Name: Shanghai Tourism Bureau

There are many tourism bureaus in Shanghai, including Shanghai Tourism Bureau, Shanghai Aviation Tourism Bureau, Shanghai Qingpu District Tourism Bureau, Shanghai Xuhui District Tourism Bureau, Shanghai Zhabei District Tourism Bureau, Shanghai Hongkou District Tourism Bureau, Shanghai Putuo District Tourism Bureau, Finland Tourism Bureau Shanghai Office, Shanghai Pudong New Area Tourism Bureau and Tibet Tourism Bureau Shanghai Liaison Office. Generally speaking, the Shanghai Tourism Bureau we are talking about is the Shanghai Tourism Bureau. Click on the Shanghai travel quotation. Shanghai Tourism Bureau is a directly affiliated institution of Shanghai Municipal Government, and its municipal building is located at Dagu Road behind the intersection of Yan 'an East Road and Huangpi North Road in Shanghai. There are three centers: Shanghai Tourism Exhibition Promotion Center, Shanghai Tourism Distribution Center and Shanghai Tourism Consultation Center. The main duties of Shanghai Tourism Bureau are: to implement tourism policies and regulations, and to study and draft local policies and regulations on tourism in this city; And formulate the city's tourism development plan and annual plan; Responsible for the statistics and management of travel agencies and scenic spots in the city; Investigation, evaluation and protection of the city's tourism resources; Supervise tourists' complaints about the demand and service quality of tourist areas; Guide the work of tourism industry associations and social intermediary organizations. The scenic spots near Shanghai Tourism Bureau mainly include People's Park, Shanghai Museum and China Memorial Hall. If you can't walk one or two kilometers to the east, it is the world-famous Huangpu River, and the Bund with the most beautiful night view is also located here. The wide Huangpu River, which leads directly to the sea, has been a charming scene on the Bund in Shanghai for thousands of years. As night falls, the Oriental Pearl TV Tower is brightly lit, and behind it are brightly lit buildings of various countries. Here, the Bund is the intersection of light and darkness. Just as the night reflects the hope brought by the light, the Bund shrouded in this hazy night exudes the mystery, elegance, nobility and tolerance of the ancient city of Shanghai. South along the Bund is the famous Yuyuan Garden. This ancient garden built in Ming Dynasty is a treasure of Shanghai classical gardens. Staggered pavilions, towering rocks and undulating lakes constitute the biggest feature of Yu Garden. Sansuitang, Liangyixuan, Yulinglong and Jiyufeng are all pure places for tourists to relax. Together with Panjiayuan in Beijing, Liulichang and Confucius Temple in Nanjing, it is called the four major cultural markets in China. Click on the Shanghai Travel Guide. If you travel to Shanghai, you should know that the Shanghai Tourism Bureau is near here. You can complain if you are not satisfied with the service attitude, haha. /p