All posts tagged "Shanghai"

Spectrum of the Seas, Royal Caribbean International’s newest ship, has made its debut in China. The first...

Tourism Ireland has won a gold award for marketing the island of Ireland at a travel awards...

Preparations are well under way for Tourism Ireland’s Chinese sales mission where the Guinness Storehouse will join...

Caribbean Princess sailed into Dublin Port on her ‘British Isles’ cruise, under the command of Captain Giorgio...

British Airways has confirmed that it will offer its passengers a daily service to Shanghai from the end of March 2013. The increase from six flights a week to seven comes at a time when BA is extending its network to China, with a new three times a week route to Chengdu...

From 1st January 2013, Shanghai is to extend visa-free stays to 72 hours for passengers from 45 countries. The 45 countries covered by the 72-hour visa-free policy are: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Brunei, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan,...

Etihad Airways has increased baggage allowances for all Pearl Business class and Diamond First class guests by 10kg, bringing the Pearl allowance to 40kg and the Diamond allowance to 50kg. Members of the Etihad Guest frequent flyer programme travelling in the Diamond First class or Pearl Business class cabins also have additional...

In 2012,  Silversea Cruises will offer its most expansive collection of Bridge Sailings ever. Spanning the world from Auckland and Shanghai to Rio and Monte Carlo, 56 voyages will feature a bridge enrichment programme. Though guests are welcome to play bridge on any Silversea cruise, a Bridge Sailing features a formal programme...

Safety systems on China’s much publicised high-speed train network are now under review following Saturday night’s accident near Wenzhou on the Beijing – Shanghai line in which at least 35 people died and 210 were injured. Like many before, a train lost power on a viaduct, but this time the following train...