About Tianjin, China

One of Northeastern China’s major port cities, Tianjin has a population of 15,469,500. Tianjin designates about 40% of its land to farming and agriculture. While fishing is vital along the coast, maize, rice, and wheat are the main crops harvested inland. The production of salt and petroleum deposits are also large contributing factors to Tianjin’s economy.

Popular Destinations in Tianjin

Looking for activities once your private jet arrives in Tianjin? Plenty of attractions exist both in and outdoors in Tianjin. Some of them are listed here:

Tianjin Folklore Museum Shilin Market: Folk art including weaves, paper cuttings, brick carving, and more are offered here. Additionally, visitors can get an introduction to the development of clothing, arts, trades, and aspects of general daily life that make up the customs of Tianjin folklore. Those interested in industrial elements can explore the developments of salt trade, fishing, and water transportation, all of which are huge players in the economy.

Italian Style Street: Live music, restaurants with outdoor seating, shops selling Venetian masks, and even sightseeing buses are all part of what’s happening on Italian Style Street. Visitors who crave Italian food are in luck with over 200 European restaurants at the ready, as well as bars and stores for the before or after lunch and dinner crowds. This is an unexpected treat for Europeans traveling in the Asian city.

Five Great Avenues: Most visitors like to stop for pictures and it’s good to keep that in mind when deciding transportation. Options include renting a street corner Surrey bicycle, riding in a horse driven carriage, or simply strolling the grounds at leisure. One can easily imagine what life could have been like 100 years ago, being surrounded by so much European-style history (with just a hint of Western influence). The five streets here are named after five southwest China cities: Munan, Dali, Changde, Chongqing, and Chengdu.

Tianjin Haihe Cultural Square: Opposite the Tianjin Railway Station, visitors to this park will find enjoyable bridges and architecture along a pleasant walkway. Taking a river cruise, fishing, swimming, and walking along the trails are all activities one might enjoy. Whether in summer or winter, this area is so charming that wedding pictures are frequently taken here. Nighttime features colorful lights and the winter offers many sports opportunities, including skating on the frozen river.

Ferris Wheel – Eye of Tianjin: Whether visitors want to take pictures or simply have an hour to kill, this Ferris wheel is the perfect opportunity for anyone. Upon first glance, passersby might think the wheel is totally still; it moves so slowly that movement is hard to detect with the naked eye. This makes it perfect for photography. The ride itself takes approximately 30 minutes and offers a 360° view of Tianjin.

Coffee Hour at the Astor Hotel: Detailing a history spanning 150 years, and giving onlookers an amazing river view, this gorgeous Victorian-style hotel has accommodated many dignitaries and high society members throughout the years. Still, visitors don’t have to be celebrities in order to enjoy a leisurely afternoon of tea, coffee, or a stroll through the hotel.

Luxury Lodging in Tianjin

Seeking luxury accommodations once your private jet has arrived in Tianjin? Tianjin is unmatched when it comes to offering luxury accommodation. Some of the best hotels in the area are:

• Banyan Tree Tianjin Riverside
• Ritz Carlton Tianjin
• Tangla Hotel Tianjin
• The Astor Hotel Tianjin
• The St Regis Tianjin

Airports In or Nearby Tianjin For Private Jets

There are several convenient airports around Tianjin including:

• Tianjin Binhai International Airport (TSN) : Located 9 miles away from downtown Tianjin, this public airport acts as a hub for Okay Airways and Tianjin Airlines. It was built in 2004 and is currently the 22^nd busiest airport in China. It sits at an elevation of 10 feet above sea level and has two concrete runways measuring 10,500 and 11,800 feet in length. The airport handles more than 10 million passengers a year and has over 83,000 aircraft movements annually.
• Beijing Nanyuan Airport (NAY): Beijing Nanyuan Airport is located 90 miles away from Tianjin. The public/military airport acts as a hub for China United Airlines and is one of the oldest airports in China. The airport handles over one million passengers a year. It has a single concrete runway measuring 10,400 feet long and can accommodate chartered and private aircraft.
• Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) : Located 72 miles away from Tianjin, this is the major airport servicing Beijing. It acts as a hub and stopover for many commercial aircraft and is also used by private aircraft. It handles more than 90 million passengers a year. It has two asphalt runways measuring 12,500 and 11,300 feet in length, as well as a concrete runway measuring 12,500 feet. Beijing Capital International Airport is located about 86 miles away from Tianjin and can be used by private jet charters.
• Yaoqiang Airport (TNA): Formally known as the Jinan Yaoqiang International Airport, this airport is located 160 miles away from Tianjin. It is located at an elevation of 76 feet above sea level and has a single concrete surface measuring 11,814 feet. It majorly accommodates commercial air traffic but private and chartered aircraft can use it. The airport handles over nine million passengers annually, and has more than 86,000 aircraft movements per year.