Recently, the General Office of the Hainan Provincial Government issued the “Fifteenth Five-Year Plan for the Development of the Service Industry in Hainan Province”. According to the “Plan”, during the “15th Five-Year Plan” period, Hainan will focus on key areas of the productive service industry, promote the development of the service industry through hierarchical classification, and build an integrated transportation system with internal and external connectivity, safety, efficiency, smart and green. Unblock the two-way circulation of data and capital elements, promote the safe and orderly flow of cross-border data, and enhance the level of financial openness to the outside world. The “Plan” proposes to steadily expand the institutional opening up of the service industry and solidly push forward comprehensive pilot projects to expand and open up the service industry. Strengthen policy coordination and resource integration, and focus on breaking down institutional and institutional barriers that restrict the development of key service industries such as the digital economy, cross-border finance, shipping services, and offshore trade. Make full use of preferential tax policies at free trade ports, and focus on supporting service industries such as modern logistics, information technology, exhibition business, and cultural creativity.

Recently, the General Office of the Hainan Provincial Government issued the “Fifteenth Five-Year Plan for the Development of the Service Industry in Hainan Province”. According to the “Plan”, during the “15th Five-Year Plan” period, Hainan will focus on key areas of the productive service industry, promote the development of the service industry through hierarchical classification, and build an integrated transportation system with internal and external connectivity, safety, efficiency, smart and green. Unblock the two-way circulation of data and capital elements, promote the safe and orderly flow of cross-border data, and enhance the level of financial openness to the outside world. The “Plan” proposes to steadily expand the institutional opening up of the service industry and solidly push forward comprehensive pilot projects to expand and open up the service industry. Strengthen policy coordination and resource integration, and focus on breaking down institutional and institutional barriers that restrict the development of key service industries such as the digital economy, cross-border finance, shipping services, and offshore trade. Make full use of preferential tax policies at free trade ports, and focus on supporting service industries such as modern logistics, information technology, exhibition business, and cultural creativity.