Shanghai tourism festival to last until Oct 6 to boost consumption
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Shanghai tourism festival to last until Oct 6 to boost consumption

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09-25-2023
 
The 34th Shanghai Tourism Festival will last until Oct. 6, aiming to boost cultural and tourism consumption. A total of 70 tourist attractions in Shanghai, including the Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Wildlife Park and Fengjing Ancient Town, as well as a raft of museums and parks, will offer 50% discount on admission tickets until Sept. 22. The city’s 16 districts will also launch various cultural tourism consumption activities.
 
Data from the Shanghai Municipal Administration of Culture and Tourism shows that in the first half of 2023, Shanghai received more than 139 million domestic visitors, generating tourism revenue of about 21.59 billion U.S. dollars, an increase of more than 100 percent year on year.
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