海南封关，这些“不变”蕴藏新机会

Core Viewpoint - The official launch of the Hainan Free Trade Port's full island closure on December 18 is expected to enhance the region's attractiveness through institutional innovations, rather than reducing convenience for tourism, shopping, or logistics. Group 1: Personal Entry and Tourism - Personal entry policies remain unchanged, ensuring that travel to Hainan for business or leisure does not require additional documentation. Enhanced measures to improve tourism service quality will be implemented, including more international events and exhibitions, providing broader opportunities for professionals in planning, translation, and performance [2]. Group 2: Shopping and Duty-Free Policies - The annual duty-free shopping limit for departing travelers remains at 100,000 yuan per person, with no limit on the number of purchases. The number of duty-free product categories has increased from 45 to 47, adding items such as pet supplies and portable musical instruments. Additionally, six categories of domestic brand products, including scarves and clothing, will be available in duty-free stores [3]. Group 3: Logistics and Cross-Border Opportunities - Logistics convenience remains intact, with most goods allowed to exit the island through non-customs regulated channels, except for specific categories requiring regulatory passage. The closure presents significant opportunities for cross-border e-commerce, with potential for establishing specialized warehousing for returns and repairs aimed at the Southeast Asian market, potentially reducing return costs by 40% [4].