Rise in seat prices expected for Beijing-Tianjin trains
Ticket prices for traveling on the inter-city trains between Beijing and Tianjin will rise soon, local railway authorities said Tuesday.
Starting from May 28, the price of first-class seat tickets traveling between Beijing and Tianjin will increase from the current 65.5 yuan ($10.4) to 88 yuan, an increase of more than 30 percent, China Railway Beijing Group Co Ltd said.
The price for special-class seats will rise to 99 yuan from the current 93.5 yuan.
The price for second-class tickets will remain unchanged at 54.5 yuan.
The price increase was adopted in line with a guideline made public earlier by the China Railway Corp, the national railway operator.
The guideline said starting May 27, railway operators could adjust price ratios between higher-class seats and second-class seats.
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