Question by Jim: Is it possible to cruise from Nanjing China to The Big Island Hawaii?
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Answer by reallysimpleindeed
No. It’s too far away. Look at google maps it’s like cruising 1/4 of the world’s circumference.
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Question by wudup: is the Yangtze river a clean river or dirty river and why?
i need to know if the Yangtze river is a clean or dirty river and why?
when i am researching it, it looks like its clean but im not sure. but if it is why?
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Answer by Bearwithme
Not clean. The Yangtze is very polluted, especially in Hubei or Shashi District.
The Yangtze is flanked with metallurgical, power, chemical, auto, building materials and machinery industrial belts and high-tech development zones.
The river is one of the world’s busiest waterways. Traffic includes commercial traffic transporting bulk goods such as coal as well as manufactured goods and passengers.
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Question by suzie q: What cruise speed cessna would I need for trips to and from china I live in Australia?
Which cessna would I need for constant trips to and from india, australia and china? and how about trips from australia to america? which cruise speed which maximum speed? thanks.
http://www.cessna.com/single-engine/skycatcher/skycatcher-pricing.html
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Answer by Pilsner Man
Just get a Universal Aerial Refueling system put on it. That’s about the only way you’ll be able to fly it to the countries you listed with the airplane link you have.
Go to cessna.com and select the range maps and then select a few different Citations.
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Question by David F: What about a Yangtze river cruise? What are the best scenic parts of the river?
What kind of food available on the boat?
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Answer by funnygirl
me, standing next to you.
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Question by wudup: why does the Huang He and the Yangtze river have problems with flooding?
i need to know why the huang he and the Yangtze river have problems with flooding at a certian time or can you guys tell me another similartie about those rivers?
thanks i am picking the best answer and i want a straight forward answer. i dont need something coped and pasted off google.
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Answer by Vampire Kissed
is it monsoons or just snow that melts form mountains near bye? those are my best guesses
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Question by hermes: YANGTZE RIVER ?
What are the problems and threats facing this river?
What is the cause of these problems?
Why have these problems occurred?
How have these problems affected the environment e.g. the people, animals, industry, land use and landscape
what does the future hold for this waterway and its surroundings if nothing is done to correct the problem
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Answer by Critters
Here are a few sites for you. Just think pollution.
Three Gorges Dam
http://www.internationalrivers.org/en/china/three-gorges-dam
Delegates from over 20 countries are meeting in Changsha, China to explore solutions to environmental problems affecting the Yangtze River.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/04/070417095004.htm
The Water Page – Yangtze River
http://www.africanwater.org/yangtze.htm
Yangtze River management faces huge challenges, WWF expert
http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/90001/90781/90879/6738722.html
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Question by Aileen Liu: Are there any cruise-lines to travel from China to Canada？It may take 20 days?
I am seriously consider about travelling from China to Canada this summer holiday,so please give me more details.Thank you.
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Answer by Jim Mullins
Just fly!
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Question by Collen: Do The Schedules For The Yangtze River Cruise Change?
Do The Schedules For The Yangtze River Cruise Change?
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Answer by Dafan
Yangtze River cruise operators reserve the right to cancel or change the sailing schedules of any ship without notice. This happens if booking numbers do not reach the level required by the operator on a particular sailing. China Highlights Travel makes reservations in good faith but can not guarantee that bookings on a particular ship and time will be honored. We will however always do all in our power to ensure that alternative satisfactory arrangements are made, should there be a change of ship or sailing schedule. We will do our utmost to ensure that any change will impact your trip as little as possible.
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Question by Junaluska: Do Americans need a visa to visit Sanya china when arriving on a cruise boat?
I have read something about a “visa on arrival” and also a “no visa policy” for travel groups over 5 persons. We are only in port for 7 hours and it seems absurd. The cruise company is Scandinavian and has made some kind of arrangements for them but nothing for Americans, although this is a very popular cruiseline for Americans.. Any advice or recent experience will be greatly appreciated.
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Answer by Eileen J
I traveled alot and seems all countries need a passport to get into them…I went on river cruises and boats. I been even checked on buses from one country to another. even on travel group tours….I would ask a travel agent though. You may not be able to get off the cruise ship without it,,,better Check or wait it out on the ship..GOOD LUCK,,,have fun wherever you travel..STAY safe.
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Question by miki420: my family is going on a cruise going to fukuoka and kagoshima both in japan coming from shanghai china?
my family is going on a cruise going to fukuoka and kagoshima both in japan coming from shanghai china, is there any travel advisory? im from the philippines.
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Answer by itsjustme
Given the fact that Japan has just been devastated by the earthquake, the tsunami and the three explosions and meltdown of three nuclear plants, I stay completely away from that particular cruise for at least a couple of years.
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