China World Trade Corp Hosts Cultural Festival as Tong Li Town Tourism Growth Booster in Q2

China World Trade Corp Hosts Cultural Festival as Tong Li Town Tourism Growth Booster in Q2

April 24, 2007

    GUANGZHOU, China, April 24 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- China
World Trade
Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: CWTD) ("CWTC")
today announced the launch of
a cultural festival on April 18, 2007 to boost the tourist
growth in the
period from April to July 2007 in Tong Li Town, the
business travel scenic
site managed by CWTC through its subsidiary Suzhou Tongli
(International)
Excursion Development Limited ("STED")

    With a history dated back to 11 years ago, this
cultural festival, "Spring
of Tongli" as it is called, has already been a famous
culture brand of Suzhou
City. CWTC added flavor to this traditional event by
blending the festival
with upcoming events like 120th anniversary of Tuisi
Garden, the second China
Tong Li Movie Forum and a photo contest featuring the
"Flavor of Water Town".

    With its rising fame, the number of the foreign
tourists of Tong Li Town
has increased with an annual growth rate of 30% since
2000.

    The charm of Tong Li, a 1300-year-old town abounds in
tourist resources of
historical and cultural significance is increasingly
attracting more and more
people who swarm there to enjoy its peace. Especially the
Tuisi Garden, famous
for its well-preserved elaborate design in harmony, honored
to have a Tuisi
courtyard set up in the New York Botanical Gardens in
1986.

    "Ancient scenic spots and historical architectures
are always ranking the
top tourism destinations in our country," said Mr.
William Tsang, President of
China World Trade Corporation. "This festival is a
significant move to show
that Tong Li Town is the location embracing a full array of
local specialties.
The festival can really be a feast to many eyes. More
importantly is that the
best season to visit the town is from April to July in a
pleasant climate, we
are optimistic to see the number of visitors coming to the
site is booming as
spring comes."

    About China World Trade Corporation

    China World Trade Corporation (CWTC) has established
its business in three
distinct areas: the club and business centers throughout
major cities in
China, business travel-related services, and business
value-added services.
The Club and Business Center Division is devoted to the
building of the World
Trade brand throughout China via the opening and operating
of business clubs
in China's major, positioning the CWTC to act as a platform
to facilitate
trade between China and the world markets. The acquisition
of CEO Clubs China
Limited ("CEO Clubs") in May 2004 further
complements CWTC's offerings by
targeting high-level corporate executives from premier
companies. The Business
Traveling Services Division provides CWTC access to the
rapidly growing
travel-related industry through ticketing sales and scenic
site management.
The Business Value-Added Services Division focuses on
value-added services
consultancy services to CWTC members and clients.

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