Here, from Wikipedia, is the most comprehensive list of Chinese Airports we could find wiht links to the Wikipedia Airport pages for more information. We’ll eventually have these airports covered here at QuickAid.com Airport Directory but in the meantime here’s more, along with the Chinese Airport ICAO and IATA codes. ICAO is a business code used by industry applications where IATA is the consumer code – ie the one you’d use when reserving a flight for your summer trip.
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Thursday, June 21st, 2012China Travel Tips from China Airlines
Wednesday, September 29th, 2010If you are planning to visit China here is a great “quick read” resource from Air China (this is one of the three carriers of the People’s Republic of China). These are short helpful articles about several China Travel Topics, city guides, and more:
- City Guides
- General Information
- Customs And Visas
- Notice for Transit Passengers in China
- Embassies And Consulates
- Policy And Law
- Currency
- Food
- Phone And Fax
- Postal Service
- Shopping
- Tourist Information
- Tibet Travel Tips
Source: Air China
China Airfare and Dailan Info
Sunday, February 3rd, 2008Ctrip.com is a Chinese booking site that appears to offer a good “checking point”. I understand it does not always offer the best rates but is a good starting point for checking fares and hotel rates. http://english.ctrip.com/
I learned of this site while planning the trip to China in April, coming across a *great* local travel site from a journalist who has been there for some time: http://daliandalian.com
I wish more people would create this type of website. It offers a lot of insight into the city, tips for travelers, and more. Unfortunately I’m not going to Dalian, but hopefully will find more sites like this about China cities. If all goes according to Hoyle I’ll be *creating* a lot of content about travel tips for a first trip to China, but we’ll see how that goes.