The "Shop in China" initiative is set to be a strategic driver for expanding domestic demand and promoting high-level opening-up over the next five years. This analysis focuses on the upgrade of the tax refund policy for overseas visitors, tracing its evolution from version 1.0 to version 2.0. It explores the underlying rationale of using service optimization to stimulate new momentum in inbound consumption.
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