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Getting Around in China
Edit ThisFlying
Edit ThisThere are many domestic airlines in China and since the country is so
huge it makes sense to use them. Air China, China Southern and China
Eastern are the three large state-owned entities that remain after the
consolidation of the old carriers. Recent liberalisation of the airline
market have seen newer airlines, like Shanghai Airlines, which offer
newer planes. Service, while improving, is still far from what you
would expect from regular international airlines. Be prepared for
delays and flight cancellations, which still seem to be a regular
occurence.
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China Transportation
Edit ThisBeing such an enormous country, China transportation isn't always the easiest to master and it can take you a long time to journey between desirable destinations such as Beijing and Hong Kong. However, by following the handy tips below, you should be able to make the best of the nation's considerable roads, flights and train and bus network.
Buses
Local Chinese buses are not recommended for a number of reasons. Unless you know the language and the bus system well it can be hard to work out such points as prices and more..
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