
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.
China’s new visa-free transit and instant tax refund policies sparked a tourism boom during the 2025 Dragon Boat Festival, reshaping the travel experience for international visitors.
Inbound tourism to the Chinese mainland surged 173% over the May Day holiday, driven by new tax refund policies, visa-free perks, and Shanghai’s optimized shopping experience.
Overseas tourists are spending more on the Chinese mainland thanks to a nationwide instant tax refund policy launched April 8, fueling a boom in shopping.
China’s new tax refund measures lower spending thresholds and integrate mobile platforms to streamline shopping for tourists, boosting inbound consumption and showcasing homegrown brands.
Chinese mainland lowers departure tax refund threshold to 200 yuan, raises cash cap to 20,000 yuan, and expands outlets for instant VAT rebates to drive inbound shopping.
China’s expanded instant tax refund policy offers immediate rebates for overseas shoppers, boosting inbound tourism and seamless spending.