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Shanghai is known as “The Pearl of Asia”. It's a city of youth, commerce, and an international beat that runs through each side street and riverwalk.
Hongqiao Yangtze River Delta Low-Altitude Economy Exhibition & Trade Center is a modern venue dedicated to fostering innovation, collaboration, and professional development within the aviation and low-altitude economy sectors. The center provides various training, exhibition, and networking opportunities to aviation and transportation professionals. It also serves as a platform for industry exchange, knowledge sharing, and capacity-building initiatives that support the continued growth of the aviation sector.
Shanghai training venue
IATA Training Center in Shanghai is located in the Hongqiao Yangtze River Delta Low-Altitude Economy Exhibition & Trade Center. You can reach the Hongqiao Yangtze River Delta Low-Altitude Economy Exhibition & Trade Center from Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport by Taxi (15-20 minutes); or from Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station by Taxi (10-15 minutes).
地址：虹桥长三角低空经济展贸中心
虹桥品汇B栋4层8号会议室
上海市闵行区丰虹路9号
Hongqiao Yangtze River Delta Low-Altitude Economy Exhibition & Trade Center
Meeting Room 8, 4th Floor
Building B Hongqiao Pinhui
No.9 Fenghong Road Minhang District
Shanghai
P.R.China
Printers, public phones and a Wi-Fi connection are free for you to use during your time at the Shanghai Training Center.
Please contact our team in Beijing for more information about our courses in Shanghai:
Beijing Training Center
8/F, Building 4 of Beijing GLP, Block 12,
Anxiang Avenue,
Shunyi District, Beijing 101318,
P.R.China
Tel.: +1 (514) 390 6777
Hotels
There are several recommended hotels near the Shanghai training venue. You will receive all reservation details once registered for a course.
Leisure
In Shanghai, known as the “Paris of the East,” the cultures from East and West are intertwined to create the city’s cosmopolitan style. What was once the ten-mile Shanghai International Settlement, established by the British in conjunction with Americans and French living along the Huangpu River in present-day Puxi, the metropolis currently develops and changes every day. There are historical and cultural architectural wonders lining the Bund and Xintiandi, as well as fashionable attractions in Pudong, such as the Oriental Pearl TV Tower and Shanghai Disneyland Resort. Young creative souls can go to the Former French Concession’s Tianzifang and 1933 Laoyangfang (a former slaughterhouse turned into unique shops and art galleries) to experience what the area was once like centuries ago. The fashionable can walk up and down Nanjing Xi Shopping Street to their heart's content. Foodies can go to the Chenghuang (City God) Temple in the Yu Garden complex to try Shanghai delicacies. Shanghai is a multifaceted place no one will regret visiting.
Plan what to do during your stay with the Shanghai tourism website.
