Who it is for
- Exhibitors shipping stands, machines, or samples from China to a named hall
- Shows where the goods must return, or where some pieces will be sold on site
- Cargo that is too large for a courier and too date-sensitive for a guess
Solutions
Yihang Shipping moves exhibition cargo from a factory in China to a named hall, and back if the goods are not sold. The file can use an ATA carnet for temporary import, or a normal import if the goods stay. Ocean is for stands and machinery. Air is for samples. Where a China–Europe rail service replaces the sea route, transit can be up to about 40% shorter than ocean. That is a planning comparison, not a booked transit. The quote counts back from the hall’s receiving slot. This page does not name a show or a client.
| Mode | Planning window | When it fits |
|---|---|---|
| Ocean FCL | Use the lane’s planning window, then add release and the hall’s move-in. Dalian usually adds a feeder. | Stands, machinery, and anything that should stay in one box. |
| Air freight | A few days airport to airport once the flight is confirmed. Still has to clear the hall’s slot. | Samples, graphics, and pieces that miss the vessel. |
| China–Europe rail | Where rail replaces the sea route, up to about 40% shorter than ocean. A planning comparison, not a booked transit. | Europe, when the vessel misses the build day and air is the wrong tool. |
Windows are for planning. They are not a Yihang booking.
Hall, city, move-in date, and whether the goods return or stay.
ATA carnet for temporary entry. A commercial import if a piece is sold.
The lane window, plus release, plus the hall. The quote writes the latest cargo-ready date.
The same job, pointed at a country. Open the lane if you already know the destination.
FCL, LCL, and air freight from China, including Dalian, to US ports and doors. Yihang quotes the lane with the port, the mode, and what the rate includes.
Canada China to CanadaOcean and air freight from China to Vancouver and on to Toronto, Montreal, and other Canadian doors. One quote covers the sailing and the inland leg.
Singapore China to SingaporeShort-sea FCL and LCL, plus air, from China to Singapore. North China cargo, including Dalian, is planned with the feeder connection included.
Australia China to AustraliaOcean FCL, LCL, and air from China to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Fremantle. Planning windows only. No published freight rates.
Europe China to EuropeOcean freight to North Europe, rail when the vessel is too slow, and air when the date is real. Quoted from China, including Dalian.
Russia and Central Asia China to Russia and Central AsiaRail and multimodal freight from China to Russia and Central Asia, with door-to-station and station-to-door options.
The quote can include delivery to the hall’s receiving point for that show. A port on the bill of lading is not the stand. The hall’s slot and any exclusive handler are named before booking.
Temporary import when the goods will leave again. It is not the document for goods that are sold at the show. Tell us which pieces return and which stay, because those are two files.
Count back from move-in using the lane’s planning window, then add customs release and the hall. A West Coast sailing and a European sailing are not the same number of days. The quote states the date. The page does not.
Yes, when the carnet or the re-import is set up before they leave. The return sailing is a second date, not a footnote after the show closes.