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Visa-free destination in Haikou city, imperial crown on China’s free trade port, the tropical island of Hainan

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Magnificent views over Haikou Century Bridge. According to the Haikou Municipal Government, the authorities are going to build a 265-hectare Nanhai Pearl artificial island off the coastal area of Haikou Bay.

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As well as becoming China’s 12th free-trade zone, Hainan, a 35,000 square kilometre (13,500 square mile) island, will go a step further by becoming the largest free trade port in the world and will rival the world’s most developed and elegant areas, like Hong Kong and Singapore in Asia and Dubai in the United Arab Emirates.

Foreign tourists Haikou Qilou Street, is an ideal spot for foreign tourists to explore the city’s centuries-long local culture.
Foreign tourists Haikou Qilou Street, is an ideal spot for foreign tourists to explore the city’s centuries-long local culture.

With no doubt, Haikou city, capital of the country’s biggest free trade port, will manfully take the pioneer post to fulfil Hainan’s goal to be the country’s new and main engine in economic and cultural tourism growth. Its efforts will absolutely help make the city the pride of China and the city of the future.

The country’s president Xi Jinping highlighted Hainan’s “special advantages” in April a t the celebration of the 30th anniversary of the founding of Hainan province – including its status as China’s biggest special economic zone, its geography and “best ecological environment” – as reasons to make it the test ground for reform and opening up.

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Hainan International Convention and Exhibition Center, which was designed by Atelier Li Xinggang, the chief architect of China’s part of the National Stadium, the “Bird's Nest”, displays its unique, cosmopolitan beauty.
Hainan International Convention and Exhibition Center, which was designed by Atelier Li Xinggang, the chief architect of China’s part of the National Stadium, the “Bird's Nest”, displays its unique, cosmopolitan beauty.
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