The distance from the airport to the exhibition hall is about 10 kilometers. After arriving at the airport, we suggest you take a cab to the National Convention and Exhibition Center (Tianjin).

Address: No. 888, Guozhan Avenue, Jinnan District, Tianjin.

Taxi stop: Please get off at Entrance C3 (Guorui Road) of the exhibition hall, and after getting off the taxi, you can directly enter the Southeast Registration Hall (Entrance ITTC2026). The estimated driving time is 45 minutes.

After arriving at Tianjin Station, you can take a cab or subway to the National Convention and Exhibition Center (Tianjin).

Metro Line: Tianjin Station (take Line 3 in the direction of South Station) → Yingkou Road (transfer to Line 1 in the direction of Shuangqiaohe) → Exit C of Line 1 “Guorui Road” Metro Station (closer to the entrance of ITTC2026).

The subway ride is estimated to take 57 minutes.

Cab ride is estimated to take 50 minutes. Please get off at Entrance C3 (Guorui Road) of the exhibition hall.

After arriving at Tianjin West Railway Station, you can take a cab or subway directly to the National Convention and Exhibition Center (Tianjin).

Metro Line: Tianjin West Railway Station (take Line 1 in the direction of Shuangqiaohe) → Exit C of Line 1 “Guorui Road” Metro Station (closer to the entrance of ITTC2026). It takes 58 minutes by subway.

Cab ride is expected to take 1 hour, please get off at the C3 entrance of the exhibition hall (Guorui Road).

After arriving at Tianjin South Railway Station, you can take a cab or subway to the National Convention and Exhibition Center (Tianjin).

Metro Line: Tianjin South Railway Station (take Line 3 in the direction of Xiaodian) → Yingkoudao (transfer to Line 1 in the direction of Shuangqiaoxiehe) → Exit C of Line 1 “Guorui Road” Metro Station (closer to the entrance of ITTC2026)

It is estimated that the whole journey by subway will take 1 hour and 16 minutes. Cab is expected to take 1 hour and 24 minutes. Please get off at Entrance C3 (Guorui Road) of the exhibition hall.

Metro Line 1 will take you directly to the exhibition halls, and the well-connected rail transportation network will enable you to arrive at the exhibition halls comfortably and safely, so please remember to get off at Guorui Road and get out at Exit C!

Tianjin is a beautiful city to explore with cultural activities, historical sites, pleasant city walks, natural scenery, and so much more. The name "Tianjin" was adopted in the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), meaning "the ford where the emperor, Son of Heaven, crossed the river". The city is also known as "Jingu" or "Jinmen". Tianjin is the only city in ancient China with an accurately recorded founding date. Since its official establishment in 1404, it has had a remarkable history of 619 years.

Tianjin was one of the first Chinese cities to come into contact with modern Western civilization and has been a leader in industry, finance, trade, business, education, and military affairs. It boasts more than 100 "firsts" in China, including the first university, public hospital, post office, and mint. ln the first half of the 20thcentury, Tianjin rapidly developed into an important foreign trade, industrial and financial center in northern China.

It was also the second-largest industrial and commercial city, and the northern economic center of China. Thanks to its economic radiation and driving effects, northern China has witnessed unprecedented progress in modernization and export-oriented development across various industries.

For more information about travel planning and things to do in Tianjian, please visit official website of TianJin Tourism Attraction Map: https://en.tj.gov.cn/Life/TravelinginTianjin/202312/t20231227_6492556.html

Or Individual highlights of Tianjin’s attractions: https://en.tj.gov.cn/Life/TravelinginTianjin/

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