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Hotelex Shanghai 2017 Offers Expanded Hospitality Industry Sourcing Opportunities Across Two Events
HOTELEX Shanghai (Phase One), focusing on hospitality supplies, food and catering will be held March 28-31 at the Shanghai New International Expo Center (SNIEC), followed by the newly launched “HOTEL PLUS” event focusing on building design, furnishing ... ( read original story ...)
The Westin Bund Centre Shanghai
Standing at the Shanghai’s historic and magnificent Bund waterfront, The Westin Bund Center Shanghai has been a trend-setter of providing facilities and services of unique characters in the city’s hotel industry since it was opened in October 2002. ( read original story ...)
The Future of Shanghai: Major Urban Developments in 2017
In the eyes of city developers, the Shanghai you are experiencing right now hasn’t reached its full potential -- maybe not for another twenty years. Taking the city's most iconic area for architecture, The Bund, for example. In the next few years ... ( read original story ...)
Room 10mins Walk to the Bund with incredible view
Only a few WALKING MINUTES to major attractions of Shanghai, like Yuyuan Garden(2 walking mins), East Nanjing Road (10 walking minutes), Bund (10 walking minutes) and People's Square(20 walking minutes). Perfect for anyone who wants to experience the 'Big ... ( read original story ...)
Travel with the D to Shanghai
David and Patricia Gzesh of Clinton Township took the D to the Bund in Shanghai on a combination business and pleasure trip in September 2014. In the background is the iconic communication tower and the Shanghai Tower hidden in the clouds. (Photo ... ( read original story ...)
China fines firms for using BMW-like trademark: media
SHANGHAI: A court in Shanghai ordered two Chinese firms and the founder of one of them to pay automaker BMW 3 million yuan (US$431,617.41) for registering trademarks similar to that of the German firm, the Shanghai Daily reported on Tuesday. The ruling is ... ( read original story ...)