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The 16th China International Aerospace Expo will be held in Zhuhai, Guangdong from December 7th to 13th. The scale has been further expanded. Currently, more than 1,100 companies from nearly 50 countries and regions are participating in the exhibition, with more than 3,000 pieces of exhibiting equipment, of which "first exhibition" and "first show" exhibits account for about 10%.
The 16th China International Aerospace Expo will be held in Zhuhai, Guangdong from December 7th to 13th. The scale of this air show has been further expanded. Currently, there are more than 1,100 companies from nearly 50 countries and regions participating in the exhibition, with more than 3,000 pieces of exhibiting equipment, of which "first exhibition" and "first show" exhibits account for about 10%.
Recently, some online live broadcast rooms claimed that "you can now buy tickets for the China Air Show at a high price," which aroused doubts among netizens. Are tickets for this China Air Show on sale? Where can I buy tickets? Who can purchase discounted tickets?
Tickets go on sale on the 19th. Tickets should be purchased through official designated channels.
The reporter learned from the air show ticket sales conference that tickets for the 16th China Air Show will officially go on sale at 12 noon on October 19. Tickets for the public days of this air show are purchased through real-name tickets. Tickets should be purchased through official designated online channels. There is no ticket window on site. In addition, the opening hours of the three exhibition areas are different, and the ticket prices and visiting methods are also different.
This air show will be held in Zhuhai, Guangdong from December 7th to 13th. Among them, the public days of the Zhuhai International Air Show Center are from December 11 to 13, and various ticket types such as individual tickets, discount tickets, and ground equipment dynamic demonstration area package tickets will go on sale on October 19.
Jiao Jian, Deputy General Manager of Zhuhai Air Show International Cultural Communication Co., Ltd.: The air show center’s individual tickets this year are one person, one ticket, valid for single admission, and individual tickets are 600 yuan each. Discounted tickets are only related to age. Under 18 years old and over 60 years old, one person has one ticket. It is valid for a single admission and is 400 yuan.
In addition, individual tickets for the ground equipment dynamic demonstration area of the air show center are 1,000 yuan, and discount tickets are 800 yuan. The Lianzhou unmanned equipment exhibition area is open for ticket sales from December 8th to 10th, and the ticket price is 100 yuan. The Gaolan Port Maritime Equipment Exhibition Area, opened for the first time, will be open to the public for free from December 7 to 11. Online reservation and review will be implemented. The specific reservation method will be announced by the official.
The organizer reminds visitors that they can fill in their visitor information in advance and use their valid ID to purchase tickets with their real names. When purchasing tickets, you should go through official designated channels and beware of false ticket sales information.

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