Dun & Bradstreet(US:DNB) Zhong Guo Xin Wen Wang·2025-09-23 02:39Core Insights - The article highlights the growing trend of cross-border data flow and the influx of foreign companies and influencers into the Hainan Free Trade Port, particularly in the "Revitalization City" internet information industry park [1][3]. Group 1: Cross-Border E-commerce and Live Streaming - The Revitalization City has become a hub for cross-border live streaming, with foreign influencers like Usman from Ghana promoting Hainan's cultural products through platforms like TikTok [3][4]. - The Hainan Hello Media Technology Group has signed contracts to cultivate over 1,000 foreign cross-border e-commerce influencers, including nearly 100 with millions of followers, targeting young consumers in the U.S. and Southeast Asia [4]. Group 2: Economic Impact and Growth Projections - The Revitalization City has attracted over 8,000 companies, with 40% being digital trade enterprises, and is projected to exceed 160 billion RMB in revenue by 2024 [3][4]. - The cross-border live streaming business has achieved monthly sales exceeding 3.47 million RMB, with a cumulative international reach of over 1 billion [4]. Group 3: Policy and Regulatory Environment - Hainan's Free Trade Port benefits from favorable policies such as a "double 15%" tax incentive and visa-free entry, which help reduce costs and attract international talent [4]. - The upcoming implementation of the "Hainan Free Trade Port Digital Economy Promotion Regulations" in December 2024 is expected to be a key policy for enhancing the digital economy [4]. Group 4: Foreign Investment and Data Management - Recently, 20 leading domestic and foreign companies, including U.S.-based Cathay Securities and Swiss Eurasia Group, have established operations in Revitalization City [5]. - Dun & Bradstreet has positioned Hainan as a global data center, processing data for 210,000 Hong Kong companies, and aims to leverage data flow to enhance trade and financial transactions [5].