
China’s Tax Refund Sales Skyrocket 94.6% in H1
China’s outbound tax refund sales surged 94.6% in H1 as Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou expand tax refund stores, driving a new wave of global shopping and retail innovation.
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China’s outbound tax refund sales surged 94.6% in H1 as Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou expand tax refund stores, driving a new wave of global shopping and retail innovation.
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