How much does it cost to travel from Qingdao to Bali, Sri Lanka, Maldives or Phuket respectively ~

Bali: The sea water is relatively generally mainly for holidays and appreciation of local customs, and it is not suitable for sports highlights such as snorkeling: living in VILLA, drifting and seeing local folk villages, etc. 6-1/ People can transfer from Hong Kong or Qingdao-Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Denpasar (Bali)

Sri Lanka: It is not recommended to go to a theme tour that is not fun and suitable for drinking black tea. You can fly directly to Hong Kong, Shanghai and Beijing

Maldives: a typical island resort style. One island, one hotel definitely recommends clear water and sand. Recommended: Banyan Tree, AV, Robinson, Hong Kong, Hong Kong and other places with a starting price of more than 1, yuan have recommended Singapore (good airline), Kuala Lumpur (moderate), Kunming (convenient) or Colombo (cheap and inconvenient), Shanghai and Beijing (there are direct flights, but the airlines are extremely poor! )

Phuket: I don't know much about the beach water, but it is said that lobster is also good, but Thailand is a mess. It is not recommended that the price is similar to that of Bali.

In addition, it is recommended:

1. Rehang Island: the sea water is great, and there are many kinds of hotels with affordable prices. You can visit Kuala Lumpur, Singapore for 5-15/ People can fly to Shenzhen first and then take AirAsia to Kuala Lumpur

2. Saipan: The sea water in the US territory is very good without a visa, but you can generally go through a travel agency, but you can join the travel agency's free travel to find SUNNY or Victory (the former is recommended by two Chinese tour guides). It is not recommended to go to Tianning Island for free travel (excluding the cost of playing with Chinese tour guides). You can find Tuniu Ctrip first. The price of this route is not very affordable (from Shanghai, there are few planes in Beijing). Indonesia and Sri Lanka are next (Indonesia is better)

2. There is dengue fever in Maldives recently, but the travel schedule is at least a few months ahead of schedule, so don't worry

3. Raang Island in Malaysia is closed in winter

4. This answer is absolutely original. Have a nice trip!