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Turkish Airlines Will Launch Direct Flights To Beijing And Shanghai Turkish Airlines has announced that it will launch direct flights from Istanbul to Beijing and Shanghai to meet the demand from the increasing number of passengers between Turkey and China. From June 29, the current Istanbul-Beijing-Shanghai route ... Bogensperger Takes The Helm At Hyatt On The Bund Gottfried Bogensperger has been appointed general manager of Hyatt on the Bund in Shanghai. Bogensperger consolidated his studies with culinary assignments in Austria, Singapore and Switzerland, before joining Hyatt in 1986. Following an ... New GM At Zhongshan Golf Resort Nanjing Accor has appointed Kevin Qin as the general manager of Sofitel Zhongshan Golf Resort Nanjing. He has over 20 years of extensive experience in the hotel industry, working with hotels in the Accor Group including Novotel Beijing, Novotel Orchid ... More China news |
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Pearl of the Orient and Whore of the East, Shanghai has been dragged through an incredibly chequered past of invasions and occupations. This created a wild city of opium dens, underground gambling joints, brothels, gangsters and decadence, all brought to an abrupt end by the suffocating grip of Communist rule in the late 1940s. But, Shanghai is staggering from the shadows once more. The honorary capital of China has that old glint in her eye again. To get a flavor of the city take a Huangpu river trip for great views of the Bund, which was Shanghai's thriving Wall Street in the 30's, or visit the lively Frenchtown area for great food, shopping and nightlife. The stunning Shanghai Museum and incredible, gravity-defying Huzhou Pagoda, which beats the tower of Pisa in the leaning stakes, are also well worth a visit. |
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Bund - Situated in the former Shanghai International Settlement, the Bund is a waterfront landmark comprising 52 heritage buildings built in the early 1900s that stretch one mile along the western bank of the Huangpu River, with clear vantage points of the Pudong skyline.
