Hainan duty-free shops have become popular New Year shopping spots. How can newbies avoid lightning when going to duty-free shops?

Novices can pay attention to the following things when going to duty-free shops: 1. Download the APP in advance to compare prices. Before going to the duty-free shop, you can make a small note to compare and place an order; 2. Make a shopping list in advance and arrive at the duty-free shop. Go shopping with a purpose, otherwise you will spend blindly and be very tired; 3. Register as a member before shopping. You can buy big items first to accumulate points, and you can use the points to offset subsequent orders; 4. Cosmetics purchased at Sanya Duty Free Shop have Chinese labels on them. The sticker shows that Hainan’s outlying islands are exclusive for duty-free imports; 5. Sanya Phoenix Airport has two pick-up points, which are allocated according to the flights to the outlying islands, and the delivery note also has prompts; 6. All products are picked up at the airport. When buying valuables, it is recommended to take a photo of the warranty card number. Convenient to check when picking up the goods. Hainan duty-free shop benefits

This Spring Festival, purchasing duty-free products has become the best choice for tourists coming to Hainan. Hainan has also launched a series of activities to promote consumption during the Spring Festival, giving full play to the effect of the offshore tax exemption policy and releasing policy dividends. On New Year's Eve, many duty-free shops in Hainan have put on "new decorations", and various "Spring Festival red" festive decorations are all over the storefronts. Various duty-free shops also offer discounts and promotions. In addition to offline visits to duty-free shops in the city, online re-purchase of duty-free in Hainan Islands has also become a new way for many people to stock up on goods during the Spring Festival. In the online mall of Sanya Hailv Duty Free City, privilege codes are issued regularly every day for customers. use. According to the upcoming festivals, many duty-free shops have already begun their layout to provide consumers with a more convenient shopping experience. What is a duty-free shop?

Duty-free shops refer to sales places and storage facilities that are approved by the General Administration of Customs and set up by operating units in locations approved by the State Council of the People's Republic of China or its authorized departments that comply with customs supervision requirements. A regulated warehouse for duty-free goods, a store that sells and supplies duty-free goods to specified objects. Duty-free shops in my country mainly include port duty-free shops, transportation duty-free shops, city duty-free shops, diplomat duty-free shops, ship supply duty-free shops and foreign exchange duty-free shops for Chinese people going abroad.

Duty-free import of imported goods exclusively for sale and supply by duty-free shops to specified objects. The types of duty-free goods operated by duty-free shops shall be submitted to the General Administration of Customs for approval by the operating unit. The words "China Duty Not Paid" (China Duty Not Paid) are printed in prominent places on the inner and outer packaging of duty-free imported tobacco products and alcoholic beverages sold in duty-free shops.

Every country’s duty-free shop shopping methods are different. For example, when shopping in Korean duty-free shops, you need to provide your passport and return ticket. If the items are Korean brands, you can take them away. If they are foreign brands, you can take them away. You cannot take it away and you have to pick it up at the airport on your return trip. There is an amount limit. In Japan, you can show your passport and air ticket to buy duty-free goods directly. Hong Kong duty-free shops are actually fake because Hong Kong itself is a free port with no customs duties, so no formalities are required. You can purchase goods at any store in Europe and then present the invoice to the airport for tax refund. Only international airports in the United States have duty-free shops, and you can pick them up at the boarding gate after purchasing.

On December 1, 2017, the "English Translation and Writing Standards in the Public Service Field" was officially implemented, stipulating that the standard English name of duty-free stores is Duty-Free Store.

On May 17, 2019, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the General Administration of Customs, and the State Administration of Taxation issued the "Interim Measures for the Management of Port Outbound Duty-Free Shops" to standardize the management of port outbound duty-free shops. .