Shanghai is the largest city in China, and the global financial hub is changing so rapidly it seems impossible to ever really fully know the city, even as a regular visitor. There are dozens of ...

No World Cup ticket? No problemWhen the world comes to a host city, the excitement outside the stadium can provide lasting memories without paying the price... MSC Cruises pivots, and a travel advisor ...

Shanghai is the third-largest city in the world, with a population of just over 40 million, and is one of the most vibrant metropolises in the country. There’s a seemingly endless list of things to do ...

Dynamic Shanghai seamlessly balances old and new, tradition and innovation. Puxi, on the west side of the Huangpu River, offers a peek into the past with colonial-era buildings, traditional shikumen ...

Located on the coast of Eastern China, Shanghai is defined by its duality. Art Deco facades, French-lined boulevards and crumbling shikumen lane houses sit alongside the world’s most futuristic ...

The latest travel data from Trip.com reveals a decisive shift in travel habits, with China expected to become a top travel spot for Southeast Asian travellers in 2026. Singaporean holidaymakers are ...