2. In China there are 980 lines of domestic air travel, 130 international lines and 24 lines of regional air transportation. Beijing is a key point in the network of international airlines. Purchased at a discount plane ticket often is cheaper than tickets for trains or buses. AIR TRANSPORT

3. China can be proud of their railways: get on the train, it is in almost any city. When buying a ticket, pay attention to the class of train. Trains Z-Class the best, fast and comfortable, and K - high-speed trains, T - express trains. Train no encoding - the ordinary and the slowest. Keep in mind that you need to come to the stations in advance: all luggage is passed through the metal detectors and translucent devices, so before the test points are often accumulate queue. RAILWAYS

4. Water transport in China is not developed to such a high level, both rail and road, however, and in this area in recent years, the Chinese are making great strides. Extensive coastal strip of China stretches for 8,000 km along the Bohai, Yellow, East China and South China seas. Between most of the ports run regularly travel liners and passenger vessels. Among foreign and local tourists are especially popular river cruises on one of the world's largest rivers - the Yangtze. WATER TRANSPORT

5. Public transport in cities is overloaded to the limit. In Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou is the subway, buses and trolleybuses. There is also a shuttle bus serving the area where tourists and railway stations. PUBLIC TRANSPORT

6. They were watching tourists at all the hotels, they can be caught on the street or call by phone. Fees for different companies vary considerably and depend on the type of vehicle. The taxi driver takes the money strictly on the counter and putting back completely, the on- demand client, he is obliged to issue a check for the amount paid (in each machine is equipped with a cash register). TAXI

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