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Beijing 15th Five-Year Open Economy Plan: Enriching Inbound Tourism Products

Beijing has issued the 15th Five-Year Plan for High-Level Open Economy Development, which calls for fully utilizing unilateral visa-free entry, mutual visa exemption, 240-hour transit visa-free entry, and port group tourist visa policies to enrich inbound tourism products and itineraries and optimize the inbound consumption environment. The plan also promotes high-quality development of services trade and digital trade, coordinated development of Beijing's international air passenger and cargo transport, and an improved international air express network. It calls for expanding the coverage of departure tax-refund stores and promoting "buy now, refund now," accelerating construction of a glo…

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Impact and considerations

The plan integrates visa facilitation, departure tax refunds, aviation networks, and MICE brand building into a unified opening-up framework, directly affecting inbound tourism product design, business event venue selection, and cross-border consumption service arrangements, providing policy direction for tourism, MIC…

Key points

  • The plan calls for fully utilizing unilateral visa-free entry, mutual visa exemption, 240-hour transit visa-free entry, and port group tourist visa policies to enrich inbound tourism products and itineraries and optimize the inbound consumption environment.
  • The plan promotes high-quality development of services trade and digital trade, coordinated development of Beijing's international air passenger and cargo transport, and an improved international air express network.
  • The plan calls for expanding departure tax-refund store coverage, promoting "buy now, refund now," accelerating construction of a globally influential cultural trade platform, and guiding enterprises to participate in the national "Thousand Sails Going Global" cultural trade action plan.
  • The plan promotes medical travel service exports and pilots integrated development of traditional Chinese medicine service consumption and trade.
  • The plan proposes building an international consumption experience zone integrating consumption, social interaction, leisure, culture, and ecology, and building a sports event system with international influence.
  • The plan calls for creating a "Beijing MICE" brand, building MICE industry clusters, planning key venue development with "one venue, one policy," and cultivating brand MICE projects with "one industry, one exhibition."

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First source publication
15 Sept 2026, 08:00
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15 Sept 2026, 12:23
Last updated
15 Sept 2026, 08:00
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