Shanghai

Cities: Beijing | Shenzhen | Hainan | Guangzhou | Shanghai | Hangzhou

With a population of more than 22 million, Shanghai is China’s largest and wealthiest city, and the hub of finance, transportation and trade. Entering Shanghai, you will immediately be overwhelmed by the hustle and bustle of a thriving city: its colors, its people, its futuristic skyscrapers and indigenous Shikumen houses. 

• Currency
• Visa
• Health
• Tourism Board
• Convention Bureau

CNY Exchange Rate

1 CNY

AUD

0.21 CNY

CHF

0.15 CNY

EUR

0.13 CNY

GBP

0.11 CNY

HKD

1.17 CNY

JPY

16.49 CNY

USD

0.15 CNY

According to the Administrative Law of the People’ s Republic of China on Entry and Exit of Foreigners, foreigners entering China should apply for a visa to the Chinese diplomatic representative or consular offices, or other institutions authorized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of People’ s Republic of China. The Chinese visas are divided into four types, i.e., diplomat, etiquette, business and common.

- Generally you will need a light coat and sweater in spring and short- sleeved shirts in summer. In autumn, long-sleeved shirts, sweater and coat are necessary, while sweater and overcoat are appropriate in winter. - You are not encouraged to drink directly from the tap. Normally, complimentary bottled water are provided for hotel guests.

Shanghai Municipal Tourism Administration

Tel: +86 21 2311 1111

Email: woya@meet-in-shanghai.net

Web: http://www.meet-in-shanghai.net

Shanghai International Conference Management Organization (It has the functions of a CVB.)

Tel: +86 21 51105000

Email: james.zheng@sicmo.com.cn

Web: http://www.sicmo.com.cn

Time Zone (GMT+08:00) Beijing, Chongqing, Hong Kong, Urumqi

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