Travel in Jiangsu
Jiangsu’s border inspection agencies recorded 391,000 entries and exits by foreign nationals in 2024, marking a 101.5% increase compared to the previous year. Of these, 48,000 were visa-free entries, an eightfold increase, including nearly 13,000 in December alone.[Detail]
The passenger volume on Jiangsu's railways reached 300.18 million as of December 18, surpassing the 300 million mark for the first time in history and setting a new record.[Detail]
Jiangsu has implemented a series of measures to enhance the experience of visa-free foreigners as China has extended the permitted their stay to 240 hours and Jiangsu boasts four ports to process entry-exit trips.[Detail]
Sunan Shuofang International Airport and Yangzhou-Taizhou International Airport have been newly approved as visa-free entry and exit ports, bringing the total in Jiangsu Province to four.[Detail]
Xinghua has been approved as a national renowned historical and cultural city, bringing Jiangsu’s total to 14 and placing the province first in the country.[Detail]
Jiangsu highlighted 13 winter-themed routes during a tourism promotion event held at the Laomendong historical and cultural zone in Nanjing on December.[Detail]
International Students Explore Yancheng's Dutch Flower Sea, Creating a Social Media Buzz[Detail]
On November 30, Wuxi Shuofang Airport welcomed its first travelers from Japan under China’s new visa-free policy, who arrived on flight ZH674 from Osaka, Japan.[Detail]
The Qinhu Lake National Wetland Park in Taizhou City, Jiangsu has welcomed the arrival of first batch of migratory birds this year.[Detail]
Sheyang County in Yancheng City welcomed 90 visitors from Republic of Korea on November 11, the fourth day after China started extending the visa-free policy to ordinary passport holders from nine nations. Some of them enjoyed the lush greenery and golfing experience at Sheyang Island Golf Club. [Detail]
The Memorial Hall, a key structure within the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum in Nanjing, is undergoing restoration from October 21 to January 20, 2025, with partial closures and protective barriers in place during this period. [Detail]
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