Other name: N/A Climatic conditions:  temperate marine climate Language: English, French Dialing code:  001 (country code), 604 (city code) Postal code:  98660 98687

Location: On the west shore of Canada, against the mountains and facing the ocean Emergency call:  Fire / Ambulance / Police 911 Currency:  Canadian Dollar (CAD) Exchange rate: 1 U.S. Dollar = 0.96 Canadian Dollar, 1 Euro = 1.38 Canadian Dollar (for reference only)

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1. Airport Name：Vancouver International Airport

2. Basic Information
Vancouver International Airport is located on Sea Island, about 15 kilometers from downtown Vancouver. It is one of the busiest airports in Canada with non-stop flights daily to the cities of the United States, Asia, Europe, Mexico, the Caribbean, and other airports within Canada. The South Terminal serves domestic airlines that fly mostly within British Columbia.

3. Terminal Information
There is currently only one terminal in Vancouver International Airport, which is divided between international and domestic flights.

4. Location of Check-In Counters
Air China check-in counters are on Level 3 of the international area and are counter numbers 137-145.

5. Airport Directions

International Departure Procedures
Passengers go to the Check-in hall on Level of the international area – Register baggage and Customs clearance – Check-in – Security check – Border Inspection – Airport exit and ground transportation.


International Arrivals
Passengers go to the international area and travel down to Level 2 – frontier inspection – baggage claim – customs inspection – arrivals hall – leave the airport.


6. VIP Lounge
The Air China VIP Lounge is located in the Plaza Lounge, on Level 3, 20 meters passed security inspection on the left.

Hours: 08:00 ~ 03:00, to meet the demand of passengers flying during Air China’s scheduled flight times.
 

7. Airport Transportation
The distance between the airport and the city center is about 15 km / 9 miles.

Airport bus:
The stop for the airport bus is to the right of the Terminal 2 entrance. It links to all major hotels, stations and ferry terminals. A round trip takes about 30-50 minutes and costs 10 Canadian dollars for a one way trip and 17 Canadian dollars for a round-trip. For passengers over 65 years old it costs 8 Canadian dollars for a single trip and 16 Canadian dollars for round-trip.
Bus:
Take bus number 100 from Terminal 3 for routes to the crossing of Granville Street and West 70^th Street. From there, visitors traveling to urban districts can change to bus number 20 or bus number 8. It takes about 1 hour, costing approximately 2 Canadian dollars.
Taxi:
Taxis are available at the airport hall exit and link to the urban district. The trip costs approximately 25 Canadian dollars.

8. Link
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1.Train
At VIA rail station, there are many trains that travel between Vancouver and other cities within Canada and North America. VIA trains run from Jasper to Vancouver every Monday, Thursday and Saturday. Amtrak trains travel between Seattle and Vancouver every day.

2. Bus
Vancouver bus networks extend all over the city, so getting around is very easy. Buses operate self-service ticketing, with fare of 2.25 Canadian dollars. With a ticket, visitors can take the bus, Sky Train and Sea Bus at the same fare free and unlimitedly within an hour and a half, or by paying the difference. Visitors can also buy a day ticket at stores or stations, which enables them to take bus, Sky Train and Sea Bus unlimitedly within the period of validity.

3. Taxi
Taxis are uncommon in Vancouver – they are mainly found at the airport and at hotels. Visitors can call taxi companies to book a car if needed. The flag-down fare is approximately 2.6 Canadian dollars, and the fare afterwards depends on the taximeter.