People driving to tourist attractions in the eastern part of the city, including Meisha and the Dapeng Peninsula, are reminded to make reservations for weekends and holidays between the May Day and National Day holidays.
Stephen Pellerine, a cycling enthusiast from Canada, finds solace in navigating trails. Cycling has been an integral part of his life for over four decades. “Part of my core comes from cycling,” he said.
In the first quarter of this year, Shenzhen recorded over 177,400 overnight stays from foreign tourists, a year-on-year increase of 196.2%, according to Shenzhen Economic Daily. The city’s diverse accommodations are becoming increasingly popular among inbound travelers.
Following Shanghai’s citywide ban on forced facial recognition for hotel check-ins, hotels in Shenzhen are adopting similar policies, but with less stringent requirements, Shenzhen Evening New reported.
Four shuttle bus lines now offer convenient travel options for tourists visiting Dapeng seaside attractions including Judiaosha, Yangmeikeng beach, Xichong beach, Dapeng Fortress, and the Shenzhen Astronomical Observatory. All the four routes will serve tourists only on weekends and holidays.
The PJ4 and PJ5 buses link the Dapeng seaside regions, providing a seamless journey for travelers from Luohu up to Xichong.
The 2024 Messier Marathon observation event in Shenzhen will kick off Friday night. From 8 p.m. to 11 p.m., the Shenzhen Astronomical Observatory will try to detect the 110 objects from the Messier Catalog in that single night. Viewers can watch livestreaming on the “深圳天文” WeChat Channel.
Every Monday afternoon, Stephen Pellerine, the principal of RDF International School in Dapeng New District, leads a student cycling team on a journey through the wind amidst the mountains and the sea of Dapeng.
The Dapeng New District Government signed a strategic agreement with Shenzhen MSU-BIT University (SMBU) at the university’s campus in Longgang District on Friday.
Agreements for a total of 20 projects with investment exceeding 3.5 billion yuan (US$484.28 million) were clinched at an investment promotion conference held by Dapeng Subdistrict at Jinsha Bay Conch Exhibition Hall on March 28.
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