As of Wednesday, the port had handled a total of 1,042 China-Europe freight trains, up 7 percent year on year, 10 days earlier to reach more than 1,000 trains compared to the record of last year.
The Erenhot Port is the largest land port between China and Mongolia, through which 68 China-Europe freight train routes link China with more than 60 regions of over 10 countries, including Germany, Poland, and Mongolia.
Since the beginning of this year, the land port has opened a “green channel” for China-Europe freight trains, which has further improved the operational efficiency of the trains.