How to check the Lianyungang Annual Tourism Card?

1. You can call the Lianyungang Tourism Annual Pass Management Office for inquiries (0518-81887111)

2. Log in to the Lianyungang Tourism Annual Pass Inquiry and enter your ID number. arrive.

There are two types of annual travel passes in Lianyungang: version A annual pass and version B annual pass

Version A annual pass:

Purchase object: local residents Fee: 88/person

Applying method: Residents of this city must bring their ID card or household register, and one one-inch bareheaded photo

B version annual pass:

Purchasing object: Non-resident residents Processing fee: 168 yuan/person

Processing method: Log in to Taobao Lianyungang Travel Annual Pass official flagship store to apply (this saves trouble)

Lianyungang, Jiangsu The province has jurisdiction over prefecture-level cities, known as "Haizhou" in ancient times, and has a sea area of ??6,677 square kilometers. Because it faces Liandao, with Yuntai Mountain at its back, and because of the harbor, it was named Lianyungang. Located in the middle of China's coastal area, bordering the Yellow Sea to the east, it has a temperate monsoon climate. It faces North Korea, South Korea, and Japan across the sea to the east, is connected to Xuzhou City and Suqian City to the west, is adjacent to Huai'an City and Yancheng City to the south, and is connected to Rizhao, Shandong Province to the northwest. Linyi City and Linyi City are adjacent, and it has jurisdiction over 3 districts and 3 counties, with a total area of ??7,615 square kilometers.

Lianyungang is one of the first batch of coastal open cities in China, the eastern bridgehead of the New Eurasian Continental Bridge, the intersection city of the “One Belt and One Road”, the national East, Central and Western Region Cooperation Demonstration Site, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s overseas base, and a national innovative pilot City, China's Excellent Tourism City, National Sanitary City, National Garden City, International Port City, and the Crystal Capital of the East China Sea.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Lianyungang