Airport, Train, Ferry, & Bus Stations

Monday, 12 May 2008

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Qingdao Airport, Train, Ferry, & Bus Stations

There are 8 long distance bus stations in Qingdao that supply large and medium size buses for public transportation travel on 134 routes outside Shandong Province and 110 routes within the province.

The Qingdao International Airport provides 72 domestic & 14 international flights. The airport is located 31km from the Central Business District and accessible by taxi and public transportation as well as from a special bus that operates from the CAAC office on XiangGang Zhong Lu (Hongkong Middle Road). A taxi from the airport should cost no more than 125RMB and take about 40-50 minutes depending on traffic conditions.

Airport, Train, Ferry, & Bus Stations in Qingdao:

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CAAC Booking Office

Huangdao Long Distance Bus Station

Qingdao Ferry Terminal (Huangdao / Xuejiadao)

Qingdao Liuting International Airport (TAO)

Qingdao Long Distance Bus Station (ShiBei)

Qingdao Long Distance Bus Station (SiFang)

Qingdao Railway Station (CangKou Train Station)

Qingdao Railway Station (ShiNan Train Station)

Qingdao Railway Station (SiFang Train Station)

Qingdao, China Quick Facts

Qingdao Economic Growth and Business Development
Qingdao is the wealthiest city in Shandong province, which has the second-highest GDP of China's provinces. Despite its comfortable position on the Yellow Sea along the outer edge of the Shandong Peninsula, Qingdao is lumped together with its neighbors on the other side of the peninsula as part of the Bohai Sea Rim Economic Zone, North China's answer to the Pearl River Delta (PRD) and the Yangtze River Delta (YRD) regions.

Qingdao, China Newsflash

The "Gas Tax" is Back:
Starting on November 5th, 2007 an additional 1 RMB will be charged on all taxi fares. This is due to the ever rising gas prices that China and the rest of the world are facing.

The Qingdao Municipal Museum is Closed until July 2008:
The City's Municipal Museum is undergoing "Olympic renovation" and will not open until next year.

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