The customs clearance inspection equipment was installed on June 2 at the No. 3 berth cruise terminal technical modification project of Jinjing Port (hereinafter referred to as "No. 3 berth modification project"), marking new headway in Pingtan, Chinese mainland’s closest neighbor of Taiwan.

Workers are putting the finishing touch to the project. It is expected that the newly-built passenger and freight checkpoint will be officially put into operation in early June.

Overlook to the No. 3 cruise berth [Photo by Jiang Xinheng]

Chinoiserie interior decoration [Photo by Jiang Xinheng]

Pictures of iconic Pingtan landscape seen on the wall [Photo by Jiang Xinheng]

The interior adopts ceiling modelling characterized by blue sky and fluffy clouds, connoting Pingtan as a green tourist island. [Photo by Jiang Xinheng]

Project Profile:

The No. 3 berth modification project construction started on November 22, 2019. The project includes the construction of a passenger transportation inspection center, a parking lot, and the transformation of the existing 50,000-ton berth into a 150,000-ton passenger and cargo liner berth. This project is a key water transportation project in E China’s Fujian province. It is the second cruise terminal located in the northern region of the western Taiwan Straits next to the Xiamen International Cruise Terminal in Fujian.

Upon completion, it will drastically increase Pingtan's passenger traffic to Taiwan and beyond, which is conducive to enhancing the popularity and reputation of Pingtan that emerges as a rising international tourism island.

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