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Festival targets youth with Delta region travel routes
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The splendor of the 2020 Shanghai Tourism Festival continued with a new recruitment drive and a cycling event.
If you are young, energetic and enjoy travel, you are invited to experience 15 tourist routes around the city and the Yangtze River Delta region especially designed for youth.
A citywide campaign seeking 100 people aged below 35, including expats, was launched by the Shanghai Administration of Culture and Tourism and the Shanghai Communist Youth League yesterday and will run through Sunday.
All designed by young teams, the routes cover tourist attractions, cultural landmarks and amusement facilities in Shanghai and the Yangtze River Delta region. They involve walks, group tours, sports and driving trips, the administration announced yesterday.
鈥淭hey cater to a variety of travelers such as art lovers, shopping fans and sports enthusiasts,鈥 said Ding Bo, an official with the Shanghai Communist Youth League.
On these routes, participants can take a walk 鈥渁bove the clouds鈥 at Jin Mao Tower, enjoy a historical and cultural feast at the Guanfu Museum, and read the stories behind old villas under plane trees.
Participants can also embark on a recreational vehicle camping journey at Taihu Lake Bay in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, experience Fuquan Mountain on foot, enjoy the fun of canoeing, and learn how to make xiaolongbao (steamed pork dumplings) as part of the experiences.
Those recruited will record their experiences and share them on digital platforms such as Bilibili, Meituan Dianping and Douyin (Chinese version of TikTok) to promote the city鈥檚 charm through October 18.
Applications can be sent to the WeChat account of the Shanghai Communist Youth League. Call 021-64330343 if you have inquiries.
Also part of the tourism festival, a cycling event gathering more than 400 cyclists from the Yangtze River Delta region was held on Sunday, enabling them to savor the charm of five rural towns in Shanghai and Zhejiang Province.
The cycling competition in 10-, 50- and 100-kilometer distances involved five towns 鈥 Langxia, Luxiang and Zhangyan in Shanghai鈥檚 Jinshan District, and Guangchen and Xincang towns in Pinghu City, Zhejiang.
The trip started from the Langxia Ecological Garden in Jinshan and passed by spots such as Luxiang Fruit Park and Jiulong Mountain scenic area.
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