Practical notes from the road: which terminal, which port, which hours, which vehicle for which group — written so travel managers and event teams can use them directly.
Where each airline lands in Beijing, realistic drive times to the CBD, and how corporates arrange airport transfers with tracked flights and in-terminal meet-and-greet.
2026-10-25A practical corporate guide to Shanghai’s two airports — which side of the city each serves, realistic drive times, and how flight-tracked, name-board transfers work.
2026-10-24Baiyun Airport now runs as T2 + T3 after T1’s full move in May 2026. What changed, where drivers wait, and how to plan transfers around the Canton Fair.
2026-10-23Drive times from Bao’an to the business districts, how transfers connect with the Hong Kong ports, and what late-arrival corporate pickups should include.
2026-10-22Drive times from Xiaoshan Airport to Qianjiang New City, Future Sci-Tech City and West Lake, plus how to handle Hangzhou East railway pickups.
2026-10-21Which flights use which Chengdu airport, realistic drive times to Chunxi Road and Tianfu New Area, and how to plan transfers across the two.
2026-10-20One chauffeur-driven MPV, no vehicle change at the boundary: ports and their hours, drive times, luggage capacity, booking lead time and document rules.
2026-10-19The real differences between the two cooperation models — pricing, settlement, reporting — plus the most common path from a single event to a framework agreement.
2026-10-18A working method for event ground transport: quantify the demand, mix vehicle types, hold contingency, and close with a report that reconciles itself.
2026-10-17What procurement and finance actually ask for — invoice types, settlement channels, bill splitting by entity or cost centre, and a trip-level audit trail.
2026-10-16Hosting a foreign guest in China: what to arrange before they land, how meet-and-greet works in the arrivals hall, and the four things to think through for them.
2026-10-15