Shenzhen Launches Southern China’s First Cruise to Nowhere
The Dream departed Shenzhen Port on October 30, starting southern China’s first “cruise-to-nowhere” pilot cruise. The two-night voyage makes Shenzhen the third port in China to launch a no-destination cruise pilot, after Shanghai and…
The Dream departed Shenzhen Port on October 30, starting southern China’s first “cruise-to-nowhere” pilot cruise.
The two-night voyage makes Shenzhen the third port in China to launch a no-destination cruise pilot, after Shanghai and Tianjin. The ship left fully booked.
The pilot is being operated under guidelines issued by the Ministry of Transport and the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
For mainland travelers without a passport, a single-entry exit-entry permit can be obtained through the Nanshan district public security entry-exit office using a national ID card.
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