
Tianjin China Travel Guide
Tianjin Binhai International Airport (TSN) serves as the main air gateway to Tianjin.
TSN is about 13 km (8 miles) east of the central area. Transfers are straightforward.
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TSN has dining, shopping, currency exchange, ATMs, and complimentary Internet-Fi (often needs local phone verification).
Various restaurants, cafes, fast-food. Duty-free and retail shops.
Currency exchange counters and ATMs for financial needs.
Airline and independent lounges. Fundamental medical assistance available.
Tianjin has an excellent railway network, connecting it efficiently to major Chinese cities.
Purchasing train tickets in China benefits from careful planning.
Self-using a car is not recommended for most foreign tourists.
Bus services are a cheaper another option for shorter distances. Car rental has restrictions.
Tianjin's coastal location allows sea travel, mainly for cruises.
The Hai River flows through Tianjin, offering scenic boat experiences.
Tianjin is a city not on the coast regarding international land borders. Direct land crossings are not applicable for entry.
Arriving by sea undergo immigration and customs at Tianjin Xingang Port. Present passport and valid visa.
Airport: 2-3 hours before international flights; 1.5-2 hours for domestic. Railway: 30-60 minutes before high-speed trains.
China does not typically levy specific exit fees or taxes for departing travelers at its airports or ports. International flight costs usually include applicable departure taxes.
Ensure your passport and train ticket (or booking confirmation if you use ID for entry) are easily accessible.
Comfortable waiting lounges at each of the two airport and major train stations.
Numerous dining options, shops. The airport provides duty-complimentary for international departures.
Currency exchange counters, ATMs, and widely available restrooms.