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China Trek Info Session Presentation

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CHINA TREK 2010May 21st – June 1st , 2010

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Agenda

Overview

Trek Schedule

Estimated Budget

Sign-up

Trek Organizers

Q&A

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Beijing

Chengdu

Lijiang

Shanghai

We will explore four destinations in 12 days

No morning flights – we promise!

Beijing May 21 - May 24

Chengdu May 25 - May 26

Lijiang May 27 - May 29

Shanghai May 30 - June 1

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Beijing Almighty

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• Forbidden City• Tiananmen Square• Foot massage• Alumni Reception

Trek Schedule – Beijing D1: The Grandeur of China

Forbidden City – the Royal

Court for 5 centuries

Tian’anmen Square

Foot massage!

Exclusive welcome reception with business leaders will be hosted

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Trek Schedule – Beijing D2: Live Like an Emperor

Summer Palace – China’s Versailles

Boutique hotel inside Summer Palace

We will spend the night

in the boutique hotel

inside Summer Palace

and live the life of the

emperor!

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Trek Schedule – Beijing D3: Where Modernity Meets Tradition

Water Cube

Bird Nest

Stay at the foot of Great Wall!

View from the hotel room

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Trek Schedule – Beijing D4: Art and War

Great Wall

Modern Art District – the

Montmartre in Beijing

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Chengdu Spice: Authentic “Szechuan” Style

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Trek Schedule – Chengdu D1: We want to see Pandas!

Do you want to touch and hug a real panda?

• Sichuan is one of the very few places in China with a natural panda habitat

• Come and visit the Chengdu Giant Panda Research and Conservation Center

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Trek Schedule – Chengdu D2: History, Scenery and Life Unexpected

The San Xing Dui – the

lost world from 12th-11th

centuries BCE

Local afternoon tea

Peaceful times

Du Jiang Yan Irrigation Project,

built in 256 BC – still functional

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Lijiang – Heaven on Earth

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Trek Schedule – Lijiang D1: Live the Dream

Banyan Tree Resort

Jade Dragon Mountain

Black Dragon Lake

Folklore Show

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Trek Schedule – Lijiang D2: Village Lore

We’ll hit the clubs after exploring authentic Chinese villages

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Trek Schedule – Lijiang D3: Free Time with Hangover

We will leave you half day of free time to ease the hangover from last night before

leaving for Shanghai early afternoon

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Shanghai the hip town

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Trek Schedule – Shanghai D1: Back to Business? … or Not?

Shanghai Museum

Company visit

The Bund

financial center in the past and future

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Trek Schedule – Shanghai D2: Relax, Food, Shopping!

Yu Garden

Shanghai Dim Sum

Shopping time!

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Trek Schedule – Shanghai Day 3: You Need to Make a Decision

Cast your vote on Webcafe!

Option 1: ExpoOption 2: Xi Tang Village

Site in Mission Impossible IIIOption 3: Shanghai Life –And a lot more shopping

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Trek Budget and Payment Schedule (Tentative)

Payment Schedule:

• $800 Check Deposit due Next Friday (26th, March) to secure your spot in the trek!

• The final payment schedule and amounts will be released soon

• Total amount is subject to change due to potential schedule adjustments and further budget negotiation

Trek costs $3,197

Includes:

• Accommodation: 13 nights

• All China domestic Airfare

• Alumni reception and farewell party

• Group tours

• All group meals

• Group ground transportation

Excludes:

• International flights to and from China

• Optional tours (~$150)

• Travel documents (passport, visa, etc)

• Insurance

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How to Join China Trek

• Sign Up Time and Procedure:

– Webcafe sign-up opens at 9pm March 22 (next Mon) and closes at 12am March 23

– You need to purchase GCC membership on WGA to access the sign-up link

– Sign-up fast!!! We ONLY have 30 spots

– First 20 spots: first come, first serve; Remaining 10 spots: awarded by lottery

– Results will be announced on March 23

– Partners are welcome!

• You need to tell us the following when signing-up:

– Your roommate sharing preferences

– Your dietary requirements

– Your No.1 and No.2 preferences for the Shanghai optional tours

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Please arrange your own flight…

• Arrive in Beijing on May 20th (Beijing Time)

– Hotel accommodation on May 20th is included in the package

– Keep in mind that Beijing time is one day ahead, schedule a flight leaving on May 19th

• Depart from Shanghai on June 2nd (or later)

– For flights with many participants a bus from the hotel to the airport can be arranged

Flight Arrangements

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Arrival – Beijing International Airport (Estimated Cost: $1350 return or $850 one way)

Departure – Shanghai Pudong Airport to Philadelphia

Departure – Shanghai Pudong Airport to Hong Kong (Estimated Cost: $320 – one way)

Some Flight Options

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Visa Application

Single entry Double entry Process time

U.S. Citizens $130 $130 4 days (regular)Non- U.S. Citizens $30 $45

• Go to the Chinese Consulate in New York for visa application

– Takes ~4 days, but don’t wait till last minute!

– For details please check out http://www.nyconsulate.prchina.org/eng/lsqz/VisasforChina/t42204.htm#10

• Application Fee

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You can do it, We can help

• We are happy to recommend travel and visa agencies if you need them

• A list of agencies will be sent out shortly

• Don’t forget to buy your travel insurance!

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Q&A

Key Contact Person:

Shirley Huang [email protected]

Gina Zou [email protected]

Joyce Song [email protected]

Or any Chinese friends you know!