Core Insights - The future of RV camps is seen as a highlight for "micro-vacations" and rural revitalization, with RV ownership being a choice for affluent "nomads" and RV rentals providing a lightweight option for micro-vacations [1] - The integration of RV camps with rural revitalization faces significant challenges, including inadequate facilities, insufficient maintenance levels, and a lack of public amenities [1] - The rental model is identified as a key solution to meet the demand for micro-vacations and empower the RV and camp industry [1] Group 1 - Wang Xianglong emphasizes the importance of free services such as parking and supplies to attract visitors and transform RV camps into traffic hubs [2] - The core competitive advantage of RV camps will shift from merely providing accommodation to creating a comprehensive service system and unique cultural experiences that convert traffic into economic benefits [2] - The RV itself is viewed as a "mobile IP" that can promote beautiful China and local specialty products, with RV camps serving as service stations and traffic hubs [2] Group 2 - The sustainable model of RV camps contrasts with theme inns that struggle due to low repeat visitor rates, highlighting the importance of a flow-based operational strategy [2] - The key path to ecological collaborative development is to prioritize altruism before self-interest, gathering crowds through excellent basic services and achieving value conversion through superior local operational capabilities [2]