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First, cross-border logistics services provide important support for tourism consumption. When tourists enjoy preferential shopping at tourist destinations, the goods they purchase need to be delivered to all parts of the world through efficient logistics channels. This makes international express services a key link between consumers and goods. High-quality international express services can ensure that the goods purchased by tourists are delivered in a timely and safe manner, thereby enhancing their shopping experience and further promoting tourism consumption.

On the other hand, the government's policy of encouraging tourism consumption also affects the development model and service quality of the international express delivery industry to a certain extent. In order to meet the growing shopping needs of tourists, international express delivery companies need to continuously optimize their logistics networks, improve delivery speed and service accuracy. For example, they can increase transportation routes, improve the intelligence level of storage facilities, and strengthen cooperation with customs in various countries to ensure that packages can pass through customs smoothly.

In addition, the government's preferential policies at tourist destinations may also trigger changes in consumption structure, thus affecting the types and volume of goods transported by international express delivery. If the government's preferential policies make certain types of goods more popular with tourists, international express delivery companies will need to adjust their transportation plans and resource allocation accordingly to adapt to such changes.

However, this relationship is not one-way. The development of the international express delivery industry will in turn affect the effectiveness of the government's preferential tourism policies. When international express delivery services encounter delays, lost packages, and other problems, tourists' shopping enthusiasm may be dampened, thereby weakening the role of government preferential policies in promoting tourism consumption. Therefore, in order to ensure the effective implementation of government preferential policies, the international express delivery industry needs to continuously improve its service level and operational efficiency.

In short, the preferential policies on catering and shopping provided by the government to tourists are intertwined with and influence each other with international express services. Only when the two develop in a coordinated manner can they jointly promote the prosperity of the tourism economy and bring better experience and more benefits to consumers.