Nanning International Convention & Exhibition Center Transfers

As the main convention center for the central Chinese city of Nanning, Nanning International Convention and Exhibition Center offers instant access to a myriad of getaways ranging from the modern to the ancient. Two levels make up the massive exhibition area, offering both indoor and outdoor areas to have fun. Surrounding urban parks and hotels are also placed atop surrounding peaks and rivers, making for exceptional views at any given moment. Maneuver through town by utilizing the nearby Convention & Exhibition Center Subway Station along Huizhan Road, or book a private lift to see things from an intimate perspective ranging from quaint sedans perfect for solo trips to super-sized chartered buses that can bring everyone along for the ride. Meet-and-greet services make things a lot simpler through drop offs, either via taxi on the way to Nanning Airport or local personal drivers who can easily turn everyday drives across dramatic landscapes into a scenic tour.

Ensure good times by visiting the coolest landmarks just around the corner, all by first booking the right hotel ahead of time. Hotels especially close to the venue include the Howard Johnson CAEXPO Plaza Nanning and its lavish suites with floor-to-ceiling views, while Honglin Hotel offers especially convenient access to the subway station alongside finely detailed décor. For something more low-cost, quaint choices are located on the other side of the venue’s adjacent Folk Song Lake, including Nanning Dubai and the Fengshang Yuhui Business Hotel, each renown for their surprising luxury for the price. When it comes time for fun, look toward the sky, enjoying an array of hilltop landmarks at Qingxiu Mountain Scenic Spot, home to various riverside paths looking out at the flow of the Yongjiang and providing a tremendous afternoon of low and high lookouts. Go out to eat with one of many restaurants close to the hotel afterward, popular options including Babel French Restaurant & Bar as well as custom-made Asian from downtown’s Little Sheep.