以票根为媒介激活消费潜力，不仅得益于区域演出市场的繁荣，更折射出全国消费升级需求在特定场景 下的集中迸发。未来的消费竞争不再是景点与景点的单点比拼，而是生态与生态的系统较量。随着技术 与生态完善，票根有望成为连接供需的数字纽带，推动消费市场从规模扩张向质量提升转型。 这些挑战也是传统消费模式向数字化、生态化转型的共性难题，票根经济要实现持续健康发展需在三个 维度迭代升级。 机制上，建立动态激励体系，依据酒店景区的票根核销率、消费转化率给予额外奖励，引导企业从被动 参与转向主动运营。比如，杭州"文旅消费积分"模式可资借鉴——将票根消费与城市积分体系挂钩，赋 予积分兑换公共服务等附加价值，增强用户黏性。 技术上，构建统一的文旅消费数据中台，整合演出票务、酒店预订、景区票务等平台，建立标准化接口 与认证体系，实现票根信息跨区域流通，使区域特惠升级为全国通兑。 生态上，票根经济本质是对体验经济的具象实践。当一张票根能串联城市文化地标、商业设施与生活场 景，它便不再是消费终点，而成为探索城市的起点。 未来的消费竞争不再是景点与景点的单点比拼，而是生态与生态的系统较量。随着技术与生态完善，票 根有望成为连接供需的数字纽带 ...

Group 1 - Shanghai's night economy is thriving, with cultural activities such as theater performances, concerts, and extended bookstore hours attracting large crowds [3][5][7] - The "Star Space" theater has hosted over 1,868 performances from January to May 2025, drawing 140,700 attendees, showcasing the integration of culture and commerce in Shanghai's night economy [5] - Museums and cultural spaces in Shanghai are extending their hours, with the Shanghai Museum offering night sessions for exhibitions, enhancing the cultural experience for visitors [5][8] Group 2 - The concert economy is a significant component of Shanghai's night economy, with 32 events held in 2024 at the Shanghai Sports Stadium, attracting 1.1 million attendees and generating ticket sales of 900 million yuan [7] - Local businesses are benefiting from the night economy, with shopping malls in the Xuhui District reporting a 26% increase in weekend sales due to promotional activities linked to concerts [7] - Government initiatives are aimed at fostering the night economy and new consumption patterns, emphasizing the importance of diverse cultural and entertainment activities for modern consumers [8]

"乌蒙山连着山外山，月光洒下了响水滩"……5月31日，在北京国家体育场（鸟巢），6万名观众在凤凰 传奇"吉祥如意"巡回演唱会上齐声合唱，氛围火热。2025端午假期，各类演唱会"遍地开花"，携程平台 上，端午期间陶喆福州演唱会、邓紫棋贵州演唱会、张学友重庆演唱会、北京·奇遇海音乐节、长沙草 莓音乐节等热门演出举办地的出游热度上涨40%。 演唱会市场持续火热 近几年，演唱会市场呈现出蓬勃发展的态势，根据中国演出行业协会近日发布的《竞逐升级、多元发展 ——2024大型营业性演出市场趋势及特点分析》报告，2024年大型营业性演出依然保持高速增长态势， 票房收入达296.36亿元，同比2023年增长66%，占2024年演出市场总票房51.1%。 北京市文化和旅游局数据显示，端午假期3天，全市开票营业性演出316台1119场，观众45.8万人次，票 房1.4亿元，演出场次、观众人数、票房收入同比分别增长32%、75%、130%。其中，鸟巢凤凰传奇演 唱会场均观众6.5万人、刷新单场观演人数纪录，两场票房收入约7900万元。 来自山东的李琦听了凤凰传奇北京场的演唱会，她告诉记者："因为抢到了票，我们一家人就把端午的 旅行目 ...

Core Insights - The recent Dragon Boat Festival holiday saw a surge in the "ticket stub discount" trend across various regions, transforming traditional ticket stubs into unique discount vouchers that stimulate consumption in cultural and tourism sectors [1][3]. Group 1: Impact on Consumer Spending - On average, a ticket generates 1.5 to 2 times its price in secondary consumption [3]. - 40% of ticket holders for high-speed trains and flights increased their travel spending [3]. - Ticket stubs for performances and events led to over 100% growth in surrounding hotel and entertainment spending [3]. - Tourists saved approximately 15% to 30% on related expenses due to ticket stub discounts [3]. Group 2: Regional Initiatives and Promotions - In Beijing, a music festival offered ticket holders discounts of over 30% on various exclusive activities [5]. - In Hebei's Langfang, visitors enjoyed free access to art exhibitions and exclusive discounts on dining and cultural products, with some attractions seeing a 45% increase in visitor numbers [7]. - Tianjin's comedy festival provided ticket holders with exclusive offers from over 50 merchants [9]. - Jiangxi's Nanchang expanded its ticket stub discount program, with some offers reaching up to 60% off [11]. - In Luoyang, train ticket holders received discounts at well-known attractions and a guidebook with over 50 exclusive vouchers worth over 1,000 yuan [13]. Group 3: Development of Ticket Stub Economy - The ticket stub economy is connecting the entire consumption chain of "food, accommodation, transportation, travel, shopping, and entertainment," becoming a new lever for market consumption [13]. - Various regions are forming "ticket stub economic alliances" to unlock new consumption potential [13][15]. - Shanghai's Hongkou District launched a new entertainment ticket stub economic matrix, promoting discounts across different sectors [14]. - Cities like Shanghai, Pingdingshan, and Lanzhou are continuously integrating new business types and consumer categories to enhance the value of ticket stubs [15].

Group 1 - During the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, Jiangsu province received over 12.41 million tourists, with total consumer spending reaching 4.693 billion yuan, reflecting a year-on-year increase of 2.15% and 0.20% respectively [1] - The province launched over 1,880 cultural and tourism activities, enhancing the holiday experience for the public [1] - UnionPay data indicated that the first two days of the holiday saw inter-city tourism consumption of 6.557 billion yuan, a year-on-year growth of 1.5%, accounting for 35.10% of the industry’s inter-city consumption [1] Group 2 - The "Seeing Su Rhythm: Local Exhibitions" event attracted over 70,000 visitors in its third-day exhibition in Suqian, showcasing local cultural performances and art [2] - A total of 584 performances were held during the holiday, with attendance reaching 287,000, marking a 352% increase in audience numbers and a ticket revenue of 224 million yuan, up 574% year-on-year [2] Group 3 - Museums across the province hosted over 450 educational and cultural activities, with a total of 1.777 million visitors, representing a year-on-year growth of 19.8% [3] - The "Non-Heritage Life Fair" in Nanjing featured various activities, attracting nearly 10,000 participants, highlighting the vibrancy of cultural heritage [3]

Group 1 - During the Dragon Boat Festival holiday from May 31 to June 2, a total of 657 million people are expected to travel across regions, averaging 219 million per day, representing a year-on-year increase of 3.0% [1] - The Taixing Water Town hosted six major themed activities and immersive performances, blending traditional customs with modern fashion, creating a cultural feast that attracted thousands of visitors [1] - In Beijing, city parks received 4.49 million visitors during the holiday, a 14.67% increase compared to the same period last year, with the top three parks being Temple of Heaven, Grand Canal Cultural Tourism Scenic Area, and Summer Palace [3] Group 2 - Dragon boat racing has gained popularity, with cities like Guangzhou, Foshan, Hangzhou, Yueyang, and Chengdu being the most popular viewing locations, and foreign tourists making up 18% of the audience, with a 64% increase in international visitors compared to usual [7] - The 2025 Qianfan Music Season and the "Adventure at Sea" music festival in Changping District, Beijing, attracted nearly 70,000 attendees, featuring 19 music groups and 2 esports teams, showcasing a blend of music, esports, food, and cultural tourism [8]

Core Insights - The cultural and tourism market in Shaanxi province experienced growth during the Dragon Boat Festival, driven by the "Dragon Boat Economy" [1] - Key statistics indicate that 170.21 million visitors were received at 55 monitored tourist attractions, with a 0.23% year-on-year increase, and tourism revenue reached 119.94 million yuan, up 2.73% [1] - There was a significant increase in inbound tourism, with 362 groups and 4,324 visitors, reflecting year-on-year growth of 61.6% and 72.2% respectively [1] Group 1: Cultural Activities and Events - Various local cultural activities were organized, such as dragon boat races, traditional food preparation, and poetry recitals, enhancing the cultural experience for visitors [2] - The 25th Ankang Hanjiang Dragon Boat Festival featured unique local programs, attracting approximately 2.56 million viewers through live streaming [2] - Han Zhong city hosted over 100 cultural and sports events, creating a diverse consumption landscape combining sports, traditional experiences, and heritage displays [2][3] Group 2: Enhanced Visitor Experience - Interactive performances and cultural showcases at tourist sites, such as the Xi'an City Wall, provided visitors with immersive experiences [4] - Activities at various cultural venues, including puppet shows and traditional games, enriched the visitor experience and promoted local heritage [3][5] - The Dragon Boat Festival was marked by a variety of cultural exhibitions and creative experiences across museums and cultural institutions, enhancing public engagement with traditional culture [5] Group 3: Nighttime Cultural Economy - The nighttime cultural and tourism consumption zones in Shaanxi saw a total of 1.92 million visitors during the holiday, with a revenue of 125 million yuan, reflecting year-on-year growth of 8.61% and 11.92% respectively [6] - The live performance market experienced explosive growth, with 229 events and 1,582 performances held, particularly in genres like pop music and children's theater, which accounted for 28.8% of the total [6] - Emerging performance types such as stand-up comedy and modern dance gained popularity, appealing to younger audiences [6]

Core Insights - The Dragon Boat Festival holiday in Jiangsu from May 31 to June 2 saw a total of 12.42 million visitors and a total consumption of 4.693 billion yuan, representing a year-on-year increase of 2.15% and 0.20% respectively [1] - Despite adverse weather conditions, the tourism sector in Jiangsu managed to achieve slight growth in visitor numbers and spending [1] - The province launched over 1,880 cultural and tourism activities during the holiday, highlighting the integration of intangible cultural heritage with tourism [1] Group 1: Visitor Statistics - A total of 12.42 million visitors were recorded across 644 A-level tourist attractions, 195 key rural tourism villages, and 84 museums [1] - The total consumption reached 4.693 billion yuan, with a 1.5% year-on-year increase in off-site tourism consumption through UnionPay channels [1] Group 2: Cultural Activities - The "Water Rhythms Jiangsu" event featured various cultural activities, including dragon boat races and heritage exhibitions, attracting significant participation [2] - The holiday also included 584 performances, with attendance reaching 287,000 and ticket revenue increasing by 574% year-on-year to 224 million yuan [2] Group 3: Sports and Family Engagement - The Dragon Boat Festival coincided with Children's Day, leading to increased family visits to attractions, with ticket bookings for major scenic spots rising by 25% [3] - The integration of sports events with tourism was evident, as local football leagues and dragon boat races attracted large crowds and boosted local tourism spending [3] Group 4: Promotional Offers - Various local governments introduced promotional packages, including free admission to popular attractions and discounts on travel services, to enhance visitor experience [4] - Specific initiatives included free public transport for tourists in Changzhou and the distribution of over 3,000 tourism vouchers in Suqian [4]

Group 1: Tourism Data and Trends - During the three-day Dragon Boat Festival holiday in 2025, Shanghai received 6.48 million visitors, with total tourism transaction value reaching 12.48 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 3.30% [1] - The average hotel occupancy rate in Shanghai was 59%, up by 1 percentage point compared to the previous year [1] - Online and offline consumption in Shanghai reached nearly 20 billion yuan in the two days leading up to the holiday, marking a 4.1% increase compared to the same period in 2024 [1] Group 2: Theme Parks and Family Activities - Theme parks played a significant role in driving tourism, with family-oriented activities coinciding with the Children's Day celebrations [2] - Notable attractions included Shanghai Disneyland's "Wonderful Student Month" and various promotional events at other parks, contributing to a 38% increase in dining and a 53% increase in tourism site consumption [2] Group 3: Night Economy and Regional Collaboration - Nighttime consumption in Shanghai saw a year-on-year increase of 20.8% during the holiday, with visitors from cities like Suzhou and Beijing being major contributors [4] - The opening of the LEGO Land Resort in Jinshan District marked a new phase in regional tourism collaboration, linking resources between Jinshan and neighboring Pinghu [4] Group 4: Performance and Ticket Economy - A total of 447 performances were held during the holiday, attracting 379,000 attendees and generating approximately 103 million yuan in ticket sales, a 156.27% increase [5] - The FE Electric Formula World Championship in Shanghai attracted significant crowds, with local businesses offering discounts linked to event tickets, enhancing the overall tourism experience [5][6] Group 5: Integration of Culture and Commerce - The "Follow the Performance to Travel Pudong" initiative aims to integrate cultural events with tourism, offering discounts for hotel stays and attractions based on ticket purchases [6] - The ticket economy is expected to enhance cultural value and extend the tourism consumption chain, with promotional efforts planned for the upcoming summer tourism peak [6]

Group 1 - During the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, Beijing received 8.211 million tourists, a year-on-year increase of 5.4%, and achieved a total tourism expenditure of 10.77 billion yuan, up 6.7% year-on-year [1] - The festival featured over 1,700 cultural and tourism activities, blending traditional culture with modern lifestyles, which were well-received by both residents and tourists [1] - The performance market saw significant growth, with 316 commercial performances and 1,119 shows, attracting 458,000 attendees and generating a box office revenue of 140 million yuan, representing increases of 32%, 75%, and 130% respectively [1] Group 2 - The inbound tourism sector continued to grow, with Beijing hosting 67,000 inbound tourists during the holiday, a year-on-year increase of 35.8%, and generating 720 million yuan in spending, up 41.1% [2] - A "Discover Beijing" tour was organized for over 270 travel agents from more than 40 countries and regions, focusing on new experiences at traditional and emerging tourist attractions [2]