Travel Aggregator (August 2019)

AUGUST 2019

APAC Newsletter

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Discover 2019 additions to UNESCO world heritage sites

Summer destinations for beach bums and active explorers

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Experience Asia’s sensational street food ~ Page 36

FOREWORD

WEBBEDS ASIA PACIFIC DARYL LEE CEO Daryl.Lee@webbeds.com SUN KOK SHENG CCO Koksheng.Sun@webbeds.com CYNDI NG COO Cyndi.Ng@webbeds.com CHERYL CHEANG Vice President, Marketing Cheryl.Cheang@webbeds.com EILEEN TOK Vice President, Commercial Technology Eileen.Tok@webbeds.com JINTANA PORNTANAPAT General Manager, Thailand and Indo-China Jintana.P@dotw.com

FOREWORD Welcome to this month’s edition of Travel Aggregator – WebBeds’ newsletter dedicated to the travel trade in Asia Pacific!

In August, we’re asking our readers an important question: what kind of summertime traveller are you: a beach bum or an active explorer? Whichever type of holiday you prefer, we’ll show you Asia’s best destinations for each preference. Also this month, we’ll tease your taste buds by revealing the region’s best street food spots.

Following the release of UNESCO’s latest list of World Heritage Sites, we provide a guide to the best of these new global treasures in Asia and further afield. And are you planning to visit China for the first time? It can be a daunting experience, so check out our Beginner’s Guide to China, full of top tips and expert advice.

As always, we’ll present some of Asia’s most exciting new hotel openings, plus all the latest news, photos and exclusive offers from WebBeds in Asia.

Enjoy the read!

VINCENT LEUNG Managing Director, Hong Kong, Philippines & Japan Vincent.Leung@webbeds.com JOY HUANG Managing Director, China Joy.Huang@webbeds.com LINDA KIM General Manager, South Korea Linda.Kim@webbeds.com JOSEPH SHIH General Manager, Taiwan Joseph.Shih@webbeds.com ASHUTOSH DOGRA General Manager, India Ashutosh.Dogra@webbeds.com JOHN STUCCI President, Pacific John.Stucci@webbeds.com JOY ZHOU General Manager, Singapore and Malaysia Joy.Z@dotw.com

Daryl Lee CEO of WebBeds Asia Pacific To catch up on any past editions of Travel Aggregator, simply head to attractions.fitruums.com/aggregator

ABOUT TRAVEL AGGREGATOR Travel Aggregator is the monthly newsletter published in-house by WebBeds Asia Pacific. Created especially for our travel trade partners and clients, this informative newsletter will include the latest updates from WebBeds Asia Pacific, including our news and developments, plus exciting offers from our partners, a selection of the hottest hotel deals, and much more!

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C E N TA R A A O N A N G B E A C H R E S O R T & S PA K R A B I

Centara Ao Nang Beach Resort & Spa Krabi Opening on 20th September, Centara Ao Nang Beach Resort & Spa Krabi blends stunning scenery with fantastic family facilities. Nestled on the beachfront, just moments from many restaurants, bars and shops, the resort features a series of elegant low-rise buildings surrounding a large lagoon pool.

Guests can choose from a range of rooms, including options with pool access, private plunge pools and bunk beds for families. Youngsters will be kept entertained with pools, waterslides and a kids’ club, while parents can unwind at the spa and fitness centre. The all-day restaurant focuses on Thai, Asian and European flavours, while the Beach Bar promises cold drinks and fresh seafood.

Whether you’re seeking a fun-filled family adventure, a break with BFFs or a couple’s retreat, Centara Ao Nang Beach Resort & Spa Krabi is a wonderful place to relax with your loves ones.

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C E N TA R A A O N A N G B E A C H R E S O R T & S PA K R A B I

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Visit UNESCO’s Newest World Heritage Wonders The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, better known as UNESCO, has released its eagerly anticipated list of new World Heritage sites for 2019. A total of 29 global sites were inscribed on the list this year, covering 25 countries and six continents.

These new entries are wonderfully diverse, ranging from pristine natural landscapes to former industrial sites, prehistoric relics to 20th Century architecture.

One thing they all have in common however, is that they are all deemed important enough to be preserved for future generations.

Another is that, having been designated UNESCO World Heritage sites, all of these spectacular attractions can expect a spike in tourist numbers in the coming years. Here’s WebBeds’ list of the best new UNESCO World Heritage sites that you need to see...

B A G A N , M YA N M A R

Bagan, Myanmar Nestled on the banks of the Ayeyarwady River, Bagan is a breathtaking landscape that is studded with over 2,200 Buddhist temples and pagodas, which date from the 9th to the 13th centuries. At its height, Bagan was the capital of the former Pagan Kingdom and an important regional centre of trade and commerce, and it remains a captivating place to visit today. As UNESCO says, “Bagan is a sacred landscape, featuring an exceptional range of Buddhist art and architecture�. Guests can explore this vast area by bike, tuk-tuk, horse and carriage, or even by hot-air balloon.

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A M ATA G A R D E N S R E S O RT

WHERE TO STAY

Amata Gardens Resort A haven of peace and tranquillity, Amata Garden Resort is perfectly positioned for guests who want to explore Bagan’s temples. Nestled in 6.9 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, this low-rise hotel features a collection of bright rooms, all featuring private balconies, plus a restaurant, a sparkling outdoor pool, a pool bar and the Nibbana Spa, perfect for relaxing after a long day touring the temples.

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JAIPUR, INDIA

Jaipur, India India’s “Pink City”, Jaipur is an exquisite destination that showcases a rich variety of architectural styles, representing its Hindu, Mughal and British colonial influences. While this is a thriving modern metropolis, home to over three million people, the capital of Rajasthan dates back to the 1700s and reflects the region’s rich history. UNESCO cited Jaipur’s “continuous colonnaded businesses [and] large public squares”, but many visitors will be drawn to the city’s main monuments, including the Hawa Mahal palace and Nahargarh Fort, which was the residence of King Sawai Jai Singh II.

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R A M B A G H PA L A C E

WHERE TO STAY

Rambagh Palace For guests who want to experience Rajasthan’s royal heritage, Taj Hotels’ Rambagh Palace is the only place to stay. Originally built in 1835, this was the former residence of Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II, and as a hotel it has hosted royalty, including Prince Charles. This enchanting hotel houses 78 stunning rooms and suites, fine-dining restaurants, a serene spa, elegant courtyards and manicured gardens.

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VA T N A J Ö K U L L N A T I O N A L P A R K , I C E L A N D

Vatnajökull National Park, Iceland Iceland is known as the “Land of Fire and Ice”, and nowhere is this name more appropriate than at Vatnajökull National Park. Covering over 14,000 square kilometres - nearly 14% of Iceland’s total area - this dramatic landscape includes Vatnajökull, the largest European glacier outside the Arctic, the volcanoes of Askja, Kverkfjöll and Snaefell, the mighty Dettifoss waterfall and the dramatic horseshoe-shaped cliffs of Ásbyrgi. Guests can visit all-year-round, but the summer months are more advisable, when the highland area becomes accessible and the glacial rivers start to flow in mighty torrents.

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F O S S H O T E L VA T N A J ร K U L L

WHERE TO STAY

Fosshotel Vatnajรถkull Nestled in stunning scenery and with breath-taking views of the Vatnajรถkull glacier, Fosshotel Vatnajรถkull is designed to blend seamlessly into its surroundings. The hotel features just 66 rooms, including single, double and triple options, plus a restaurant that focuses on produce sourced from local farmers and fishermen. Guests can also arrange tours into the UNESCO-listed landscape. [WebBeds Exclusive] For the month of August, enjoy 20% off bookings for check-ins between 1st November 2019 to 31st March 2020.

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Beach Bums vs.

Active Explorers What type of traveller are you? Do you love nothing more than lying on a sandy beach, basking in the sun with a good book and cold drink? Or does that sound like a waste of time? Do you prefer lacing up your hiking shoes and striding into the great outdoors, feeling the wind in your hair and soaking up spectacular views?

Fortunately, Asia Pacific has plenty of options to suit every travel preference. So whether you’re a proud beach bum or an eager explorer, you can discover your ideal destination.

MY KHE BEACH, DA NANG

FOR THE BEACH BUM

My Khe Beach, Da Nang With its combination of city and seaside, Da Nang is becoming one of Asia’s most desirable destinations.

My Khe Beach is an exquisite 30km-long stretch of soft sand that is easily accessible from all parts of the city. Guests can sunbathe and swim all-year-round, and surfing is popular from September onwards.

Relaxation Rating: 4/5

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TMS HOTEL DA NANG BEACH

WHERE TO STAY TMS Hotel Da Nang Beach is a modern hotel with bright and spacious suites, a serene spa and a rooftop infinity pool. Guest have instant access to My Khe Beach.

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TEGALALANG RICE TERRACES, BALI

FOR THE ACTIVE EXPLORER

Tegallang Rice Terraces, Bali Bali isn’t all about sun, sea and sand. Guests who head into the hills will discover dramatic scenery, including active volcanoes and verdant jungles. One of the most spectacular landscapes is the Tegalalang rice terraces near Ubud, which can be explored on foot. The steps can be steep and slippery, but the views are worth the effort.

Intensity Rating: 4/5

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KAMANDALU RESORT

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PA N TA I K O K , L A N G K AW I

FOR THE BEACH BUM

Pantai Kok, Langkawi Lapped by the clear waters of the Andaman Sea, Langkawi is an idyllic island where travellers can spend endless days soaking up the tropical sun and scenery. Set on the island’s west coast, Pantai Kok is a quiet and peaceful beach, great for nature lovers.

If guests fancy change, the popular Langkawi Cable Car is not far away.

Relaxation Rating: 5/5

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B E R J AYA L A N G K AW I R E S O R T

WHERE TO STAY Berjaya Langkawi Resort is nestled in the tropical rainforest overlooking Pantai Kok. This enchanting retreat blends overwater suites, seafront dining and a gorgeous lagoon-style pool.

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DRAGON’S BACK TRAIL, HONG KONG

FOR THE ACTIVE EXPLORER

Dragon’s Back Trail, Hong Kong Surrounded on all sides by stunning sea views, Dragon’s Back offers a fresh perspective on Hong Kong. This winding ridgeback path on Hong Kong Island is considered one of the city’s best hiking trails.

The 8.5km trek lasts about four hours and is not too taxing. The most impressive vistas are from the Shek O Peninsula viewing point.

Intensity Rating: 3/5

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M E T R O P A R K H O T E L C A U S E WA Y B A Y H O N G K O N G

WHERE TO STAY Metropark Hotel Causeway Bay Hong Kong is set in a 33-storey tower in the main commercial hub of Causeway Bay, with harbour-view rooms, delectable dining and a rooftop pool.

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TRAN PHU BEACH, NHA TRANG

FOR THE BEACH BUM

Tran Phu Beach, Nha Trang Nha Trang’s most popular downtown beach, Tran Phu allows beach bums to stay in the heart of the action. Easily accessible from the city’s main attractions, including vibrant Tran Phu Street, this is not the most secluded of beaches, but it is blessed with soft golden sand and aquamarine seas, which lap gently against the shore.

Relaxation Rating: 3/5

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QUEEN ANN HOTEL

WHERE TO STAY Queen Ann Hotel is a European-style hotel on Tran Phu Street. The sleek rooms overlook the sea and guests have a choice of two restaurants, a beauty salon and a sixth floor pool.

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HALLASAN, JEJU

FOR THE ACTIVE EXPLORER

Hallasan, Jeju South Korea’s highest mountain, a volcano and part of a UNESCO World Heritage-listed national park, Hallasan is a magnet for intrepid explorers. Located on Jeju Island, this is a rugged landscape with a wonderful diversity of wildlife. The trail isn’t too long, but the varying wind and weather make it a challenging trek. Only daytime hiking is permitted.

Intensity Rating: 5/5

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MAISON GLAD JEJU

WHERE TO STAY Maison Glad Jeju is an impeccable upscale hotel with 40 years of history and exceptional amenities, including outdoor pools, a spa, beauty salon and two dining outlets.

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PA T TAYA B E A C H , PA T TAYA

FOR THE BEACH BUM

Pattaya Beach, Pattaya Pattaya is one of Thailand’s most popular tourist destinations, with a wide range of attractions for all ages. Amidst all the shopping malls and theme parks however, Pattaya Beach is often overlooked. But this 4km crescent bay is a great place to sit back, relax and escape the hustle and bustle of the city. The seas are warm and shallow.

Relaxation Rating: 3/5

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T H E H A R D R O C K H O T E L PA T TAYA

WHERE TO STAY The Hard Rock Hotel Pattaya is a vibrant place to stay with a full selection of fun facilities, including a Hard Rock Cafe, Rock Spa and Rock Shop, plus an outdoor pool with its own sandy beach!

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M O U N T WA R N I N G , G O L D C O A S T

FOR THE ACTIVE EXPLORER

Mount Warning, Gold Coast Nestled between the Gold Coast and Byron Bay on Australia’s east coast, Mount Warning is a picturesque landscape of lush rainforests, gushing waterfalls, golden beaches and more. Early risers can take a morning hike to watch the sunrise. The roundtrip trek takes about five hours, but it becomes a rocky scramble as you head towards the summit.

Intensity Rating: 4/5

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SEA WORLD RESORT

WHERE TO STAY Sea World Resort forms part of the famous aquatic theme park on the Gold Coast. Families have an amazing array of activities, including a water park, kids’ club and a “SpongeBob Show”.

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Experience Asia’s Sensational Street Food Sizzling and smoking, boiling and bubbling, Asian street food is one of the region’s most exciting and enticing attractions. In the modern millennial era, when travellers crave authentic flavours and love to “live like a local”, dining on traditional street-side snacks has become a must-try activity.

To appreciate the true essence of Asian alfresco dining, one must experience it in the traditional way, surrounded by the sights and sounds of the city, rubbing shoulders with local urbanites. But with such a wide choice of options available, where are the best places to go and which dishes should you try? Here is WebBeds’ guide to discovering the finest street food Asia has to offer…

BANGKOK

Bangkok, Yaowarat

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WHAT TO EAT

Bangkok is the spiritual home of street-side dining.

There are so many wonderful dishes to try in

The bustling streets are a vast outdoor marketplace

Bangkok, that one could stay for a month and

of simple stalls where locals gather all through the

enjoy a new taste sensation every day. Don’t

day and late into the night. There are few better

miss the oyster omelette, a cheap treat that feels

street food spots in the Thai capital than Yaowarat,

wonderfully luxurious, along with Chinese pigs

the historic Chinatown district. Pick a place, pull

trotters and braised goose. Yaowarat is also famous

up a plastic chair and join your fellow diners on the

for its toasted bread, which is chargrilled with a

crowded pavements.

choice of delicious fillings.

W22 BY BURASARI

WHERE TO STAY

W22 by Burasari Nestled in the heart of Yaowarat, W22 by Burasari is a stylish boutique hotel that gives guests instant access to this vibrant district. Choose from double, triple or family rooms, all of which are equipped with contemporary amenities, or catch up with fellow travellers at the indoor garden atrium and rooftop bar. The brand new Wat Mangkon MRT subway station is just around the corner.

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OSAKA

Osaka, Dotonbori

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WHAT TO EAT

In Osaka, Japan’s culinary capital, there is a phrase

There are all sorts of exotic dishes in Dotonbori,

to describe the city’s culinary appetite: “kuidaore”,

including takoyaki (grilled octopus balls),

which roughly translates as “to ruin yourself

okonomiyaki (cabbage pancakes), gyoza (filled

through food”! The first stop on any gastronomic

dumplings) and kushikatsu (deep-fried meat or

tour should be the dazzling Dotonbori district.

vegetable skewers). Crab is another specialty and

Make your way down this neon-lit thoroughfare

many visitors are drawn towards Kani Doraku, a

towards the famous Glico Man, take in the

famous restaurant and local landmark with a six-

atmosphere and prepare to be ruined!

metre red crab above its door!

HEARTON HOTEL SHINSAIBASHI

WHERE TO STAY

Hearton Hotel Shinsaibashi In the centre of Osaka, just a short walk from Ebisu Bridge – the gateway to Dotonbori and home of the Glico Man – Hearton Hotel Shinsaibashi is a modern hotel that puts the entire city at guests’ fingertips. The single, double and triple rooms are all sleek and well-equipped with working desks and free Wi-Fi, and there is also a third floor restaurant.

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TA I P E I

Taipei, Raohe Street Night Market

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WHAT TO EAT

Whether you’re a Taipei first-timer or seasoned

There are so many tempting treats in Taipei that

traveller, Raohe Street Night Market is a must-

it is difficult to know where to start. For a quick

visit destination. This 600-metre-long stretch is

snack, pick up a skewer of grilled squid or some

a feast for the senses. Having entered through a

blow-torched beef cubes, which melt in the

grand golden gate, guests can savour a seemingly

mouth. Black pepper buns and braised pork with

endless row of stalls selling sizzling cuisine. So

rice offer a heartier snack, and visitors who want to

simply stroll along, enjoy the energetic ambience

dine like a local should try the stinky tofu, which is

and pick up a few snacks en-route.

fermented before being deep-fried.

WA T E R F R O N T H O T E L

WHERE TO STAY

Waterfront Hotel Overlooking the Keelung River, just moments from Raohe Night Market, the Waterfront Hotel is a perfect place for adventurous foodies. Modern and minimalist, this hotel offers a choice of private rooms and shared dorms, including options with balconies that overlook the river. Guests can socialise in the lounge, hire bicycles free of charge, then chill out at the 24-hour beer bar.

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Beginner’s Guide to Exploring China China is a land of superlatives; it is one of the largest countries on Earth, with the biggest population and a rich history that dates back thousands of years. It has many of the world’s biggest and most dynamic cities, some of the world’s highest mountains, longest rivers and an unsurpassed number of UNESCO World Heritage sites – including the world’s greatest wall! To travel around this incredible country, you can take a ride on the world’s largest high-speed rail network.

All of these factors make China a truly fascinating country to visit. But for international travellers, it is not without its challenges – especially for non-Mandarin speakers. The sheer size of the country, its crowded cities, the seemingly impenetrable language barrier, unique cultural characteristics and culinary curiosities can make China feel a little overwhelming, especially for first-timers.

There are some simple steps that travellers can take however, to make exploring China a little less intimidating. By following these essential travel tips, beginners will be able to fully immerse themselves in this enchanting destination and discover just how rewarding China can be.

L I F E B E H I N D T H E G R E A T F I R E WA L L

Life Behind the Great Firewall When you cross China’s “Great Firewall” you will find that many social media apps, like Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp are unavailable. The best app to use in China is WeChat (wechat.com), which is reported to have over one billion active users! This multifunctional app can be used to message friends and family, to make calls, and even to pay for everyday items. Travellers without a local bank card can ask their Chinese friends to transfer money into their WeChat Wallet, allowing them to use WeChat Pay – a hugely popular service in China.

To find your way around without access to Google Maps, travellers who understand Mandarin can visit AutoNavi Maps (amap.com). Also known as Gaode Maps, this service also provides the data for Apple Maps in China. Alternatively, CityMaps2Go (ulmon. com) is available in English, on Apple and Android, and maps can be downloaded offline – perfect for guests who like to plan their trips in advance. To make yourself understood, Pleco (pleco.com) is a great translation service.

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S U B WA Y S A N D S U B - Z E R O

Subways & Sub-Zero If you don’t have maps or a translation app, never fear; most major cities have a modern subway network with all station names written in Roman script, alongside the Chinese. This makes travelling around any city a breeze. Also, make sure you ask your hotel for their card, with the name and address in Chinese characters. Then no matter where you are, you can simply present the card to a taxi driver to find your way back to your hotel.

Finally, check the weather before you leave – China is a huge country with extreme temperatures, so make sure you pack appropriately. Beijing’s average winter temperature is sub-zero, so this is not a time for shorts! And wherever you are in China, travellers are advised to use bottled water and not to drink from the taps.

Now that you’re equipped with some useful tips on navigating through China, here are some top cities and recommended hotels to start your journey.

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BEIJING

Beijing

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China’s capital city is a vast metropolis that

is home to many of Beijing’s most famous and

showcases the classical and contemporary

historical attractions, including Tiananmen Square

wonders of China. Home to approximately 20

and the Forbidden City (known locally as the

million people, this huge city can feel unnavigable

Palace Museum). To experience the “real” Beijing

to first-time visitors, but its layout is actually

however, visitors are advised to explore the city’s

very logical, with a series of ring roads gradually

hutongs – traditional backstreets and alleyways that

extending outwards in circles. The central area

reflect authentic local life in this ancient city.

THE PENINSULA BEIJING

WHERE TO STAY

The Peninsula Beijing Nestled in the heart of the city’s Wangfujing

with cutting-edge technology. Beijing’s first all-

commercial district, within walking distance

suite hotel offers outstanding accommodation,

of the Forbidden City, The Peninsula Beijing

exceptional services and delectable F&B, including

is an award-winning hotel that combines

contemporary French and Cantonese restaurants.

ancient Chinese artistry and craftsmanship

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CHENGDU

Chengdu

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The largest city and capital of Sichuan province,

an official UNESCO City of Gastronomy and

Chengdu is a shining symbol of China’s 21st

houses a seemingly endless array of tea houses

Century prosperity. While it has always been

and restaurants, many of which specialize in the

an important regional centre, Chengdu has

region’s famous hot pot. Chengdu is also home

transformed into a global hub of trade and

to China’s most iconic symbol: the giant panda.

commerce, and a gateway to Western China. No

Approximately 80% of the world’s pandas are

visit to the city is complete without sampling

found in Sichuan, and visitors can see them at

Sichuan’s famously spicy cuisine; Chengdu is

Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding.

S I C H UA N J I N J I A N G H O T E L

WHERE TO STAY

Sichuan Jin Jiang Hotel The Sichuan Jin Jiang Hotel is perfectly positioned

have a choice of stylish rooms, many with river

in the heart of the city, on the banks of the Jin River

views, plus an indoor pool and an impressive eight

that gives the hotel its name. A genuine Chengdu

F&B outlets. Tianfu Square is a 10-minute subway

landmark, it has hosted many important Chinese

ride away.

politicians and celebrities over the years. Guests

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SHANGHAI

Shanghai China’s commercial capital, Shanghai has a

Disney theme park. The former French Concession

cosmopolitan culture and an international

showcases the city’s colonial heritage, Nanjing

outlook that sets it apart from other large Chinese

Road is a vibrant commercial thoroughfare,

cities. This makes the “Paris of the East” one of

and The Bund waterfront is a wonderful place

China’s most visitor-friendly cities, and guests

to stroll and soak up the ambience. For the

are presented with a wealth of things to do,

most spectacular city views, Shanghai’s soaring

from classical parks, gardens and temples to the

skyscrapers offer a choice of observation decks.

latest attractions, including the world’s largest

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RADISSON BLU HOTEL SHANGHAI NEW WORLD

WHERE TO STAY

Radisson Blu Hotel Shanghai New World Set in a 208-metre tower on Nanjing Road, this

destinations, including a 45th floor revolving

landmark hotel is directly connected to the

restaurant, enjoy drinks and live music in the 47th

New World City shopping mall. Guests can stay

floor Sky Dome Bar, soothe their senses in the Vita

in a choice of 520 contemporary rooms and

Spa or take a dip in the indoor pool.

suites, sample delicious cuisine at three dining

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