Explore the magnificence of Shanghai that holds the world's spotlight in terms of development and infrastructure. Rich in history, culture and mystery, Shanghai offers an irresistible array of opportunities on a silver platter to the avid tourist. With every soaring skyscraper that graces the city skyline, one will find an ancient temple nestled comfortable next to it. Anything from dining to shopping in Shanghai is a worthwhile experience.

The Hongqiao International Airport is one of the oldest airports in China; incidentally it is also the oldest in Shanghai. Located on the western and relatively urbanized part of Shanghai it is only minutes away from the Millennium Hongqiao Hotel Shanghai; a Shanghai hotel near Hongqiao Airport.

Before the construction of the new Pudong Airport in 1999, Hongqiao was the gateway to Shanghai; and it is still one of the busiest airports in the country with about 22 million passengers passing through its gates annually. Currently most of the airport's international flights have been terminated and it mostly handles domestic airlines, however flights to Tokyo and Seoul still continue.

A large government sponsored expansion drive is in the pipeline for Hongqiao Airport which counts over eighty years in existence as a civilian airport, including construction of a new runway and a passenger terminal. A number of shops can be found in the departure buildings while a food court and a handful of restaurants can be seen in the transit areas. A well equipped business centre that caters to the countless business travelers entering Shanghai is also available.