Travel in Jiangsu
In the first quarter of the year, Jiangsu’s nine airports handled 14.8 million passengers, an increase of 27.7% year-on-year, and 163,000 tonnes of cargo and mail, up 23.4%, both indicating a steady growth trend.[Detail]
Changzhou Benniu Airport will operate more flights to Thailand starting May 1.[Detail]
The opening ceremony of the 15th Jiangsu Rural Tourism Festival, a signature project to boost travel at the countryside, will take place in Dantu District of Zhenjiang City on April 19.[Detail]
Jiangsu’s four airports received the excellence rating in the 2023 Civil Airport Service Quality Evaluation Report, jointly released by the China Civil Airports Association and the China Academy of Civil Aviation Science and Technology.[Detail]
The entry and exit trips across Jiangsu Province in the first quarter increased by 1.6 times year-on-year, marking significant growth for five consecutive months, according to Jiangsu Immigration Inspection on April 9.[Detail]
Jiangsu boasts eight museums featured on the list of China’s top 100 most popular museums for the first quarter of 2024, a ranking released on April 7 with the support of the Art Exhibitions China.[Detail]
Nanjing Lukou International Airport is experiencing an influx of outbound and inbound passengers as the Tomb-sweeping Day, also known as Qingming Festival, approaches.[Detail]
The Nihao China - China's Grand Canal Tourism Overseas Promotion Season 2024 commenced in Wuxi City on April 2.[Detail]
Thanks to the visa-free policy and various support measures such as convenient payment solutions, Jiangsu has experienced a significant increase in inbound tourism during the first two months of the year.[Detail]
The Holland Flower Park, a 4A-rated national tourist attraction in Dafeng District of Yancheng City, launched its annual Tulip Culture and Tourism Season on March 28.[Detail]
The 2024 Yangzhou Jianzhen Half Marathon is set to begin at 7:30 on March 31, according to a press conference held on March 23.[Detail]
Binhu District in Wuxi City announced an agreement on March 20 for low-altitude tourism cooperation, marking the launch of the city’s inaugural flight service for cherry blossom viewing.[Detail]
Yangzhou announced an action plan to transform itself into a globally recognized cultural and tourism city after surpassing 100 million tourist visits in 2023 for the first time, as revealed at the city’s work conference on March 18.[Detail]
Jiangsu Province convened a work meeting on March 15 to optimize payment services for inbound tourists and elderly residents.[Detail]
The cultural and tourism authorities from the Yangtze River Delta convened a meeting in Yangzhou City on March 6 and 7 to enhance cooperation and integrated development.[Detail]
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