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Shanghai Expo 2010

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May 1 to 31 October 2010

The Expo will be held on a 528 hectare site located between the Nanpu and Lupu Bridges along both sides of the Huangpu River in Shanghai. Its theme is Better City, Better Life and the new thinking, new technologies and new practices for achieving healthy and sustainable urban living. To date 178 countries and 44 international corporations have confirmed that they will participate and the anticipated attendance of more than 70 million visitors will make this one of the largest expos ever held.

For more information on the New Zealand Pavilion and how to be involved in the New Zealand Expo activities click here

For information about the construction of other countries Pavilions  click here

For a British perspective of Shangahi Expo click here


NZCTA Expo Mission

September 6 – 14th 2010

Shanghai Expo - Wuhan - Hong Kong 

An 8 day mind opening experience of China with experienced China Hands.

Network with like-minded New Zealand ideas creators and entrepreneurs as we take in the Shanghai World Expo, the NZ Centre, the world renowned Shanghai Art Fair (optional), the historic and increasingly important Hubei city of Wuhan and a 350 kph train trip through Guangzhou to Hong Kong.

For more information on itinerary and pricing and general information please click here. 

To register your no obligation expression of interest, please email director@nzcta.co.nz



More card use during Expo

Shanghai has improved its payment mechanism as it gets ready for the 2010 World Expo which will attract hordes of visitors. All shops in the Expo site can accept yuan-backed or foreign exchange-denominated bank cards. The city has more than 10,779 automatic teller machines at the end of 2009, a rise of 16.3 percent from a year earlier, according to the Shanghai headquarters of the People's Bank of China. The number of businesses in the city equipped with point of sales machines which accept payments by bank cards grew by 31.2 percent year on year to 73,533 as Shanghai paves the way for a smooth payment system.

Courtesy: Shanghai Business Review


Media Releases

NZCTA Sees Expo as Catalyst for Innovative Thinking

NZCTA plans “heady” Mission to Expo September 2010

Expo Shanghai 2010, China Briefing

Shanghai Expo 2010: The U.K. Pavilion, China Briefing

'New China' on show at Expo, nzherald.co.nz

Nation Branding at Expo 2010 Shanghai

For my summer vacation, i met 5 million people!