Direct flight to Marco Polo's hometown: China Eastern Airlines' "Shanghai-Venice" route will start on September 26
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Civil Aviation Resources Network, July 19, 2024: Starting from September 26, 2024, as the largest main base airline in Shanghai, China Eastern Airlines will open a new direct flight from Shanghai to Venice, Italy. The flight number of this route is MU785/786, with 3 flights per week, one round trip each on Monday, Thursday and Saturday. Tickets for this route are now on sale, and passengers can log in to China Eastern Airlines' official website, APP and other platforms to inquire about relevant information.
The flight time of the Shanghai-Venice route is about 13 hours. The outbound flight takes off from Shanghai Pudong International Airport at 00:50 Beijing time and arrives at Venice Marco Polo Airport at 07:50 local time; the return flight takes off from Venice Marco Polo Airport at 11:30 local time and arrives at Shanghai Pudong International Airport at 05:30 Beijing time. China Eastern Airlines has selected the A330 model to operate the Shanghai-Venice route, and is equipped with the first domestically realized "online at takeoff, online throughout the journey" high-speed in-flight WIFI, which can give passengers a better experience for more than 10 hours of air flight.
Venice is located on the Adriatic Sea. It is a famous economic center and world-famous tourist city in northeastern Italy. It is also the hometown of Marco Polo, who became famous for writing travel notes and introducing China to Europe. On the Silk Road in the past, it took a long journey from Venice to China, and most people could only learn about distant places through travel notes. Today, direct flights have made the connection and interaction between the two places more convenient than ever before.
In May this year, China announced that the visa-free policy for citizens of 12 countries including Italy to visit China for a short period of time will be extended to the end of 2025. Qualified Italian travelers can enjoy visa-free convenience when visiting China. In addition, travelers from 54 countries, including 40 European countries, can apply for 144-hour transit visa-free in Shanghai. The transit visa-free policy after entering Shanghai covers Shanghai, Jiangsu and Zhejiang. Overseas travelers flying directly from Venice to Shanghai can travel smoothly, whether they start their journey in Shanghai, visit Shanghai, a charming international metropolis, or transfer to a third place.