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Returning to Guangzhou After Zibo, Shandong | China Vlog
After an amazing trip to Zibo in Shandong Province, we’re flying back to our home in Guangzhou. But as soon as we arrive, there’s one important thing we have to do before we can finally relax… Join us for another day of life and travel in China!
July 2026 | Vlog 628 | Guangzhou, china
Road to Every...
After an amazing trip to Zibo in Shandong Province, we’re flying back to our home in Guangzhou. But as soon as we arrive, there’s one important thing we have to do before we can finally relax… Join us for another day of life and travel in China!
Road to Every Province in China: 22/34 so far.
After an unforgettable stop in Zibo, Reanne and Ben are heading home to Guangzhou — but their China adventure doesn’t pause at the doorstep. There’s one important thing waiting to be done before they can finally kick back and relax. With 22 of China's 34 provinces already checked off, every city brings a fresh surprise. Tune in for another down-to-earth day of life and travel in China, where homecoming still comes with a little twist.
After an amazing trip to Zibo in Shandong Province, we’re flying back to our home in Guangzhou. But as soon as we arrive, there’s one important thing we have to do before we can finally relax… Join us for another day of life and travel in China!
Road to Every Province in China: 22/34 so far.
Reanne and Ben leave Zibo after staying two nights at a hotel and travel to the airport for a domestic flight back to their apartment in Guangzhou. Reanne says the drive from the hotel to the airport takes about 1 hour and 10 minutes and estimates the taxi to cost about £15 to £20. The driver tells them there may be a return-trip fee and highway tolls. They ask for additional charges to be handled through DiDi rather than as a tip. In the app, Reanne later sees a 43-yuan toll and an 88-yuan toll charge, which she says is double, plus a parking fee even though the driver only drove in and out. They pack hotel gifts from a manager named Amy, check in and wait in the terminal. Reanne asks viewers how early they leave for a domestic flight and says she wishes they had left about half an hour earlier. They board a flight to Guangzhou that they say lasts about 2 hours and 15 minutes; she describes constant turbulence and says the flight was uncomfortable. After landing, they walk to baggage claim and find their belt number, 31, on a display toward the corner. At Guangzhou Terminal 2, Reanne orders a ride through a Chinese payment app, follows the pickup information to a numbered bay and meets the driver. Back at their apartment, they collect parcels, unpack, start laundry and show a brief view of the home. Their comments about the hotel, taxi charges, airport timing and flight are personal experiences, not general guarantees.
Reanne & Ben leave Zibo after two nights at a hotel and fly back to their apartment in Guangzhou. The drive to the Zibo airport takes about 1 hour and 10 minutes. Their driver discusses tolls and a return-trip fee, which the couple asks to have added through DiDi rather than paid as a tip. At the airport, they later review the taxi charges and question the toll and parking amounts. They check in, wait at the terminal and board a domestic flight; Reanne describes steady turbulence on the roughly 2-hour-15-minute journey. In Guangzhou, they locate their baggage, request a car from Terminal 2 and return to their apartment. They collect parcels, unpack, start laundry and give viewers a brief look around their home.
Reanne and Ben leave Zibo, fly back to Guangzhou, review a taxi-fee dispute and return to their apartment to unpack.
Zibo to Guangzhou: Airport Transfer, Flight and Return Home
1:06 Reanne estimates the drive from their Zibo hotel to the airport at about 1 hour and 10 minutes. For a similar trip, allow time for the road journey and traffic; the couple says they were already concerned about leaving late.
2:34 Before their domestic flight, Reanne wonders how early travelers leave for the airport and says she wishes they had left about half an hour sooner. Their timing reflects this trip and traffic, not a universal check-in requirement.
7:29 When their driver mentions tolls and a return-trip fee, Reanne and Ben ask to have any extra amount added through DiDi rather than handled as a tip. Confirm the amount and payment method in the app if a driver raises an additional charge.
10:31 After the ride, Reanne checks the app and says the toll was 43 yuan but the driver added 88 yuan, as well as a parking fee she questions. This is their account of one trip; review the individual charge details in your own receipt.
19:04 At Guangzhou baggage claim, the couple finds their carousel number, 31, on an information board after missing it at first. Check the flight display for the assigned belt, especially if the number is not obvious from the nearby signs.
22:25 After booking the ride, Reanne gets the car identifier ending in 891 and is directed to bay 4. Check the identifier and pickup bay shown in the app before boarding; she sees the car arriving a few minutes later.
1:06 Reanne estimates the drive from their Zibo hotel to the airport at about 1 hour and 10 minutes. For a similar trip, allow time for the road journey and traffic; the couple says they were already concerned about leaving late.
2:34 Before their domestic flight, Reanne wonders how early travelers leave for the airport and says she wishes they had left about half an hour sooner. Their timing reflects this trip and traffic, not a universal check-in requirement.
7:29 When their driver mentions tolls and a return-trip fee, Reanne and Ben ask to have any extra amount added through DiDi rather than handled as a tip. Confirm the amount and payment method in the app if a driver raises an additional charge.
10:31 After the ride, Reanne checks the app and says the toll was 43 yuan but the driver added 88 yuan, as well as a parking fee she questions. This is their account of one trip; review the individual charge details in your own receipt.
19:04 At Guangzhou baggage claim, the couple finds their carousel number, 31, on an information board after missing it at first. Check the flight display for the assigned belt, especially if the number is not obvious from the nearby signs.
22:25 After booking the ride, Reanne gets the car identifier ending in 891 and is directed to bay 4. Check the identifier and pickup bay shown in the app before boarding; she sees the car arriving a few minutes later.
0:23 Leaving Zibo for Guangzhou
0:44 Wrapping up the Zibo hotel stay
1:54 Taxi ride and airport timing
4:23 Opening the hotel gifts
5:31 Discussing tolls and the return fee
10:25 Checking the taxi charges
11:39 Coffee and waiting at the airport
12:50 Boarding the flight to Guangzhou
15:51 Landing back in Guangzhou
19:04 Finding the baggage carousel
21:27 Ordering a ride from Terminal 2
24:13 Returning home and collecting parcels
25:43 Unpacking and starting the laundry
27:39 A brief apartment tour
0:23 Leaving Zibo for Guangzhou
0:44 Wrapping up the Zibo hotel stay
1:54 Taxi ride and airport timing
4:23 Opening the hotel gifts
5:31 Discussing tolls and the return fee
10:25 Checking the taxi charges
11:39 Coffee and waiting at the airport
12:50 Boarding the flight to Guangzhou
15:51 Landing back in Guangzhou
19:04 Finding the baggage carousel
21:27 Ordering a ride from Terminal 2
24:13 Returning home and collecting parcels
25:43 Unpacking and starting the laundry
27:39 A brief apartment tour
Where do Reanne and Ben travel after leaving Zibo?
They fly from Zibo back to their apartment in Guangzhou.
What extra charges did their taxi driver discuss?
The driver mentioned highway tolls and a return-trip fee. Reanne later says the app showed an 88-yuan toll charge alongside a 43-yuan toll and a parking fee she questioned.
How long was their flight to Guangzhou?
They say the flight lasted about 2 hours and 15 minutes, and Reanne describes persistent turbulence.
How did they find their checked baggage?
They checked the airport display and found their baggage belt number, 31, toward the corner of the baggage area.
What did they do after returning to their apartment?
They collected parcels, unpacked, started laundry and showed viewers a brief tour of their home.
