Can anyone advise me about good restaurants? Anything noteworthy to see between meetings?
Also, does anyone have any idea about the best/cheapest/most comfortable connections from Sao Paulo?
Shanghai tips
Sorry, I would love to answer your 1st 2 questions but find it impossible as they%26#39;re too open-ended. I presume you%26#39;re not commissioning a book from me.
Shanghai tips
tcantarelli, let us know which hotel you are staying in and where your meetings are at. Shanghai is a big place - similar to Sao Paulo, so you can understand how general your question is.
There are many airlines that fly direct from the USA to Shanghai, but not sure on what is the best way to get from Sao Paulo to the USA and what carrier you prefer.
Hi i assume that u know that Shanghai is among the biggest city in the world n most populated as well,so u could imagine how huge it is.Its a city with many many different types of people other than the local chinese.Its not surprising to find restaurants serving different cuisines from all cortners of the world.Even in chinese food is concerned there is quite a disparity among the different dialects,this is probably only the chinese can discernthe differences.What type of food u prefer,is it chinese food?Also u say about seeing something in between meetings how much time do u have for this as Shanghai cannot be covered in just a day or 2.n there r many things noteworthy to see actually.Will appreciate if u could provide more info.Thanks.
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