Shenzhen Bus Group has launched the T526 express route, a dedicated feeder service designed to make cross-border travel between Shenzhen and Hong Kong smoother and more convenient.

A coastal road linking Huizhou’s Daya Bay area with Baguang in eastern Shenzhen is scheduled to open by the end of this year, providing a more direct route for cross-city travel and improving access to scenic destinations along the coast.

Shenzhen and Guangzhou airports will soon be directly linked by rail for the first time with the upcoming opening of a new intercity rail segment.

Shenzhen Metro has enabled contactless tap-to-ride payment at fare gates for passengers holding overseas-issued Mastercard, American Express, Visa, and JCB cards.

The Shenzhen Metro network now has 16 lines and one spur line in service.

​A new direct intercity bus service between Shenzhen Bay Checkpoint and Nansha District, Guangzhou, will be officially launched June 25.

The maritime passenger route between Shenzhen Airport Ferry Terminal and Macao Taipa Ferry Terminal officially resumed operations yesterday, bolstering cross-border connectivity between the two cities by offering up to seven round trips per day.

From June 15 to July 5, full-time students aged 14 and above who are enrolled in high school or below, as well as 2026 Gaokao candidates, can enjoy a 20% discount on second-class seats for selected trains arriving at Humen Station, Maoming South Station, or Zhanjiang North Station.