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China's Departure Tax Refund 2.0 Takes Effect to Boost Trips
China's departure tax refund 2.0 policy takes effect July 1, with random sampling and paperless processing to boost inbound tourism and spending.
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China's departure tax refund 2.0 policy takes effect July 1, with random sampling and paperless processing to boost inbound tourism and spending.
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