| World Expo 2010 is taking place in Shanghai between May 1 and October 31. Let i-You be your language
assistant during your visit there.
Here is some helpful Expo information: |
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Official Expo site |
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Pavilions of English speaking countries: |
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Expo tickets |
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International travellers can buy tickets via the official online purchasing sites such as Expo Official
Ticket Website. Chinese citizens can use the China Mobile Expo Ticketing System online.
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| Even for visitors who already have tickets, it is recommended to make reservations for visiting the
pavilions themselves, which can only accommodate 50,000 people a day. In contrast, some 400,000
visitors are expected to visit the Expo site daily. Groups can book by telephone while individuals
have to use the approximately 200 reservation machines located across the site. Volunteers will be at
the pavilion's entrances for further assistance.
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Tips
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Expo services |
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| For visitors' convenience, Shanghai is providing not just its regular comprehensive urban transport system but also an Expo public transport network which enables visitors to reach the Expo site via rail, bus and water. | ||
| Accredited media and journalists can also obtain language services from the Expo organization.
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| The Expo site has 95 drinking fountains arranged every 100 metres to ensure that drinking water is
available to the visitors.
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