1.Shanghai Port International Cruise Terminal

With three large berths, Shanghai Port International Cruise Terminal is the world's first cruise terminal to pass LRQA ISO 9001 Certification. It operates international regular passenger-cargo liners, visiting port cruise liners and home port cruise liners. The home port cruise lines mainly run from Shanghai to Japan and South Korea.

By constantly expanding its extended cruise business, Shanghai Port International Cruise Terminal has developed from a cruise terminal into a diversified terminal integrating such business types as duty-free commodity sales, cruise travel, catering, imported commodity supermarket, cross-border e-commerce, site leasing, bonded warehousing, ship supply, ship agency and imported commodity trade.

Address: No.500,East Broadway Road,Hongkou District

2.Wusong Passenger Transport Center

Wusongkou is a historic landmark of Shanghai. Its lighthouse was once the tallest site of the city and remains a national geological landmark.

Located in the waters of Paotai Bay in Wusong Estuary, Shanghai, at the confluence of the Yangtze River, Huangpu River and Wenzaobang, Wusongkou International Cruise Terminal is one of the busiest international home cruise ports in the Asia-Pacific region. The terminal area has a planned coastline of 1,500 m. With a coastline of 774 m, Phase I includes two large cruise berths for 100,000-ton cruise liners and 200,000-ton cruise liners respectively.

Address:No.1,Baoyang Road,Baoshan District