Travel in Jiangsu
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]
The Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism hosted promotional events in Huangshan, Anhui Province and Nanchang, Jiangxi Province from November 9 to 10. [Detail]
Border inspection agencies across Jiangsu Province have recorded about 310,000 entry and exit trips by foreigners in the first ten months of the year, marking a year-on-year increase of 118.2%.[Detail]
In the past three months, more than 10 new low-altitude passenger flight routes have been launched or tested in the Yangtze River Delta region, with more routes in planning and development.[Detail]
A test flight from the Suzhou Bay heliport in Wujiang District, Suzhou City, to Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport was successfully completed on October 12.[Detail]
Border ports in Jiangsu recorded 1,200 inbound and outbound flights and ferries with 97,000 passenger trips during the National Day holiday, marking year-on-year growths of 37.2% and 57.9% respectively, according to the province’s General Station of Immigration Inspection.[Detail]
During the National Day holiday from October 1 to 7, Jiangsu’s major monitored attractions recorded over 38.83 million tourist trips and a tourism revenue of 16.48 billion yuan across the province’s 638 A-level scenic spots, 195 provincial-level rural tourism villages, 45 provincial-level nightlife destinations and 84 museums.[Detail]
Border ports in Jiangsu are expected to see a surge in inbound and outbound trips during the National Day holiday, driven in part by China's 144-hour visa-free transit policy.[Detail]
The World Historic and Cultural Canal Cities Cooperation Organization (WCCO), headquartered in Yangzhou City, co-hosted the Canal Civilization and International Exchange on September 22 at the Eastern Zhejiang Canal Museum in Shaoxing City, along with the Youth Dialogue on Canal Civilization and Canal Walk Action.[Detail]
- ·Wuxi-Bangkok passenger flight resumes
- ·Nanjing welcomes international volunteers in Yangtze River protection
- ·Jiangsu Port leads with 10 mln TEUs
- ·500+ products from Jiangsu showcased at China International Agricultural Trade Fair
- ·Nantong’s biodiversity survey highlights increased sightings of endangered species
- ·Jiangsu allocates 66.99 mln yuan for Yangtze River basin ecological projects
- ·Jiangsu adds 1.3 km of ecologically restored coastline
- ·Jiangsu adds four advanced manufacturing clusters
- ·Jiangsu’s energy transformation cases highlighted at COP29
- ·Nanjing unveils list of Soviet Union anti-Japanese aviation martyrs from WWII
- ·Jiangsu welcomes over 200,000 Japanese and South Korean travelers this year
- ·Jiangsu’s cities embrace beauty of fallen leaves
- ·First migratory birds arrive at Qinhu Lake wetland park
- ·Sheyang welcomes ROK visitors under new visa-free policy
- ·Historic Memorial Hall at Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum in restoration
