The direct waterway route from Nansha Passenger Port to Hong Kong International Airport will officially resume on March 20th. From March 20 to March 31, Hong Kong Airport Authority and Nansha Passenger Transport Port jointly launched the "one yuan ticket" promotional activity. Tickets for this route can be purchased through the "the Pearl River Airlines" WeChat applet or offline at Nansha Passenger Transport Port. First come, first served, stop after purchase! After the resumption of this route, passengers can apply for baggage direct hanging service at Nansha Port. After completing the relevant exit procedures, passengers can take the express ship and travel directly to the restricted area of Hong Kong International Airport in only about 70 minutes. They can continue their journey directly to the boarding gate without going through Hong Kong's immigration and customs procedures. The check-in service will resume in April. Previously, the Pazhou Hong Kong Macao Passenger Transport Port opened and operated a direct ship to Hong Kong International Airport. Passengers departing from the Pazhou Hong Kong Macao Passenger Transport Port to Hong Kong can also enjoy fast travel with Guangzhou tickets and Hong Kong boarding. It is reported that Hong Kong International Airport connects over 220 destinations worldwide, with over 120 airlines operating at the airport, making it the preferred transit hub for passengers in the Greater Bay Area. The Hong Kong Airport Authority is committed to deepening the transportation network between Hong Kong International Airport and cities in the Greater Bay Area. By providing more diversified multimodal transportation services, it ensures that passengers can conveniently and comfortably connect the world through Hong Kong International Airport. The resumption of direct waterway routes from Nansha Passenger Port to Hong Kong International Airport not only meets the needs of passengers for efficient, comfortable, and convenient travel experiences, but also promotes deep integration in the Greater Bay Area, further consolidating Hong Kong International Airport's position as an international aviation hub in the Greater Bay Area. (Lai Xin She)