Core Points - The Ministry of Commerce and nine other departments jointly issued measures to expand service consumption, highlighting a significant focus on enhancing the service sector [1] - The measures include 19 specific tasks across five areas, aiming to improve service supply, attract foreign consumers, and enhance financial support for service facilities [1][2] Group 1: Service Consumption Expansion - The measures propose cultivating platforms for service consumption and developing new business models and scenarios [1] - There is a strong emphasis on improving the quality of services in sectors such as culture, entertainment, sports, and healthcare [1][4] - The measures aim to attract more foreign visitors for consumption and expand digital service consumption [1][5] Group 2: Market Access and Restrictions - The measures suggest relaxing market access and reducing restrictive measures in various sectors, including telecommunications, healthcare, and education [2] - Specific initiatives include extending operating hours for popular cultural venues and optimizing reservation systems [2] Group 3: Digital Technology Integration - The integration of XR and other digital technologies with the cultural and tourism industries is expected to create new immersive experiences, attracting younger consumers [3] - The measures encourage the introduction of international sports events and support local sports competitions, enhancing the sports economy [3] Group 4: Long-term Care and High-end Services - The expansion of long-term care insurance coverage is seen as a positive policy for the elderly care industry [4] - The measures aim to increase the supply of high-end services in healthcare and leisure sectors, providing consumers with more diverse options [4] Group 5: Attracting Foreign Consumers - Specific actions to attract foreign consumers include expanding visa policies and enhancing international promotion of cultural tourism resources [5] - Data from travel platforms indicate a significant increase in orders from foreign tourists, highlighting the growing interest in domestic travel [5] Group 6: New Consumption Scenarios - The measures promote the development of AI applications in consumption and suggest optimizing school holiday arrangements to increase service consumption opportunities [6]

在丰富高品质服务供给方面，政策措施提出，扩大服务业高水平对外开放。推动互联网、文化等领域有 序开放，扩大电信、医疗、教育等领域开放试点。加快推进服务业扩大开放综合试点示范。支持将更多 服务消费领域纳入《鼓励外商投资产业目录》，提供差异化服务供给。放宽中高端医疗、休闲度假等领 域市场准入，减少限制性措施，吸引更多外商投资、民营资本进入，增加优质服务供给。提升文化娱 乐、体育、家政、养老、托育等服务供给水平。 ● 本报记者 王舒嫄 商务部9月16日消息，商务部等九部门近日联合印发《关于扩大服务消费的若干政策措施》，在培育服 务消费促进平台、丰富高品质服务供给、激发服务消费新增量、加强财政金融支持、健全统计监测制度 5方面提出19条举措。 政策措施明确，推动互联网、文化等领域有序开放，扩大电信、医疗、教育等领域开放试点；放宽中高 端医疗、休闲度假等领域市场准入，减少限制性措施；支持服务贸易创新发展引导基金按市场化原则投 资符合条件的服务消费企业；支持金融机构扩大服务消费领域信贷投放，开展重点领域消费贷款贴息。 在培育服务消费促进平台方面，政策措施明确，持续深化"购在中国"品牌打造，开展"服务消费季"系列 促消费活动 ...

21世纪经济报道记者周慧 北京报道 9月16日，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》（以下简称《措施》）。 《措施》提出5方面19条具体任务措施，具体举措包括，培育服务消费促进平台，开展消费新业态新模 式新场景建设；丰富高品质服务供给，提升文化娱乐、体育、家政、养老、托育等服务供给水平；吸引 更多境外人员入境消费，扩展数字服务消费；加强财政金融支持，统筹利用中央预算内投资、地方政府 专项债券等各类资金渠道支持服务设施建设，加大服务消费信贷支持力度；优化服务消费统计方法。 21世纪经济报道记者梳理发现，《措施》涉及的服务消费的范围非常广，涉及行业包括互联网、文化、 电信、文博场馆、体育赛事、教育培训以及中高端医疗、休闲度假等，相关服务消费行业将迎来政策利 好。 北京大学经济学院教授苏剑接受21世纪经济报道记者采访表示，《措施》的出台表明国家比以往更加重 视服务消费。他指出，《措施》所涵盖的行业范围广泛、措施具体明确，既着眼于扩大服务消费的优质 供给和需求，也注重加强财政金融支持，包括"对服务业经营主体给予财政贴息支持，推动降低经营主 体融资成本"，这些都有利于激发服务消费市场活力。 放宽市 ...

人民财讯9月16日电，商务部等9部门印发《关于扩大服务消费的若干政策措施》，其中提出，放宽中高 端医疗、休闲度假等领域市场准入，减少限制性措施，吸引更多外商投资、民营资本进入，增加优质服 务供给。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article draws parallels between Japan's past economic stagnation and China's current economic challenges, suggesting that China can learn valuable lessons from Japan's experience [2][3]. Group 1: Economic Insights - Over the past 25 years, Japan has seen a significant increase in national wealth, with elderly citizens holding substantial assets, indicating unmet consumption needs among this demographic [3][4]. - In China, the population aged 60 and above is projected to rise from 19% in 2021 to 30% by 2035, mirroring Japan's demographic trends [4]. Group 2: Consumer Behavior - The article highlights a wealthy and discerning consumer group in Japan, particularly among the elderly, whose consumption needs are not fully addressed [5]. - Companies like NIKKO TRAVEL cater to this demographic with unique travel experiences, achieving high customer loyalty and significant sales [5]. Group 3: Tourism and Leisure Industry - Japan's tourism sector, particularly theme parks like Tokyo Disneyland and Universal Studios Japan, has thrived, with high visitor numbers pre-pandemic [8][9]. - The leisure and vacation industry in Japan is well-developed, with successful destinations like Karuizawa and innovative rural tourism models that combine multiple industries [9]. Group 4: Cultural and Traditional Influences - Japan effectively utilizes its cultural heritage to create attractive tourism products, with traditional festivals and arts drawing significant domestic and international visitors [10]. - The integration of traditional culture into modern tourism, such as through music festivals and anime, has enhanced Japan's global appeal [10]. Group 5: Shifts in Economic Paradigms - The article notes a shift from rapid economic growth to a more nuanced understanding of consumer needs, indicating that the era of quick profits is over [12]. - The changing landscape requires businesses to adapt to evolving consumer demands and preferences, moving away from traditional profit models [12].