Travelling    Anhui | RBK4 | Aug 23, 2010 07:09 GMT-6

hi,i'm ravi from nepal and i'm coming to guangzouh and after i'm going to xuancheng,anhui.so, pls. tell me how can i go there by bus or train from guangzouh and the price of it. thank you.

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• There is no direct bus from Guangzhou to Xuancheng.Train From Guangzhou to Xuancheng:K222/K223, duration time is about 22 hours, hard seat about rmb200, soft seat rmb310, hard sleeper rmb360, soft sleeper rmb 540. See it here:
  http://www.travelchinaguide.com/china-trains/display.asp?tp=1   - BAKUI   Aug 25, 2010 01:06 GMT-6   

The Cost of Flying    -General- | ITSMESTELLA | Jul 1, 2010 10:03 GMT-6

In the last couple of years, airlines have been coming up with newer and more interesting ways to get us, their customers, to pay more.

Checking Your Bags
About a year ago, US Airways introduced a two-level payment deal for checking your bags. If you don’t pay for your flight online, you have to pay an additional $5 when you get to the airport. The airlines call this a discount for online customers, but it is actually the opposite. All those people who didn’t think or know about paying online get charged the extra $5. And of course, as always happens in business, one company starts the ball rolling. Now United, Delta, Hawaiian and Continental all charge that extra $5.
The fees for your taking your belongings with you on the plane have gone up too, and even more for international flights. You might be paying up to $25 for your first suitcase if you’re flying closer to home but fly from the U.S. to Europe or to other overseas destinations and you could be paying anywhere up to$60 for the second bag you check.
Nowadays, there are only two airlines that allow you to check your suitcases for free; Jet Blue (but only the first bag) and Southwest (two bags). Nice to know that there are still a couple of airlines who will do things the old way...
It is a good idea to always check online for up-to-date airline fees. And while you’re looking into it, remember that the airlines find other services to charge us for. When you cancel or change your ticket, you get charged, and some of the airlines have a two-level system for this too. Three airlines that have such a twofold price structure for change fees are Alaska, Spirit, and Virgin America. The airlines make a lot of easy money because people so often change their plans.

Carry-on Bags
This year Spirit began to charge fees up to $45 for that bag you prefer to hold onto and not check. Only a small handbag that can be placed under the seat doesn’t get charged.
What does this mean? Like you, we are waiting to see if the other airlines will join the party. If they do, then carry-on charges might be the way of the future.

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Macao to Guangzhou    Guangzhou | WANHU | Jun 13, 2010 21:49 GMT-6

Usually I travel alone, but on June 1 (2010) I travelled with nine others. After a smooth touch-down at the Macao International Airport (MIA) around 10:30 then we proceeded to the bus stop where we waited for the AP1 shuttle bus. We waited for almost 30 minutes but the bus was yet to arrive. The fee was MOP4.20 instead of MOP3.30 but the luggage was still the same, MOP3 per every bag. Well I have not been to Macao for more than a year. The 10 of us decided to take a taxi instead of the shuttle bus, although it cost us more, especially with 3 taxis, but we didn't want my 2 Chinese nieces to wait for us in vain near the Gongbei Port.

From Gongbei we took a 15-seater coaster to Guangzhou. The cost of the van was RMB870. The journey was quite smooth until we reached Guangzhou. As it was raining while the roads were under repair to prepare for the coming Asian Games, the congestion was quite bad. We arrived at the hotel in Xiaobei almost at 17:00, that took us almost 5 hours from Gongbei to Guangzhou.

It is.indeed easier for us to rent a van rather than taking a public bus. The van sent us direct to the hotel doorstep and if we took a public bus, it will stop at the bus terminal then we have to take other busc or taxis.

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hello!    Hong Kong | GIOKLAI | Apr 8, 2010 09:58 GMT-6

hi! my family & i are planning to go to hong kong this may & will stay at park hotel in tsim sha tsui, i would like to know how can i go to this following places: Victoria Peak, ocean park, Jumbo floating restaurant @ aberdeen, repulse bay, causeway bay, & disneyland. & we're also going to macau can u pls. recommend what best ferry transportation should we take & schedule of departure from hong kong tsim sha tsui area to macau & macau to hong kong internationl airport. thank you so much.

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Travel Guide    Shenzhen | MN66 | Mar 22, 2010 07:55 GMT-6

Hi,
I am heading to Hong Kong next week, arrive HK at 9.50 pm, which is the best Transport (Bus / train) to go Shenzhen, I know its late,

1. can I get Bus to go Shenzhen at around 10.30 (probaly its take 50 min; journey)
2. I like to stay one hotel in Shenzhen close to electronic Market, which suburb / area will be suitable for me
3. Please forward me the major Elcetronics Markets in Shenzhen & Guangzhou (sepically mobile phone assocories)
4. if possible forward some hotel address

waiting for mail

Regards - Mohammad

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• I will be travelling to Macau on mid of Aug. Pls advise me :
  (1) How to go from Macau to Zhongshan
  (2) pls provide tpt schedules/costing/journey timing .
  (3) any good recommended hotel to stay in Zhongshan, place of interest & foods ?
  (4) How to go from Zhongshan to Hong Kong.
  
  Thanks
    - TANLC1   May 17, 2010 22:44 GMT-6   

Info going from Hk int'l to foshan    Guangzhou | CHUBY | Feb 20, 2010 20:44 GMT-6

Hello. we arrive at Hk int'l at 7:20Pm and we need to get to foshan ( crowne plaza ) wat will be the best way to get there.
and wat options we have

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• You may check this page to learn much more info:
  http://www.hongkongairport.com/eng/transport/transport-connection-with-mainland-china/mainland-coach-services.html   - CHERRY07   Feb 26, 2010 20:29 GMT-6   

route    -General- | VIJAYSHAH79 | Feb 15, 2010 04:37 GMT-6

i m planning to visit Shaoyang,Wenzhou,Jiaozhou,Ningbo. pls send me the route from Shanghai. I m coming from Mumbai India.

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yiwu airport flights schedule and information,yiwu to shanghai    Zhejiang | EASTONEB | Dec 24, 2009 06:05 GMT-6

Yiwu Airport Flights Schedule and Information
Departure from Yiwu airport
To Day Flight No. Departure Arrvial
Beijing 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 CZ3725 09:10 11:10
Guangzhou 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 CZ3884 08:55 10:40
Guangzhou 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 CZ3728 11:55 13:40
Guangzhou 2,4,6 CZ3310 14:00 15:45
Guangzhou 1,3,5,7 CZ3310 18:15 20:00
Guangzhou 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 CZ3885 21:55 23:40
Shenzhen 1,3,5,7 CZ3875 14:10 17:00
Shenzhen 2,4,6 ZH9521 18:30 22:00
Xiamen 1,3,5,7 CZ3875 14:10 15:15
Nantong 2,4,6 ZH9521 18:30 19:10
Shantou 2,4,6 CZ3882 19:00 20:15
Shantou 1,3,5,7 CZ3882 22:00 23:15
Changsha 1,3,5,7 CZ3867 15:00 16:10
Kunming 1,3,5,7 CZ3867 15:00 18:55
Kunming 5,7 MU5874 11:25 15:15
Guiyang 5,7 MU5874 11:25 13:30
Chongqing 2,4,6 CZ3879 15:00 17:20
Chengdu 2,4,6 CZ3879 15:00 18:55
Arrival in Yiwu airport
From Day Flight No. Departure Arrvial
Beijing 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 CZ3726 12:20 14:20
Guangzhou 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 CZ3727 09:30 11:15
Guangzhou 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 CZ3883 11:30 13:20
Guangzhou 2,4,6 CZ3309 16:35 18:20
Guangzhou 1,3,5,7 CZ3309 20:50 22:35
Guangzhou 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 CZ3886 19:20 20:55
Shenzhen 1,3,5,7 CZ3876 18:15 21:15
Shenzhen 2,4,6 ZH9521 15:40 17:40
Xiamen 1,3,5,7 CZ3876 20:10 21:15
Shantou 2,4,6 CZ3881 16:20 17:35
Shantou 1,3,5,7 CZ3881 21:00 22:!5
Changsha 1,3,5,7 CZ3868 22:25 23:30
Kunming 5,7 MU5873 07:00 10:50
Kunming 1,3,5,7 MU5868 19:50 23:30
Guiyang 5,7 MU5873 08:45 10:50
Chongqing 2,4,6 CZ3880 21:25 23:45
Chengdu 2,4,6 CZ3880 19:50 23:45
***The flight information is subjuct to change without prior notice***

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