离境退税单数高涨 上周末多家店铺单数同比增150%以上

Core Insights - China's visa-free policy expansion has led to an increase in foreign tourists, particularly from Russia, contributing to a diverse shopping demographic during the National Day holiday [1][3]. Group 1: Shopping Trends - Foreign tourists are increasingly purchasing high-end electronics, with a notable rise in sales at Huawei stores, where foreign customer purchases have increased by 20% compared to the May Day holiday [2]. - The average spending per transaction ranges from 2,000 to 30,000 yuan, with a significant purchase of six Huawei foldable laptops by a Russian customer totaling over 120,000 yuan [2]. - In the creative product sector, foreign customers accounted for 50% of sales during the National Day holiday, up 20% from the May Day holiday, with a strong interest in locally themed products [2]. Group 2: Tax Refunds and Visitor Statistics - At the Bailian Qingpu Outlet, foreign tourists accounted for approximately 30% of total foot traffic, with a 177.27% increase in tax refund applications compared to the previous year [3]. - The New World City on Nanjing Road reported a 153.33% increase in tax refund applications during the same period, indicating a growing trend in foreign spending [3]. Group 3: Dining Preferences - The FOUND158 dining area has seen a 10% increase in foreign visitors compared to the May Day holiday, with a notable rise in Russian tourists prompting the introduction of traditional Russian dishes [4]. - New dining districts are attracting foreign customers, with extended operating hours to accommodate late-night dining preferences, reflecting a shift in consumer behavior towards night economy activities [5].