Domestic flights in China
Domestic flights in China Reviews
Sep 01, 2006
I bought all my domestic flights around China from Ctrip.com.
http://english.ctrip.com/ They provide all major domestic airlines fares and tickets in more than 45 cities and hundreds of domestic itinerary packages throughout China. It is important to book your flights early as the earlier you book the better fare you get. They don't accept any other credit cards apart from the Chinese ones. However it is still possible to book the flights with them. I provided them with my credit card number and got my tickets booked (even though it isn't Chinese card of course). However upon arrival all I had to do was to call their office and arrange the delivery of my tickets to my friend's office (I suppose you can also provide them with your hotel's address) The tickets were delivered in less then four hours and I made my payment in cash. You can also arrange collection of your tickets in most of major airports - but make sure you have enough cash with you ;) Ctrip office in Pudong Airport takes cash and Chinese cards only. Ctrip office in Hongqiao International Airport claimed they accept Western credit cards but when I called them it turned out they weren't. (hence I arranged my tickets to be delivered to me) I had to change one of my destinations which also turned out to be completely hassle free. The company is not only air ticket agent but also a leading consolidator of hotel reservations and packaged tours in China but those two last ones you can probably get cheaper somewhere else. Happy flying!!! Part of the China in two weeks - September 2006 travel blog |
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Nov 21, 2009
Finally, I started writing on my latest trip to China. I went on a tour with my mother. We had initially wanted to go to Harbin, but unfortunately, the schedule cant match. In the end, we opt for Zhang Jia Jie.
The first day was basical…domestic flight to Zhang Jia Jie. The thing about this trip is that I wanted to avoid flying with China Eastern Airlines, for some personal reason, but after flying to Shanghai, my opinions about that airline changed.
My first encounter with China Eastern airline… Transit |
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