市民在民族大道一家电卖场选购手机等数码产品。 本报记者刘增璇 摄 随着有奖发票活动的持续升温，南宁消费者将迎来又一波福利叠加。为抢抓春节、"三八"国际劳动妇女节的消费旺季，进一步释放消费活力，南宁市将于3 月3日至8日期间开展2026年一季度"乐购南宁·马上有福"促消费活动第二期活动。 本次促消费活动与第一期相同，将聚焦市民节日期间购物、出行、聚餐等高频消费需求，发放商超、百货、成品油、餐饮四大类消费券。其中，商超券设有 满100元减20元至满800元减160元共五档优惠；百货券设有满300元减30元至满2000元减200元共四档优惠；成品油券设有满200元减20元、满300元减30元两 档优惠；餐饮券则设有满100元减20元至满2000元减400元共五档优惠。活动期间每天上午10:00，消费券将通过云闪付App统一发放。在南宁市的消费者可打 开手机定位，登录云闪付App，在首页进入"广西消费券"专区，选择"四重礼·各地市政府消费券——南宁市"活动页面即可参与抢券。 市民在享受优惠券满减的同时，别忘了开具合格的数电发票，继续参与有奖发票活动，真正实现"省钱+中奖"双倍快乐，让每一张发票都有机会成为"马年好 彩 ...

央视网消息：商务部会同相关部门、地方举办的2026"乐购新春"春节特别活动，涵盖了"好吃""好住""好行""好游""好购""好 玩"6方面内容，各地商圈焕新升级，将文化年味与沉浸式体验深度融合。春节前后，各地还推出约3万场次各具特色的文旅活动。 真金白银直达消费终端，让政策红利切实转化为民生福利与市场活力。 20.5亿元"新春礼包"在春节期间惠及消费者 各地统筹20.5亿元资金发放消费券与补贴，50个城市开展有奖发票试点，春节期间发放超10亿元奖金，有效撬动居民消费意 愿。河北各地组织开展"乐购新春"促消费活动370余场，为消费者送上真金白银的新春礼包；辽宁消费品以旧换新销售产品18.4万 台，累计拉动相关领域销售额7.4亿元；福建统筹超40亿元资金，联动十个地市打造百大特色消费场景、开展千场促销活动，全力推 动市场热起来，消费火起来。 2026年消费品以旧换新已惠及3100多万人次 商务部新闻发言人 何咏前：今年春节，绿色智能产品、AI购物订餐成为越来越多人的选择，"科技年货"受到青睐。春节假期， 重点平台智能眼镜、具身智能机器人销售额分别增长47.3%和32.7%。 重点平台入境游产品订单同比增长18.4 ...

"难得有这么长的假期，我们早早就做好了自驾去大同的攻略。这次我们逛了云冈石窟、华严寺，大同古城里，到处张灯结彩，非常有过年的氛围。"林女 士告诉记者。 今年春节，和林女士一样选择旅行过年的人不在少数，多地迎来旅游高峰。 湖北省文旅厅数据显示，截至2月20日，春节假期前六天，全省A级旅游景区累计接待游客1502.41万人次，同比增长12.41%。 成都市文化广电旅游局数据显示，春节前三天（2月15日至2月17日），全市累计接待外地游客296.3万人次，按可比口径增长6.5%；A级景区累计接待游 客387.8万人次，景区门票收入2313.5万元。 春节假期，文旅市场持续升温，带动旅游配套消费走高；惠民政策精准发力，"国补"落地、有奖发票试点等以"真金白银"撬动消费潜力持续释放。浓厚的 年味与强劲的消费活力相互交融，让人们在欢度佳节的同时，尽享消费便利与实惠。 文旅市场持续火热 游览云冈石窟、大同古城，排队吃网红刀削面，再买上一些醋带回家……今年春节，家住北京的林女士和家人，在山西大同旅行过年。 图片来源：美团旅行 美团旅行数据显示，截至2月22日，2月第一周以来，河南开封万岁山大宋武侠城、开封清明上河园庙会热度环 ...

成都市文化广电旅游局数据显示，春节前三天（2月15日至2月17日），全市累计接待外地游客296.3万人次，按可比口径增长6.5%；A级景区累计接待游 客387.8万人次，景区门票收入2313.5万元。 多家机构数据显示，旅游配套消费同步走高。飞猪数据显示，假期前三天出行或入住的旅游服务预订量同比大幅增长，其中酒店间夜量同比增长超80%， 门票张数同比增长54%。 美团旅行数据显示，正月初二至初五，机票预订量同比增长40%，热门出行目的地有北京、成都、广州、重庆、上海、深圳、郑州、西安、杭州、武汉 等。 春节假期，文旅市场持续升温，带动旅游配套消费走高；惠民政策精准发力，"国补"落地、有奖发票试点等以"真金白银"撬动消费潜力持续释放。浓厚的 年味与强劲的消费活力相互交融，让人们在欢度佳节的同时，尽享消费便利与实惠。 文旅市场持续火热 游览云冈石窟、大同古城，排队吃网红刀削面，再买上一些醋带回家……今年春节，家住北京的林女士和家人，在山西大同旅行过年。 "难得有这么长的假期，我们早早就做好了自驾去大同的攻略。这次我们逛了云冈石窟、华严寺，大同古城里，到处张灯结彩，非常有过年的氛围。"林女 士告诉记者。 今年春节， ...

Core Viewpoint - The "Lego New Year" special event initiated by the Ministry of Commerce and nine other departments aims to stimulate consumer spending during the Spring Festival, with a total of 625 billion yuan in national subsidies allocated to support the "old for new" consumption policy [10]. Group 1: Consumer Behavior - Consumers are actively participating in the "old for new" program, with many opting to replace old appliances. For instance, a consumer in Hebei saved nearly 4,000 yuan by utilizing government subsidies and store promotions [3]. - The trend of replacing old appliances is prevalent, with a significant portion of sales attributed to customers engaging in trade-ins, accounting for 70% of year-end orders at a major appliance store [3]. - The demand for energy-efficient and smart appliances is rising, with consumers prioritizing these features when making purchases [7]. Group 2: Government Initiatives - The government has launched a comprehensive support package for consumers, including the "old for new" subsidy, a lottery for invoices, and financial support measures to encourage spending during the holiday [10]. - The "old for new" subsidy program specifically includes support for digital and smart products, offering a 15% subsidy on eligible items priced under 6,000 yuan, with a maximum subsidy of 500 yuan per item [8]. - The Ministry of Commerce is coordinating with various departments to ensure the effective distribution of the 625 billion yuan in subsidies during the nine-day holiday period [10]. Group 3: Market Trends - The Spring Festival has seen a surge in demand for smart and green products, with items like smart glasses becoming mainstream consumer goods rather than niche products [8][11]. - The automotive market is also experiencing a boost, with consumers taking advantage of multiple layers of subsidies to save significant amounts on vehicle purchases [10]. - The overall trend indicates a shift towards modern, energy-efficient, and technologically advanced products as essential items for the holiday season [12].

Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the "prize invoice" initiative in 50 cities is aimed at enhancing consumer awareness of tax compliance and stimulating consumption, while also contributing to national governance reform [1][2] Group 1: Policy Implementation - The "prize invoice" initiative is designed to transform invoices from mere consumption receipts into tools for consumer participation in national governance [1] - The initiative is expected to increase consumer demand for invoices, thereby improving tax compliance and market regulation [1] - The pilot program will last for six months, from February to July, with the potential for future adjustments based on consumer behavior [2] Group 2: Regulatory Measures - Tax authorities are implementing measures to ensure the integrity of the "prize invoice" program, including monitoring and auditing of participating invoices [2] - There is a focus on preventing fraudulent activities related to the "prize invoice" initiative, with collaboration among various regulatory bodies to address violations [2] - The importance of a unified digital invoice monitoring platform is emphasized to facilitate real-time verification and data sharing [1]

Core Viewpoint - The "Happy Shopping Spring Festival" special event organized by the Ministry of Commerce and nine other departments will take place from February 15 to 23, featuring a notable lottery for consumers who obtain invoices during the holiday period [1][2]. Group 1: Prize Invoice Overview - The prize invoice is a lottery system for consumers who receive invoices for their purchases, with a total of 10 billion yuan in prizes available during the Spring Festival [2]. - The pilot program will be implemented in 50 cities over a six-month period, with a total of 100 billion yuan allocated for prize funds [2]. Group 2: Participation Requirements - Consumers must obtain a regular invoice with a face value of over 100 yuan in the pilot cities to participate in the lottery [3][4]. - Participants must complete real-name authentication on the activity platform before uploading their invoices [3]. Group 3: Eligible Consumption Categories - The pilot program covers eight major consumer sectors closely related to daily life, including retail, dining, accommodation, cultural arts, entertainment, tourism, sports, and residential services [6]. Group 4: Prize Distribution - Each pilot city will determine the minimum invoice amount for winning, with prizes potentially reaching up to 800 yuan per invoice [7]. - For example, in Guangzhou, prizes are categorized into seven tiers, with the highest being 800 yuan, alongside other amounts such as 500 yuan, 200 yuan, and more [7]. Group 5: Participation Limits - Each city sets its own rules for participation, with consumers allowed to upload a limited number of invoices per day and month [8]. - In Guangzhou, for instance, consumers can upload up to five valid invoices daily and a maximum of 30 per month [8]. Group 6: Invoice Submission Platforms - Major platforms for participation include UnionPay, Douyin, JD.com, and Alipay, with most cities supporting the UnionPay app for invoice uploads [9]. Group 7: Pilot Cities - The pilot program includes four direct-controlled municipalities: Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai, and Chongqing, along with 50 other cities across various provinces [12].

Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the "prize invoice" pilot program in 50 cities aims to encourage consumers to request invoices, thereby promoting compliance among businesses and enhancing tax revenue collection [1][2][3] Group 1: Industry Practices - The practice of "not issuing invoices and offering drinks" has been a common unspoken rule in industries closely related to personal consumption, such as dining and retail, allowing businesses to hide income and evade taxes [1] - This behavior creates an unfair competitive advantage for non-compliant businesses, leading to a situation where law-abiding companies suffer from price pressures [1][2] Group 2: Impact of Prize Invoices - The "prize invoice" initiative allows consumers to participate in a lottery for invoices over 100 yuan, with potential rewards up to 800 yuan, thereby increasing the incentive to request invoices [2] - Early trials in some provinces showed significant increases in invoice issuance rates and amounts, particularly in the furniture and home improvement sectors, with invoice counts up over 70% and amounts up over 90% [3] Group 3: Tax Revenue and Compliance - The program is expected to enhance tax compliance and improve the overall tax environment by encouraging consumers to demand invoices, which in turn pressures businesses to operate legally [2][3] - The initiative leverages small fiscal expenditures to stimulate large-scale social oversight, improving tax administration efficiency and fostering a sense of fairness in tax burdens across industries [3]

Core Insights - The "Prize Invoice" pilot program has been launched in 50 cities across China, aiming to boost consumer spending during the Spring Festival and enhance public satisfaction with consumption [1][2] - The program is expected to distribute 10 billion yuan in prizes during the nine-day Spring Festival holiday, with a total of 100 billion yuan allocated for the six-month pilot period [1][2] Group 1: Program Implementation - The pilot program is jointly promoted by the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Commerce, and the State Taxation Administration, targeting sectors such as retail, catering, and tourism [2] - Consumers can participate in the lottery by submitting invoices for purchases over 100 yuan, which is anticipated to stimulate additional spending [3] Group 2: Market Impact - In Ningbo, the program has led to a 10% increase in foot traffic and a daily sales average exceeding 20 million yuan, reflecting a year-on-year growth of over 15% [1] - The initiative is seen as a tool to enhance consumer engagement and satisfaction, particularly during the festive season when spending typically rises [3] Group 3: Historical Context and Goals - The "Prize Invoice" concept is not new, having been introduced in the 1990s to combat cash transactions and tax evasion, but it has been reintroduced with a focus on stimulating consumption and expanding domestic demand [2] - The program combines consumption with a lottery mechanism, providing consumers with unexpected rewards and increasing the enjoyment of shopping [2][3]

Core Viewpoint - The launch of the "Lucky Invoice" program in Shanghai has generated significant consumer engagement and excitement, with many participants sharing their experiences on social media [1][2]. Group 1: Consumer Engagement - The "Lucky Invoice" activity started at 10 AM, allowing consumers to upload invoices for a chance to win cash prizes, with some participants winning amounts like 10 yuan and even 100 yuan from a single invoice [2][4]. - Many consumers view the program as a fun addition to their holiday shopping experience rather than a serious money-making opportunity, emphasizing enjoyment over winning [2][4]. Group 2: Platform Performance - The high traffic to various lottery platforms caused temporary service disruptions, but most platforms resumed normal operations shortly after [2]. - The "Lucky Invoice" program has been well-received, with consumers actively participating and sharing their winnings online [2][6]. Group 3: Promotional Efforts - There is a noticeable variation in how different merchants promote the "Lucky Invoice" program, with some stores actively informing customers while others have less visibility [5][6]. - Suggestions have been made to enhance promotional efforts in popular shopping areas, such as placing signage and training cashiers to inform customers about the program [6].