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During the first half of 2025, China broadened the reach of its 240-hour visa-free transit policy to encompass 55 nations, alongside introducing an "instant refund" scheme for shopping tax reimbursements upon departure. These initiatives have significantly bolstered the enthusiasm of international visitors to explore and shop in China. Notably, in Shanghai, the influx of Korean tourists has soared, prompting some restaurants to offer Korean-language services to enrich the tourist experience. Similarly, in Chongqing, the visa-free transit policy coupled with the city's regional advantages has sparked a trend among Southeast Asians to "Visit Chongqing Post-Friday Work," leading to a remarkable surge in inbound tourist numbers. These steps have not only fueled the growth of the tourism sector but also deepened cultural exchanges between China and nations worldwide.
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