing conversion rates [3] - Yinchuan has developed multiple smart business projects, improving the digital environment and consumer interaction through advanced technologies [3]

Core Insights - The consumption market in Shandong Province is thriving, with a total retail sales of social consumer goods reaching significant figures across 16 cities, indicating robust economic activity and consumer confidence [1][8]. Group 1: Top Cities in Retail Sales - Qingdao leads the list with a retail sales total of 658.45 billion yuan, showcasing the effectiveness of its international consumption center city development [1][7]. - Jinan follows in second place with 521.32 billion yuan, reinforcing its status as a regional consumption hub [1][7]. - Yantai ranks third with 375.75 billion yuan, highlighting the advantages of its marine economy and unique consumption patterns [1][7]. Group 2: Emerging Economic Centers - Linyi, as the center of the Lunan Economic Circle, achieved a retail sales figure of 343.38 billion yuan, driven by its rapid development in trade and logistics [3]. - Zaozhuang surpassed Liaocheng with 119.69 billion yuan, exemplifying successful transformation from a resource-based economy, particularly through its lithium battery new energy industry [5]. - Zibo, with 147.87 billion yuan, is revitalizing its industrial base, leveraging tourism and traditional industries to boost consumption [6]. Group 3: Consumption Trends and Innovations - The rise of live-streaming e-commerce in Linyi has led to a significant increase in transaction volumes, with the Lingi E-commerce Industrial Park achieving over 100 billion yuan in annual transactions [3]. - Zaozhuang's cultural tourism initiatives, including over 160 themed events, have enhanced its night economy and cultural consumption [5]. - The overall consumption landscape in Shandong is characterized by diverse development, with 178,000 above-limit commercial enterprises and numerous smart business districts supporting market growth [8].

Core Points - The 2025 Guangzhou International Shopping Festival has officially launched with the theme "Passion for the National Games, Shopping in Guangzhou," aiming to integrate sports with commerce and stimulate economic activity through various events and promotions [1][2][4]. Group 1: Event Overview - The shopping festival will run until December 31, covering all 11 districts of Guangzhou and involving over 10,000 merchants with more than 3,000 events planned [1][4]. - The festival features a blend of online and offline activities, enhancing consumer experiences and showcasing Guangzhou as an international consumption center [1][3]. Group 2: Sports and Entertainment Integration - Sports elements are highlighted, with appearances from sports stars and performances that embody the spirit of sports and commerce [2][4]. - The festival includes "All Games Benefit Consumer Packages" and various pop-up events from sports brands, enhancing the festive atmosphere [2][4]. Group 3: Technological Innovations - The festival introduces AI technology for real-time promotions, enhancing consumer interaction and showcasing the development of "smart business districts" [3]. - A report titled "2025 Guangzhou International Consumption Potential Insight" was released, providing data on the strong potential of Guangzhou's consumer market [3]. Group 4: Consumer Incentives - Various consumer incentives are offered, including discounts, group purchase deals, and a significant number of dining vouchers across over 3,500 restaurants [5][6]. - The automotive sector sees a substantial investment of 300 million yuan in subsidies for new car purchases, enhancing consumer affordability [6]. Group 5: E-commerce Collaboration - The festival collaborates with major e-commerce platforms to drive online traffic to physical stores, introducing new shopping experiences like blind box draws and Citywalk events [7]. - Initiatives include a comprehensive online marketplace and exclusive product launches, targeting younger consumers and enhancing the shopping experience [7]. Group 6: International Consumer Focus - The festival aims to position Guangzhou as a preferred destination for international travelers, with innovative retail experiences and significant discounts on duty-free products [8][9]. - Enhanced services for international visitors include immediate tax refund services and improved payment options, ensuring a seamless shopping experience [9]. Group 7: District-Specific Activities - Each district in Guangzhou has tailored activities, promoting local culture and commerce, such as themed shopping festivals and culinary events [10][11][12]. - The festival emphasizes a collaborative approach across districts, showcasing unique local offerings and enhancing the overall consumer experience [10][11][12].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the vibrant shopping atmosphere in Tianhe, Guangzhou, showcasing various promotional activities and events aimed at enhancing consumer engagement and driving sales during the International Shopping Festival. Group 1: Event Highlights - The opening ceremony of the shopping festival will feature a large immersive light show and performances by world champions, along with various entertainment acts [3] - The shopping festival, themed "Passion for the Games, Shop in Guangzhou," will run until December 31, integrating shopping, trends, technology, and culture [5] - Tianhe's commercial hubs are showcasing their unique offerings to enhance consumer shopping choices [7] Group 2: Promotions and Offers - The festival includes numerous promotional activities such as free blind box draws, large consumption vouchers, and limited-time offers [1] - The sixth round of "Eat in Guangzhou" dining vouchers will be distributed, involving over 3,500 restaurants with various discounts [10] - Tianhe is collaborating with major platforms like Miaozhu and Dewu to create an online shopping festival, offering significant discounts and immersive shopping experiences [16][18] Group 3: Consumer Engagement Strategies - Tianhe is positioning itself as a trendsetter, attracting young consumers with new product launches and themed events [14][19] - The integration of online and offline shopping experiences is emphasized, with activities designed to engage consumers throughout the National Day holiday [19] - The shopping festival aims to activate the commercial flow in Tianhe, reinforcing its status as a key player in Guangzhou's consumer landscape [22][23] Group 4: Economic and Strategic Development - Tianhe is focusing on the "first-store economy" and "platform economy," enhancing its appeal to high-end brands and emerging consumer trends [22] - The area is developing a comprehensive shopping experience that includes both duty-free and taxable goods, facilitating easier purchases for both local and international consumers [22] - The ongoing development of modern service industries in Tianhe is strengthening the foundation for consumer upgrades [22]

Core Insights - The concept of "urban micro-vacation" is emerging as a response to the fast-paced lifestyle of urban residents, with shopping centers evolving into third spaces that cater to diverse social and recreational needs [2][3][5] Group 1: Demographic Trends - Guangdong province is experiencing significant population growth, with an increase of 740,000 residents in 2024, leading the nation in both total and net population growth [2] - The labor force in Guangdong is predominantly young, with 66.38% of the population aged 16-59, surpassing the national average by 5.46 percentage points [2] Group 2: Shopping Center Evolution - Large shopping centers are transforming from mere retail spaces to comprehensive lifestyle destinations, providing a mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment options that fulfill the "urban micro-vacation" concept [3][5] - The integration of cultural, ecological, and entertainment experiences within shopping centers is reshaping urban commercial landscapes, making them attractive destinations for social and family activities [5] Group 3: Consumer Behavior - Urban residents are increasingly seeking short-term leisure experiences within their cities, with shopping centers serving as convenient venues for activities such as dining, shopping, and family outings [3][4] - The demand for "one-day vacations" and "half-day trips" reflects a shift in consumer preferences towards local experiences rather than distant travel [3] Group 4: Commercial Strategies - Shopping centers are adopting innovative strategies to enhance their appeal, including the creation of diverse experiential spaces that cater to all age groups and interests [4][5] - The "city micro-vacation" model is being implemented to attract families and young consumers, with a focus on creating a holistic consumption ecosystem [4] Group 5: Night Economy and Smart Management - The night economy is becoming a significant aspect of urban commercial activity, with certain districts experiencing high foot traffic during evening hours [6][7] - Smart management solutions are being proposed to optimize visitor flow and enhance the operational efficiency of shopping centers, including the use of data analytics and community engagement [7][8] Group 6: Policy and Development - Both Guangzhou and Shenzhen are actively pursuing policies to enhance their status as international consumption centers, focusing on smart upgrades and the cultivation of local brands [8]

Core Viewpoint - Guangzhou has released the "Opinions on Promoting High-Quality Development of Business Circles," aiming to accelerate the establishment of an international consumption center city and enhance its global influence by 2035 [1][19]. Group 1: Key Business Circle Framework - By 2035, Guangzhou plans to establish a "5+2+4+22" key business circle system, creating a balanced, functional, and influential network of world-class, metropolitan, and regional business circles [1][19]. - By the end of 2025, the city's commercial area is expected to grow by over 1 million square meters, with significant projects like Wanxiang City and Taikoo Li set to open [1][17]. Group 2: Policy Highlights - The "Opinions" focus on six major directions, including optimizing commercial space supply, promoting innovative business formats, and enhancing the quality of business circle environments [3]. Group 3: Land Use and Urban Planning - The plan encourages cross-departmental land use planning to reserve contiguous commercial land for major projects and supports the integration of public green spaces with commercial functions [4]. - It aims to revitalize old buildings and address fragmented commercial land issues in old districts through urban renewal [4]. Group 4: Transportation Optimization - The strategy includes optimizing public transport layouts around business circles, creating a "fast access and slow travel" experience with integrated transport systems [6]. - Key areas like Tianhe Road and Zhujiang New Town will feature a three-dimensional slow travel network [6]. Group 5: Consumer Experience Enhancement - The initiative aims to create diverse consumer scenarios by integrating new business formats such as e-sports and low-altitude tourism, catering to younger and personalized consumer demands [7]. - Support for international brands to establish flagship stores and host global product launches is also included [7]. Group 6: Smart Business Circle Development - The plan promotes the construction of smart business circles with features like intelligent navigation and digital landscape displays to enhance consumer experiences [9]. Group 7: Collaborative Mechanisms - A city-level working group will be established to address challenges in land approval, traffic optimization, and business format upgrades through inter-departmental collaboration [10]. Group 8: International Standards and Bay Area Advantages - The plan includes the development of unique projects like the Nansha International Cruise Home Port and duty-free shopping hubs at Guangzhou North Station and Baiyun Airport [11]. - It aims to enhance international service levels by optimizing payment environments and supporting cross-border consumption [11]. Group 9: Specific Business Circle Development - Various business circles will be developed with specific focuses, such as the Tianhe Road-Zhujiang New Town circle as a world-class comprehensive consumption axis [13]. - The Longchong-Wanbo circle will integrate international tourism and commerce, while the Bai'e Tan circle will focus on cultural and artistic consumption [15][17].