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03.31.2010 Insights

This is a follow-up article to Shanghai World Expo 2010, Will They Really Come? Imagine everybody in Shanghai; all 20 million of them. Do you have a picture? Multiply that by 3…and a half. That’s the number of visitors China expects to visit Shanghai for the 2010 World Expo. This year’s fair is BIG. It [...]

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Shanghai World Expo 2010, will they really come?

08.03.2009 Insights

So the big question I’m getting asked more and more now is ‘Will the Chinese go to the Shanghai World Expo 2010?’ but the real question is ‘Do the real Chinese actually care about it? Fortunately the powers to be do – they have a lot on the line from an international standpoint. It is [...]

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