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A pocket guide detailing locations of fine food in Shanghai is being handed out free of charge.

　　The booklet collects information on 40 or so carefully-selected restaurants, as well as nine major food streets or areas, the local Xinmin Evening News reports.

　　Holders will get access to a range of discounts at these restaurants.

　　With the catchy title: "Passport to Delicacies," the handbook is one of seven such "passports" issued by the local government in a bid to better accommodate a rising number of visitors to the city.

　　Shanghai will serve as one of the football venues for next year's Beijing Olympics, and is the holder of the 2010 World Expo.

　　Additional "passports" cover other tourist information such as the location of shopping centers and museums.

　　People can pick up the books at 170 star-rated hotels in the city.