Qingdao TAO Airport Shuttle Service


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Nov 27, 2024

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Qingdao Airport Transportation

Just north of the seaside city of Qingdao, Qingdao International Airport is a great way to make your way into the German-influenced metropolis, not only for its quiet residential surroundings that make traffic a breeze but large terminal able to handle thousands of passengers per hour. Reserve a ride that makes the whole trip even simpler, choosing between private lifts that range from sedans to vans, also considering the compact efficiency of a taxi or local personal driver.

TAO Transportation
Home to a few bus lines that run through the facility’s Ground Transportation as well as the Chengyang Train Station less than a mile north, Qingdao International doesn’t offer many public transport options. Get out of the region with ease by booking a shuttle with local shuttle providers instead, looking forward to instant departures the moment you land as well as the perk of bag handling services.

Shared Ride Van
Whether you’re a family on the go or just trying to keep close the attractions of downtown, having a ride that can make each moment relaxing is a priceless gift. Do so by reserving a shared ride van through local airport transportation providers, getting one-way trips to hotels, resorts, and all-in-one locales hassle-free.

Private Van
Carrying up to a dozen passengers, private vans are ideal for big groups interested in not only sticking together but checking out the region in total privacy. Book with local shuttle providers to explore the city’s unique German roots, whether it’s through the exhibits at Tsingtao Brewery Museum or the architecture of the Huashi Building.

Private Sedan
Small parties as well as those traveling solo may want to go with a private sedan to experience the majesty of what’s right around the corner, booking with area transfer service providers to check out intimate attractions, from the wildlife at Qingdao Aquarium to the scenic routes within Laoshan National Forest Park.

Local Personal Drivers
Those interested in the hidden charms of Qingdao should rest assured that there’s a way to see it all. Get the skinny on where to hang out in the unique waterside metropolis by booking a local personal driver, checking out the coolest bars, museums, and hidden beaches from someone who knows the area like the back of their hand.

Private SUV
If all you need is a breeze and your family by your side, book a private SUV from area companies. Spend as much time as you need to stop & smell the flowers at Qingdao Botanical Garden, also getting a view of the entire region with a drive along Hong Kong Road, a popular stretch along the water that connects to several parks & beaches.

Taxi Cab
Go efficient with a taxi, whether you’re a business traveler in need of a quick lift to Qingdao International Convention Center or simply want to avoid the commitment of renting a car. Also perfect for catching late-night flights and early-morning meetings, the classic yellow car is always there for you, 24/7.

Stretched Limousine
Witness the majesty of the area’s ritzy side by booking a stretched limousine, contacting local limo providers to have your golden chariot pick you up the moment you land, whether it’s for a unique sit-down experience at a fine dining restaurant or a stunning performance at Qingdao Grand Theatre.

Chartered Bus
If you’re trekking through the region with more than a dozen passengers, a chartered bus can take care of business with ease. Think big when it comes to how to enjoy your time, looking forward to Lu Xun Park open-air benches and plazas looking out at the Yellow Sea as much as the rewarding tranquility within Zhanshan Temple.

TAO Airport Terminals
Expanded in 2006, Qingdao International is home to 2 main terminals; Terminal 1, which serves domestic flights, and Terminal 2, which serves International.

Terminal 1 (Domestic):
- Level 1: arrivals & departures, check-in, lost & found, telephones and information desks.
- Level 2: VIP lounges, ATMs, luggage storage, medical services, and restaurants & shops.

Terminal 2 (International):
- Level B1: underground parking garage, taxis, and bus lines.
- Level 1: arrivals & departures, check-in, and information desks.
- Level 2: VIP lounges, luggage storage, and restaurants & shops.

Qingdao Airport Shuttles

Handling mostly domestic flights, Qingdao International Airport is a busy facility, but by no means impossible to get around. Make your journey into the city something to look forward to by having a ride ready to pick you up the moment you land, reserving a shuttle from either area taxi or sedan companies to enjoy your view of the Yellow Sea stress-free.

A city known for its bay-within-a-bay location, Qingdao is a diverse sprawl that makes any side of town easy to enjoy. If you’re on the north side of the city, expect quaint riverside sit-downs at Culture Park and Qingdao Haipohe Park, while those planning to hang out in the far east end have the lush backdrop of Laoshan National Forest Park to explore. If you’re on the southern or western side of the city, cross the bay via the Qingdao Jiaozhou Wan Tunnel, which connects to the neighboring city of Xiaogandao as well as a few small island villages.

Stay on top of things by keeping track of all the important aspects of your shuttle reservation, from what time the pick-up is planned to where Ground Transportation is. Do so by jotting down all the details in a travel journal, or by printing out your confirmation email. Another helpful way to make the day go by smoother is by asking for help from the information desks scattered across Level 1 of both terminals, not to mention utilizing the airport’s on-site telephones to make a quick cancellation or re-schedule.

About Qingdao International Airport
Less than 20 miles (32 km) from downtown Qingdao, the airport is a 45-minute drive to most urban destinations. Don’t get weighed down by reserving a room close to the facility, choosing between Qingdao Civil Aviation Airport, which offers the closest distance as well as shuttle pick-ups, or the equally popular Qingdao Quillin Hotel and Qingdao Kuaitong International Hotel, both of which offer professional 3-star amenities, shuttle service, and a short 7-minute walk from the airport’s main terminal entrance.

If you find yourself stuck inside the airport, let the many shops & eateries lift you up – home to a range of western chains like Starbucks Coffee and McDonald’s, not to mention a fully-stocked supermarket and vending machines, you’ll have plenty to fill you up. Spend some time shopping for a souvenir as well, whether it’s an interesting read at Azure Bookstore or a cute handbag from Diplomat, also keeping an eye out for stylish boutiques and big-brand fashion stores for something to remember your stay.

Those planning on hanging out near the airport should look forward to nearby attractions as well, unwinding with a short walk at Liuting Sports Park, home to a bridge that crosses a scenic pond, plus statues commemorating the Olympics. For a diverse choice of eats, head toward Wenyang Road, located along a canal that stems from the nearby Baisha River and offering over a dozen popular restaurants as well as a luxe bar at the Hotel Four Seasons. For something truly special, drive east toward the Qingdao Shimei’an Scenic Area, a large natural oasis that offers close access to isolated nunneries and temples.

Qingdao Destinations
With so much to do in the waterside city of Qingdao, you’ll have no problem having a good time, especially if you’re open to the region’s Germanic culture. Grab a beer at the famous Tsingtao Brewery for a unique experience, also strolling through the facility’s on-site museum before delving into the many attractions just south of the brewery. Go on a cable car ride through Qingdao Zhongshan Park when you’re done with your drink, taking in the massive recreation space connected to Qingdao Botanical Garden, Qingdao Zoo, and the iconic Shouchuang Television Tower, which is famous for its towering observation deck of the city as well as the Yellow Sea.

Be sure to also take in the view from Huiquan Square, a popular sitting area for those wanting to people-watch for a few hours, afterward taking in the breeze from the waterfront promenade at May Fourth Square, renowned for its windy views and modern art installations. Compliment the busy with the quiet by heading to Zhanshan Temple afterward, admiring the sanctuary’s famous bell towers and floral arrangements, finally ending the day with a stroll across the iconic Zhanqiao Bridge in West Gate. And no trip to Qingdao would be complete without a visit to The Diner, a Western-Eastern fusion eatery that meets all travelers in the middle.

Lounges at Qingdao Airport
There are 3 VIP lounges in Qingdao Airport, 2 in the Domestic Terminal and 1 in International

Terminal 1 (Domestic):
- Golden Century Lounge: Wifi, snacks, premium food, TVs, and reading material.
- First Class Lounge: fax machines, Wi-Fi, TVs, reading material, drinks, and disability access.

Terminal 2 (International):
- First Class Lounge: fax machines, Wi-Fi, reading material, drinks, TVs, and disability access.