Sanya, China (Reuters) – China’s efforts to lift local consumption, spur domestic tourism and keep within its borders citizens that splurge in Milan or Seoul have spawned a duty-free paradise on the southern island of Hainan that it hopes will satisfy a lust for luxury.
Hainan in Transition: A Glimpse into the Pre-Tourism Era (1999-2000)
A Visual Journey of the Recent Past of Hainan Island. Pictures by Matteo Damiani (1999-2000). The photographs were captured using an inexpensive camera, and one … Read more
