In conjunction with

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INDUSTRIAL GLOBALIZATION AND

TECHNOLOGY INNOVATIONS

XIAN, CHINA

August 19 – 21, 2009

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Customized Tour Itineraries

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THE UNIQUE REGIONS OF CHINA

After the conference, you are invited

on a special exploration of China. Choose

from two finely-crafted tour itineraries

detailed in this brochure and be ready to

be amazed by the vast transformations

remaking the Middle Kingdom.

To visit China today is to see an

ancient land being transformed by

explosive growth while striving to

preserve its artistic and cultural treasures.

Our post-conference tours reveal the

diversity of China’s regional cultures and

their glorious traditions. There is no

better way to conclude your China stay

than by immersing yourself in her life and

culture. We hope you can join us!

TRAVEL OPTIONS

This flyer details the post conference tour options for the International Conference on

Industrial Globalization and Technology Innovations 2009 in Xian, China. Conference par-

ticipants can choose between two post-conference tours. Complete pricing details are found

at the back of this flyer. Please find travel options as follows:

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POST-CONFERENCE TOURS

IMPERIAL BEIJING Beijing August 22-25 $1,090

IDYLLIC SOUTHERN CHINA Hangzhou, Suzhou, Shanghai August 22-27 $1,250

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INDUSTRIAL

GLOBALIZATION AND TECHNOLOGY INNOVATIONS

XIAN, CHINA

August 19 -21, 2009

I T I N E R A R Y

August 22 • XIAN – BEIJINGTransit to the airport and board ourmorning flight to Beijing.

Upon arrival, we explore the Temple ofHeaven, one of the finest creations of theMing Dynasty.

Next, enjoy a walking/shopping tour ofthe newly redeveloped Qianmen district.This emporium was designed on the traditional storefronts that once madethis area the heart of Beijing cultural andcommercial life.

Later, check in the Beijing CapitalHotel.

Then, admire the new National GrandTheater, lovingly dubbed the “Big Egg.”

This evening, savor the imperial city’smost famous delicacy, Peking duck, at therenowned Da Dong Restaurant.

After dinner, we’ll stroll to nearbyTiananmen Square or Wangfujing street.(L,D)_______________________________Breakfast (B), Lunch (L) and Dinner (D) are includedin the day’s program.

August 23 • BEIJINGThis morning, we enter the gate of theimmense complex known as theForbidden City, the abiding symbol ofimperial China. Marvel at its expansivearchitecture, magnificent imperial gardens, and many museums of Chineseantiquities and treasures.

In the afternoon, visit the SummerPalace, the astounding imperial pleasuregarden built in 1888 and laid out on agrand scale.

We’ll have the opertunity to learn howChinese cloisonné is made.

Then, tour the new stadiums madefamous by the 2008 Beijing Olympics, the“Bird’s Nest” and “Water Cube.”

This evening is at leisure you maychoose to explore the Legation District fordinner on one’s own. (B,L)

August 24 • BEIJING

An optional early–morning walk toChangpuhe Park offers an opportunity toobserve local residents practicing taiji andqigong.

Then, explore Beijing’s picturesqueHouhai district, where well-preserved

courtyard homes and narrow hutongalleys border tree-lined lakes. We divideinto small groups and enjoy lunch at thehomes of local families.

In the afternoon we head north fromBeijing for the Great Wall of China. As isusually the case, the Great Wall presents avisual experience that dramaticallyexceeds visitors’ expectations.

If time allows, we visit “Silk Alley,” ashopping center wildly popular withBeijing expatriates for its high quality silkproducts at amazingly cheap prices.

After dinner there will be a PekingOpera performance, always an audiencefavorite. (B,L,D)

August 25 • BEIJINGThis morning is free for personal exploration. An optional visit is availableto Yonghegong, the lama temple in northBeijing. The giant statue of Guanyin isthe largest wood sculpture in the worldand well worth the effort to see.

Independent travelers depart Beijingon their own. (B)

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Beijing is defined by an architectural axis that runs from Qianmen Gate, through the grand halls of theForbidden City, to Jingshan Hill. This is the center of the Chinese universe. For four days, experience the

grandeur of the capital city that has radiated imperial power since the Yuan Dynasty.

$1,090 Per Person, Double Occupancy / Single Supplement: $340

IT INERARY

August 22 • XIAN – HANGZHOUToday we fly to Hangzhou and check inthe Shangri-la Hotel on West Lake.Hangzhou is the most idyllic ancient cityin China.

First, explore Guozhuang Garden, anunusually well-preserved family manorfeaturing magnificent pavilions and gardens. Stop by the lovely QuyuanfenghePark and continue our walking tour on thefamous Su Causeway.

Before dinner, tour the grand architec-tural compound of the Qing Dynasty mer-chant, Hu Xueyan. (L,D)_______________________________Breakfast (B), Lunch (L) and Dinner (D) are includedin the day’s program.

August 23 • HANGZHOUIn the morning we tour Huagang Park,sauntering among its exotic trees, flowers,and fish ponds.

Visit the National Silk Museum followed by an exploration of MaojiawuTea Plantation. Meet with tea farmerswho continue cultivating the famouslongjing tea. Later, visit the Buddhist

Lingyin Temple, one of the grand templesof China today.

We end the day with a sunset boatcruise to the elegant Santanjingyue Isle inthe middle of the West Lake.

Dinner is at is at the famous WaipojiaRestaurant. (B,L,D)

August 24 • SUZHOUAfter breakfast travel to Suzhou–a threehour drive. It is also the heart of southChina’s traditional garden culture, knownfor its elegance and sophistication. Uponarrival, check in the Sofitel Hotel.

Enjoy the Humble Administrator’sGarden with its countless pavilions offer-ing views onto lakes and greenery.

Not to be missed is I. M. Pei’s latest cre-ation, the new Suzhou Museum.

After lunch visit Lingering Garden,Suzhou’s most famous garden, with itseccentric architecture and winding paths.If time allows, visit the Suzhou embroi-dery Institute to learn of this marvelousartwork.

Then listen to the evocative traditionalmusic in the many pavilions of Master ofthe Nets Garden. (B,L,D)

August 25 • SHANGHAIAfter breakfast, drive to Shanghai andcheck in the Shanghai Central Hotel.

Then go to Yuyuan Gardens, designedin six unique parts, making the gardenseem much larger than it really is.

Next we explore Xintiandi—a stylishrestaurant and shopping district. Enjoydinner on one’s own. (B,L)

August 26 • SHANGHAIWe divert ourselves among the wonderfulcollections of the Shanghai Museum.

Then, step into new China at thePudong Economic Zone, with its spectacu-lar skyscrapers reshaping the horizon.

Lunch is at the fabulous Lu Bo LangRestaurant.

We’ll enjoy a spectacular bird’s-eye viewof Shanghai from the 100th floor observa-tory deck of the Shanghai World FinancialCentre. After dinner, we’ll stroll along theBund, viewing the beautifully illuminatedcolonial buildings along the HuangpuRiver. (B,L,D)

August 27 • SHANGHAIAfter breakfast independent travelers

depart Shanghai on their own. (B)

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“South of the Yangzi” is the phrase used to describe the southern way of life. And Hangzhou and Suzhou rep-resent the highest achievement of southern sophistication. Here we delight in the lakes and canals that serve as

backdrop for gorgeous traditional gardens, pavilions, temples, and mansions that realize the “southern style.”

$1,250 Per Person, Double Occupancy / Single Supplement: $420

TERMS & CONDITIONSTRAVEL IN CHINA

China’s tourism industry has improved dramaticallyover the last decade. However, air and land transporta-tion and other facilities may not always meet interna-tional standards. In addition, your hosts want to showyou as much of their country as possible, so the sched-ule will be demanding with moderate physical activity.Travel in China requires good physical condition andhealth (special needs must be arranged for in advanceand may result in additional costs), a spirit of adven-ture, a flexible attitude and a sense of humor. The itiner-ary is subject to change and modification. Every effortwill be made to carry out the program as planned, butalterations may still occur. Participants should be awarethat no refunds will be made as a result of unforeseenchanges, modifications, or delays.

MEALSChina offers a wide variety of dining experiences andthis program will take advantage of a broad range ofChinese food including Shanghai, Hunan, Sichuan,Canton, and Imperial regional cuisines. Special diets arenot possible, except to the extent one picks and choosesfrom the many dishes served.

CONDITIONSReservations: Bookings are subject to the terms andconditions mentioned in these sections. A contract hasbeen entered into as soon as your booking is receivedand accepted. To confirm the reservation, please fill outthe reservation form and submit full payment, either bycheck or credit card.

Air: Please note that for any additional and individualair bookings, all sales are final with no exchanges orrefunds.

Cancellations: Tour cancellations must be made in writ-ing to China Advocates, Inc., as soon as the decision ismade.

Cancellation penalties based on the date of receipt ofwritten notice are as follows:

91 or more days prior to departure, a cancellation feeof 30% of total cost is retained; 90-50 days prior todeparture, 50% of total cost; 49-0 days prior to depar-ture, no refund is made.

Cancellation penalties for air upgrades, additional hotelnights, hotel and room upgrades, tours and any specialarrangements, are as follows: 50-31 days prior to depar-ture, 50% of total cost; 30-0 days prior to departure,no refund is made.

Responsibilities: China Advocates, Inc. acts only as anagent for the various carriers for which tickets are pro-vided and assumes no responsibility or liability in con-nection with the service of any train, vessel, carriage,aircraft, motor vehicle or other conveyance which maybe used either wholly or in part, in the performance oftheir duty to the passenger. Neither will they be respon-sible for any act, error, or omission or for any injury,loss, accident, delay or irregularity which may be occa-sioned by a reason of any defect in any vehicles, orthrough neglect or default of any company or personengaged in conveying the passenger, or for any hotel

proprietor, hotel service or restaurant, or for any otherperson engaged in carrying out the purpose for whichtickets or coupons are issued. In the event it becomesnecessary or advisable for the comfort or well being ofthe travelers, or for any reason whatsoever, to alter itin-erary or arrangements, such alterations may be madewithout penalty to the operators. The right is reserved towithdraw any or all tours should conditions warrant,also to decline to accept or retain any travelers as mem-bers for the tours. In such instances, full or equitableamounts will be refunded. Registration as a seller oftravel does not constitute approval by the State ofCalifornia. All legal questions will be settled within thejurisdiction of the County of San Francisco, California.

Documentation: To obtain a Chinese visa, a passport isrequired that is valid for at least 6 months beyond theduration of the tour.

Trip cancellation insurance is highly recommendedand available. You will receive travel insurance infor-mation once you are confirmed on the program.

Tour itneraries are subject to modification. Prices arecurrent as of January 2009 and are subject to changewithout notice.

IEnclosed is payment for the I.C.I.G.T.I. China Tour of $________ (Enter total cost from above).

Name (1) ____________________________________________ Name (2) ______________________________________________________PLEASE PRINT YOUR NAME AS IT APPEARS ON YOUR PASSPORT PLEASE PRINT YOUR NAME AS IT APPEARS ON YOUR PASSPORT

I/We understand that, by signing below, I/we acknowledge that China Advocates’ Responsibilities and Conditions section of this flyer has been read and accepted.

Signature _________________________________ Date __________ Signature _________________________________ Date ___________

Payment : Check (payable to China Advocates) Visa MasterCard American Express

Credit Card number:____________________________________________________ Exp. Date _______________CVV Code : ______________ (Visa/MC 3 digits on back, Amex 4 digits on front)

Please Mail or Fax Reservation Form, with payment, to:

CHINA ADVOCATES2098 Pine Street • San Francisco, ca 94115

tel: 888.333.2585 • fax: 415.346.0411 • www.china-advocates.com

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INDUSTRIAL GLOBALIZATION AND TECHNOLOGY INNOVATIONS, XIAN 2009

– RESERVATION FORM–

POST-CONFERENCE Single Suppliment

IMPERIAL BEIJING August 22-25 $1,090 $_______$340 $_______

IDYLLIC SOUTHERN CHINA August 22-27 $1,250 $_______$420 $_______

TToottaall CCoosstt :: $__________

Included in tour cost: Double occupancy accommodations in hotels • All meals as listed • All sightseeing,entertainment, cultural activities as listed • All domestic land and air transportation in China • All transfersand porterage • English-speaking guides • Chinese airport taxes • Gratuities to local guides and drivers NotIncluded: International airfare • Visa processing fee • Excess baggage charges • Trip cancellation, travelinsurance • Meals not listed • Items of a personal nature • Airport transfers for non-tour package flights •Gratuities to the national tour director

* Pricing is based on double accommodations. ‘Single Supplement’ is the additional fee for single occupancy.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INDUSTRIAL GLOBALIZATION AND

TECHNOLOGY INNOVATIONS

August 19-21, 2009

Follow these three steps to select your tour services

Step 1To select services and sign up:

You will need to:

• Fill out the Reservation Form (the enclosed loose sheet) and the Personal Information Form

• Sign these forms and mail them to China Advocates, 2098 Pine St. San Francisco, CA 94115.

• Enclose full payment (by check or credit card) to guarantee your booking for the tour

• Include a photocopy of your passport (passports must be valid for 6 months beyond China visit)

Step 2Upon receiving your registration and payment:

You will receive a Confirmation Mailing from China Advocates. This includes:

• Confirmation & Receipt of the services you have purchased

• A China Travel Preparations guide that addresses frequently asked questions about China travel

Step 3Thirty days prior to the conference date:

You will receive a China Departure Information from China Advocates. This includes:

• Contact information for your hotels through out your China tour programs

• Emergency telephone numbers for China Advocates’ Beijing staff and tour personnel

PERSONAL INFORMATION FORM

Please return this form to our office as soon as possible, along with a photocopy of the photo page of your passport(s) and anyamendment page(s). The photocopy is important for ticketing purposes.

CONFERENCE Conference Name: _____________________________________________________________ Dates: _________________________

ABOUT Name #1 __________________________________________ Name #2 _________________________________________________YOU (As it appears on your passport) (As it appears on your passport)

Address ___________________________________________ City _______________________ State _________ Zip ____________

Day Phone: ________________________________________ Evening Phone: ____________________________________________

Fax: _____________________________________________ E-mail: ___________________________________________________

Name(s) you would like on your name badge(s): ___________________________________________________________________

PASSPORT Participant #1 Participant #2INFO

Birth Date

Passport Expiration Date

Passport Number

Place of Birth

Sex

Nationality

Occupation

VISA To obtain a Chinese visa, a passport is required that is valid for at least 6 months beyond the duration of the tour. Uponreceipt of your enrollment you will receive instructions and information regarding how to obtain a Chinese Visa and avisa processing kit for an optional referral service.

FINAL China departure information will be sent to your home address unless otherwise indicated. Please indicate below if you wouldlike these documents sent to a different address and be sure to include a phone number._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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EMERGENCYCONTACT Name _________________________________________________ Phone __________________________________________

INSURANCE Travel insurance is highly recommended. Upon receipt of your reservation one option for travel insuranceinformation will be sent to you together with materials that have been designed to prepare you for Chinatravels. Please carefully read both the insurance policy and refund policy before purchasing travel insurancefrom any carrier. If you have further questions regarding travel insurance, please contact the serviceprovider’s customer service department.

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STATEMENT & RELEASE

China Advocates, Inc., serves only to assist in making necessary air travel arrangements for its participating members, and in no wayrepresents, or acts as an agent for transportation carriers, hotels, and other suppliers of services connected with this tour. Travel andservices are subject to the terms and conditions under which such accommodations, services, and transportation are offered or providedand China Advocates, Inc. and its respective employees, agents, representatives, and assigns, accept no responsibility or liability,therefore.

China Advocates, Inc. is not liable for any injury, damage, loss, accident, delay, or other irregularity, which may be caused by the defectof any vehicle or the negligence or default of any company or person engaged in carrying out or performing any of the services involved.Additionally, responsibility is not accepted for losses or expenses due to sickness, weather, strike, hostilities, wars, or natural disaster ofother such causes.

China Advocates, Inc. also reserves the right to make changes in the published itineraries whenever, in its sole judgment, conditions sowarrant, or if they deem it necessary for the comfort, convenience or safety of the tour participants. China Advocates, Inc. reserves theright to cancel or reschedule any tour offered. In the event the entire tour is cancelled prior to the announced departure date, theparticipant(s) will receive a full refund of fees paid. In the event the tour is rescheduled, all monies paid will be applied to the newdates. In the event the participant(s) cannot join the newly scheduled tour, a credit for a future tour will be applied. If the participant(s)cancel their tour, cancellation fees will be assessed as of the date of rescheduling.

China Advocates, Inc. also reserves the right to decline to accept any person as a participant in the tour, or to require any participant towithdraw from the tour at any time, when such an action is determined by the appropriate China Advocates, Inc. staff representative tobe in the best interests of the health, safety, and general welfare of the tour group, or the individual participant. Participants areencouraged not to purchase airline tickets until after receiving a letter stating that they are confirmed on the tour. China Advocates, Inc.does not accept liability for any airline cancellation penalty incurred by the purchase of a nonrefundable domestic ticket to the tourdeparture cities and return. Baggage and personal effects are the sole responsibility of the owners at all times.

Dates, schedules, program details, and costs, although given in good faith and based on information available upon the promotion of thetour, are subject to change and revision.

As a condition of acceptance of any reservation, each participant must agree to sign the statement set forth below:The undersigned has read carefully the schedule of activities for this tour, as well as the conditions of application and participation as setforth in the tour brochure, and recognizes and accepts any risks thereof, and the conditions set forth therein, including the refund policy.The undersigned also understands and hereby agrees for and on behalf of himself, his dependents, heirs, executors, administrators, andassigns to abide by the conditions set forth under STATEMENT & RELEASE, above, as well as in the brochure, and to release and holdharmless China Advocates, Inc. and any of their officers, agents, licensees or representatives from any and all liability for delays, injuriesor death, or for the loss of or damage to, his property, however occurring during any portion of, or in relation to the tour, referred to inthe brochure, and in other related documents received by the undersigned relating to the program.

Signature_________________________________________________________________________Date _____________________

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