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Caijing Magazine published an article on May 22, based on the World Economic Forum's newly releasedThe "2024 Tourism Development Index" report provides an overview of the current state of the tourism industry, highlighting that international tourist arrivals and the sector's contribution to global GDP are expected to rebound to pre-pandemic levels in 2024. The report analyzes tourism development across 119 countries, noting a significant surge in global travel demand, an increasingly open international environment, and growing interest—and investment—in both natural and cultural attractions. However, it also underscores that the tourism industry faces numerous challenges, including macroeconomic pressures, geopolitical risks, and environmental concerns. The report emphasizes that developing nations will need substantial investments to close the gap with high-income countries, while recommending the sustainable management of natural and cultural assets as a key strategy for fostering economic growth.



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According to a report from the China Education Daily on May 23,The World Economic Forum recently released its report, "Shaping the Future of Learning: The Role of AI in Education 4.0," which delves into the applications and evolving trends of artificial intelligence in the education sector. Framed around the concept of Education 4.0, the report highlights three major challenges facing global education systems: teacher shortages, gaps in management and assessment practices, and disparities in digital skills—and offers actionable strategies to address them. The report underscores how AI technologies can streamline administrative processes, enhance the effectiveness of teaching assessments, foster digital literacy, and enable personalized learning experiences. At the same time, it cautions against potential risks such as data privacy concerns, over-reliance on technology, and widening educational inequalities. Ultimately, the report calls on governments, businesses, and societal stakeholders worldwide to collaborate strategically and work together across sectors, leveraging AI’s transformative potential to create a brighter educational future for generations to come.



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