Many countries charge a Value Added Tax (VAT) for most items that are purchased. In order to spur commerce and encourage visitors to buy goods, the tax can be refunded to non-residents under certain ...

Ever see a Gucci or Longchamp or Burberry store at an airport and wonder who’s shopping at the terminal? Planners and savers, that’s who. If you’ve had your eye on a luxury item, or just want to ...

Tourists in Saudi Arabia can get a full refund on the 15% VAT for eligible purchases over SAR 500 (~USD 133). Refunds apply only to goods, not services, and must be made at ZATCA-approved retailers.

Just dropped €100+ on Mickey ears, Spirit Jerseys, and a popcorn bucket shaped like a Stormtrooper? Good news—if you’re a non-EU visitor, you can get a chunk of that money back with SkipTax, a VAT ...