Staff Writer
May 12, 2022

Resilience and revitalisation: How to tap into the domestic duty-free opportunities in China

Hainan Free Trade Port is set to become China’s new duty-free shopping hub as the country’s domestic tourism market continues to thrive, in stark contrast to the massive decline in sales of the big four international duty-free groups.

Resilience and revitalisation: How to tap into the domestic duty-free opportunities in China

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