Nestled in China’s Yangtze River Delta, Shanghai is a global financial and transport hub, attracting admirers from almost every nook and cranny of the world. It is the face of China’s rising economy, decorated with cloud-kissing skyscrapers, ancient architecture and museums. The easy accessibility to the city – Shanghai is connected with more than 400 cities worldwide by air and ocean routes – has majorly contributed to the city’s rise as a top-notch MICE destination in Asia. Add to it the new venues being constructed to host events of both lower and top echelons.
The places of interest which delegates can explore post events in and around Shanghai include Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Circus World, Zhujiajiao Water Village, Shanghai Museum, Shanghai World Financial Center, Yu Garden, The Bund, etc.
The largest city of China (by population) enjoys sound connectivity by air, rail, road, and sea. Shanghai has a reputation for being the world’s busiest container port. Shanghai has two operational international airports: Pudong International Airport and Hongqiao International Airport. The flights from these airports connect the city with other cities of the country and the world such as Beijing, Hong Kong, New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Tokyo Singapore, etc.
Jinghu, Huning and Huhang High-Speed Railways connect the international metropolis (Shanghai) with other major cities of the country. Shanghai also has a cruise port with three international terminals. Some of the cruise companies and ships that use these terminals include Royal Caribbean Cruises, Costa Rica Cruises, Star Cruises, Ocean Princess, Arcadia, etc.