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Articles tagged “shanghai”

Airlines

Beijing Reimposes Travel Restrictions as Shanghai Demands Quarantines

This potential second wave couldn't have come at a worse time, as U.S. carriers prepare to restart flights to China and Shanghai looks forward to hosting Formula One races this season.

Ryan Woo, Liangping Gao, Tina Qiao, Lusha Zhang Se Young Lee, Huizhong Wu and Winni Zhou., Reuters | 4 years ago

Beijing Reimposes Travel Restrictions as Shanghai Demands Quarantines

Hotels

The Man Who’s Taking on Disney Parks Will Soon Open a ‘7-Star’ Hotel in Shanghai

Whenever we hear crazy marketing claims from hotels or airlines that involve multiple stars and ridiculous accolades, we just turn the stereo up to 11 to drown out the sound.

Sarah Enelow, Skift | 8 years ago

The Man Who’s Taking on Disney Parks Will Soon Open a ‘7-Star’ Hotel in Shanghai

Tourism

Anthony Bourdain’s ‘Parts Unknown’ Episode 1: Seeking Out Shanghai

Bourdain and team now have a formula that they know works and they're largely sticking to it, making time to experiment more with visuals and cinematography than interactions and content.

Samantha Shankman, Skift | 10 years ago

Anthony Bourdain’s ‘Parts Unknown’ Episode 1: Seeking Out Shanghai

Hotels

What Starwood learned by moving its execs to Dubai for a month

Rival execs mocked Starwood's decision to relocate, but the brand's leaders are definitely learning more on site than they are mulling over spreadsheets in a corporate campus.

Emma Hall, AdAge | 11 years ago

Tourism

Los Angeles opens its second Chinese tourism office in Shanghai

LA is tapping into China’s booming and lucrative outbound tourism market to reach its annual goal of 50 million tourists, a strategy it’s wholly dedicating itself to by building brand awareness at the roots of the market.

Hugo Martin, Los Angeles Times | 11 years ago

Tourism

Tomorrow Beijing and Shanghai lift visa restrictions on short-term stays

China's move is just smart. Allowing fliers to stick around two of its most impressive cities rather than moving through will attract a new type of traveler.

Soo Kim, The Daily Telegraph | 11 years ago

Tomorrow Beijing and Shanghai lift visa restrictions on short-term stays

Airlines

Chinese government approves over $150 billion in spending on airports, roads and infrastructure

Unlike its stimulus package in 2008/2009, this injection is almost exclusively focused on infrastructure projects that will strengthen China's transportation networks.

Koh Gui Qing, Reuters | 12 years ago