BUSINESS MISSION AND TOUR TO CHINA, TRADING INTERNATIONALY 2003

CITSLINC BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER

Orange County Invades China Some local folks are visiting China--700 of them. The group, comprised of Chamber and Rotary members from Santa Ana, Orange, Costa mesa, Newport Beach, Garden Grove, Yorba Linda and the Inland Empire, leaves Nov. 8 for a seven-night tour of Beijing, Shanghai, Suzhou and Hangzhou. The interest is understandable: $1,100 a person covers everything-- travel, hotels, meals, tour tickets airport tax. The trip has been arranged by Newport Coast businessman Leo Liu, a Chinese native with a travel company Citslinc International, and connections in the Chinese government. Liu says this isn't his biggest group--he twice handled 1,300 tourists--but this will be the biggest business contingent to visit China. If you wish you could go, Liu notes, "I have two trips in March".

Bussiness Meeting with Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Foreign Investment

--- Quoted from Orange County Business Journal, September 23, 2002

Business Report: The 4th Chamber Business Mission to China, Nov. 8 - 16, 2002

Beijing Business Reception by Mr. Duan Qiang, Vice Mayor of Beijing Municipality. Business Seminar with Chinese Regional Delegations from Tianjin Municipal Sub-Council of China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, Harbin Municipal Sub-Council of China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, Guiyang Municipal Administration of Foreign Investment, Hainan Provincial Sub-Council of China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, Shenyang Municipal Administration of Foreign Trade & Economic Cooperation and Fuxin Municipal People's Government.

Chinese children give "V" to America

Hangzhou Business Reception by Ms. Qu Sufen, Mayor of Taizhou Municipality followed by the Business Seminar with Taizhou Municipal Delegation. Visit Hangzhou Economic Development Zone.

Suzhou Reception Dinner Show by Suzhou Municipal People's Government. Business Seminar with Nantong Municipal Government. Shanghai Reception by Shanghai Municipal People's Government with the entertainment by Jingdezhen Municipal Delegation. Business Seminar with Shanghai Municipal Government, Anhui Provincial Administration of Foreign Trade & Economic Cooperation, Jiangxi Provincial Administration of Foreign Trade & Economic Cooperation. Visit Pudong Economic Development Zone.

American Business Delegation meet with Mr. Sun Xiangjian, Vice mayor of Shenyang

China Buys USA

1. Three-Dimensional Measuring Equipment
2. Deep Hole Drilling Machine
3. CNC Electric Spark Machine
4. SGI Working Station
5. Molding Machine
6. High-Speed Milling Machine With 5 Axles
7. Soft Ware: UG & Pro/E, IDEAS, Mold-Flow
8. Auto Molding Equipment
9. Mobile Evaporator Trailer
10. Cool Steel Rolling Oil Separator

Cooperation Projects Proposal From China Side

1. Computer Simulation Technology
2. Auto parts Processing
3. Hydraulic Pump & Auto Hydraulic Steering Gear System
4. Chemical Waste Water Treatment
5. Seawater Desalination System
6. Mine Water Treatment
7. Biological Fertilizer
8. Soy Progressive Processing
9. Water Purification
10. Theme Park Development
11. DN100 - DN300 Nodular Cast Iron Manufacture
12. Low Voltage Electrical Devices manufacture
13. Partition With Light Building Materials
14. Sun Glasses & Sun Glass Case Manufacture
15. Auto Axle & Wheel Manufacture
16. Soft Ware Development
17. Biological Pharmaceutical & Chinese Herb Development
18. Porcelain Sealing Water Production for Auto Catalytic Converter

Sign up: THE 5TH CHAMBERS MISSION TO CHINA, 2003

Itinerary
Mar. 14 - 17: Beijing(Great Wall, Ming Tombs, Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven, Summer Palace, Duck Dinner).

Mar. 18: Suzhou(Tiger Hill, Lingering Garden, Hanshan Temple, Silk Plant, Grand Canal, Dinner Show).

Mar. 19: Hangzhou(West Lake Cruise, Lingyin Temple, Embroidery Institute, Tea Farm, Economic Development Zone).

Mar. 20 - 21: Shanghai(Bund, Nanjing Road, Yu Garden, Old Town, Business Seminar, Pudong New Quoter).

Departure Dates
Mar. 7, 11, 12, 13, 14, Oct. 31, Nov. 7, 14 and 21. Due to the big demand to join the Business Mission to China, we open a few departure dates for the same itinerary in the year 2003.

Your Benefit from Trip to China

Our earlier business trip to China in November 2002 consisted of 700 business people with their families and friends. You will visit memorable sites, both ancient and modern, and enjoy a multitude of unforgettable experiences. Of professional interest, you will also learn a great deal about how the Chinese Business system operates. As you consider whether to travel along with other business people or just as the regular tourists like yourself, please do not hesitate to ask questions. We recommend that you do some "homework" to help with your decision. Read a few travel guides. Do some research on the Internet. We are convinced that this will be one of the most unique trips you will have the opportunity make. Please do not wait too long to decide whether to accompany us, though, as space is limited.

We feel that this tour is an exceptional value. The cost is $1,199 (per person, based on double-occupancy), and includes your round trip airfare, 5-star or 4-star hotel accommodation, deluxe tour bus, a knowledgeable English-speaking tour guide in each city, three full meals every day, fees for all attractions and any applicable taxes. A single room in all will cost an additional $350 and an upgrade to business class on the round trip flight is $1,200.

A non-refundable registration fee of $100 per person is required and due at the time you register and no later than January 12. This will be deducted from your total tour fare, the balance of which will be due before February 12. Securing or updating a passport is your responsibility, and you may also take care of the required visa yourself. However, if you wish us to handle the visa application, you will need to provide us with your passport, a signed visa application form, two passport photos and $45.00 before January 12. We will return your passport to you in a timely manner. Should you need assistance completing the visa application, please ask us.

An invaluable pre-tour briefing for all participants will be held (date, time and venue to be announced) at which time we will answer all of your questions and familiarize you with details you will need to know. We have 26 years of experience in the China tour business and feel confident that we can respond to your inquiries to your satisfaction. Whether you have questions on tipping or taxis, luggage or lunches, customs or rest rooms we will prepare you well for your adventure.

China is a modern country, so you need not feel as though you are preparing to travel back in time, to a less sophisticated society. In many instances, the country is not "behind" so much as "different." For example, you will find very few ATM machines, but travelers checks and credit cards are accepted everywhere. Leave your checkbooks and check cards behind. The electricity in China is 220 volts and an adapter is required to operate even an American hair dryer. However, both the adapter and the hair dryer are available at the hotels in which we will be staying. Though you will be treated to sumptuous regional foods, you may forgo the chopsticks and grab a Big Mac or a plate of KFC wings. To the dismay of some traditionalists, you may also partake of a genuine Starbucks late. We hope you will join us!

Sign Up: The 6th Chambers Mission to China, Hong Kong & Taiwan, Mar. 28 - Apr. 5, 2003

There is still limited space available. This trip is sponsored by various Chambers, so we only charge a total tour fare of USD1,299.00 each participant for double-bed occupancy, including round trip international airs, 5 or 4-star hotels accommodation with American breakfast, 3-meal per day in China Mainland, governmental official banquets in all cities, deluxe tour bus, English speaking tour guide in all cities, admitting tickets to all tourist spots and airport tax throughout the trip. The requested hotel single supplement costs USD400.00 for all the hotels we stay throughout in the itinerary. For a business class cabin upgrade to the round trip international air Los Angeles/Taipei and Taipei/Los Angeles only costs USD1,600.00 per person, while for an upgrade to the whole journey costs 2,100.00 per person.

Itinerary

Mar. 28 - 29: Shenzhen(China's Border "Town" As the Industrial & Financial Center, Splendid of China, Cultural Village).

Mar. 30 - 31: Guangzhou(Capital of Guangdong Province, Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial, Six-Banyan Temple, Local Market).

Apr. 1 - 2: Hong Kong(Stanley Market, Aberdeen Fishing Village, Victoria Peak, Jewelry Factory, Tsimshatsui Shopping).

Apr. 3 - 4: Taipei(National Museum Houses 620,000 Art Objects of Chinese Imperial Collection Span 5,000-Year History).

Sponsors Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, Brea Chamber of Commerce, Center for International Trade Development, Chino Valley Chamber of Commerce, Citslinc International, Inc., Citslinc New York, Inc., Claremont Chamber of Commerce, Corona Chamber of Commerce, Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce, Garden Grove Chamber of Commerce, Globe Trade Center of Inland Empire, Huntington County Chamber of Commerce, Inland Empire International Business Association, Inland Empire Region District Export Council, Irvine Chamber of Commerce, Montclair Chamber of Commerce, Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce, Ontario Chamber of Commerce, Orange Chamber of Commerce, Rancho Cucamonga Chamber of Commerce, Riverside Chamber of Commerce, Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce, Somerset County Chamber of Commerce, Upland Chamber of Commerce, U.S.- Sino Center of Economic & Cultural Exchange, U.S. Department of Commerce Ontario Commercial Service, U.S. Department of Commerce Orange County Commercial Service, Yorba Linda Chamber of Commerce.

Sign Up: The 3rd Educational Mission to China, 2003

Working with some school districts and teachers associations, we invite the principals and teachers to visit China, attend the teaching seminars, tour to Chinese schools and talk in English with the teachers and students there. The cost is $1,199 (per person, based on double-occupancy), and includes your round trip airfare, deluxe tour bus, a knowledgeable English-speaking tour guide in each city, three full meals every day, fees for all attractions and any applicable taxes. A single room in all will cost an additional $350 and an upgrade to business class on the round trip flight is $1,200.

Itinerary

July 14 - 17: Beijing(Great Wall, Ming Tombs, Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven, Summer Palace, School Visit).

July 18: Suzhou(Tiger Hill, Lingering Garden, Hanshan Temple, Silk Plant, Grand Canal, School Visit, Dinner Show).

July 19: Hangzhou(Cruise on West Lake, Lingyin Temple, Embroidery Institute, Tea Farm).

July 20 - 21: Shanghai(Bund, Nanjing Road, Yu Garden, Old Town, Pudong New Quoter).

Departure Dates July 14, 15 and 17.

Sign Up With the Chambers, School Districts or Directly Call: CITSLINC INTERNATIONAL, INC. Tel: (626)571-0616 Fax: (626)571-7916 E-Mail: citslinc@aol.com Web: www.citslinc.com