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Strategy Briefing

City Travel Briefing: Shanghai

26 pages, Jan 2016

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Shanghai continues to see healthy increases in both international arrivals and domestic trips, although on-going concerns about pollution and the economic slowdown in China have reduced growth rates. Infrastructure is constantly improved to cater for higher leisure and business tourism flows. This includes the current expansion of Pudong International airport, several hotel openings by international chains, cruise terminal development and the opening of Disneyland Shanghai, set for June 2016.

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Regional inbound flows growing

International arrivals to Shanghai grew in 2014, driven mainly by regional flows, particularly from Japan, Taiwan, South Korea and Hong Kong.

Pollution and economic slowdown concerns

Shanghai has maintained arrival growth, but concerns about the ongoing economic slowdown and pollution worries are potential future problems.

Introduction of 6-day transit visa

The introduction of a 6-day transit visa was recently announced, which will enable residents of 45 countries to visit for 144 hours en route to a further destination.

Cruises on the rise

Shanghai has three cruise ports, and has become a major stopping point for regional cruises, as well as seeing increases in the number of trips starting from its terminals.

Hotel openings continue

Despite concerns about oversupply, hotel openings continue in Shanghai, with the focus on luxury boutique-style outlets operated by international chains.

Work on Pudong airport expansion starts

January 2016 saw work start on the terminal expansion at Pudong International Airport, which will allow for an annual capacity of 80 million passengers when completed in 2020.

All eyes on Shanghai Disneyland opening

Shanghai Disneyland will finally open to the public on 16 June 2016, and will bring a much needed unique leisure attraction for visitors to the city.

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Introduction

Scope

Key findings

Key Facts

Macro view

Shanghai Municipal Tourism Administration strategy

SWOT: Shanghai

Flows

Regional arrivals remain vital

Mice tourism growing but strong regional competition

Domestic trips

New transit visa to help tourism

Lodging

Openings continue despite oversupply

Occupancy rises slowly but rates remain static

Future outlook for lodging

Travel Modes

Getting to Shanghai

Infrastructure constantly improved

Future outlook for travel modes

Activities

Century Park the leading attraction

Festivals and Shanghai Disneyland

F uture outlook for activities

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City Travel Briefing: Shanghai

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Overview

Why buy this report?

Regional inbound flows growing

Pollution and economic slowdown concerns

Introduction of 6-day transit visa

Cruises on the rise

Hotel openings continue

Work on Pudong airport expansion starts

All eyes on Shanghai Disneyland opening

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Scope

Key findings

Key Facts

Macro view

Shanghai Municipal Tourism Administration strategy

SWOT: Shanghai

Flows

Regional arrivals remain vital

Mice tourism growing but strong regional competition

Domestic trips

New transit visa to help tourism

Lodging

Openings continue despite oversupply

Occupancy rises slowly but rates remain static

Future outlook for lodging

Travel Modes

Getting to Shanghai

Infrastructure constantly improved

Future outlook for travel modes

Activities

Century Park the leading attraction

Festivals and Shanghai Disneyland

F uture outlook for activities

Report Definitions

Data parameters and report definitions

Why buy this report?

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