China's 10 Departments Move to Boost RV Consumption
Ten Chinese departments issued nine measures to spur RV and car consumption, easing scrapping rules, parking and campgrounds to unlock consumer demand.
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Ten Chinese departments issued nine measures to spur RV and car consumption, easing scrapping rules, parking and campgrounds to unlock consumer demand.
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