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The visa-free policy has opened up a more convenient channel for exchanges between the people of the two countries. For Chinese tourists, Pakistan's rich history and culture and unique natural scenery are of great attraction. Islamabad's modern buildings, Karachi's seaside scenery, Lahore's ancient ruins, etc. have all become destinations that tourists yearn for.

From the perspective of the tourism industry, this is undoubtedly a major benefit. Travel companies can take this opportunity to launch more customized tourism products to meet the needs of different tourists. For example, for tourists who like adventure, they can organize hiking trips deep into the mountains of northern Pakistan; for tourists interested in history and culture, they can carefully arrange visits to ancient castles and museums.

In the field of logistics, the visa-free policy may also have a certain impact. More personnel movement means that there may be more items to be transported. This may prompt the further optimization and development of express delivery services.

At the same time, this policy also facilitates business exchanges between the two countries. Chinese companies' investment and cooperation in Pakistan are expected to increase, thereby driving the development of related industries. In this process, efficient operation of logistics is crucial.

In addition, the visa-free policy may also promote cultural exchanges. More Chinese people will have the opportunity to experience Pakistan's customs and traditional arts in person, and enhance mutual understanding and friendship. This is of great significance to promoting cultural cooperation between the two countries.

In short, Pakistan's visa-free policy for Chinese citizens has brought new opportunities and challenges in many areas, which we need to fully explore and grasp.