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Changsha is a large, sprawling metropolis on the Xiang River. It is one of central China's biggest transport and commercial hubs, and with 3,000 years of history behind it, the city has plenty of traditional character as well. With so much domestic and international financial activity in the city, Changsha is very popular for business conferences, trade summits, and global exchanges. Visits for these events can easily be combined with sightseeing and tourist activities.
Changsha is the capital city of Hunan Province in southern central China. It has long been a vital link between the neighbouring Jiangxi region, Guangdong, and Hong Kong, and northern and western China. This makes Changsha a popular venue for large international business events throughout the year, such as the B2B Changsha event, which integrates business and technological initiatives, as well as the huge CBBC (China-Britain Business Council) Business Conference. Visitors to these events should book hotels in Changsha as early as possible, especially in the sought-after areas around Hunan University, which is conveniently located by Changsha's commercial centre as well as many of the city’s event venues.
Changsha, established over 3,000 years ago, has a long and colourful history. The best way to delve into this is at the Hunan Provincial Museum, which displays many artefacts and hosts regular exhibitions. If business engagements leave you short of time to wander through museums, however, never fear. The local cuisine is another huge element of Changsha's local heritage, and this can easily be discovered between meetings or conferences at Changsha's diverse restaurants, food stalls, and markets. Stinky tofu is a local delicacy, so if you're ever going to try it, this is the place. Make sure to step out of your Changsha hotel to experience all the city has to offer.
