China World Trade Corporation Managed Scenic Site Receives 'National Premier Park' Award

China World Trade Corporation Managed Scenic Site Receives 'National Premier Park' Award

March 26, 2007

    GUANGZHOU, China, March 24 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- China
World Trade
Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: CWTD) ("CWTC")
today announced that one of
the business-travel scenic sites managed by its subsidiary
Suzhou Tongli
(International) Excursion Development Limited
("STED") has received the
"National Premier Park" Award by the Ministry of
Construction ("MOC"), the
People's Republic of China.

    MOC announced the first batch of National Premier Parks
in late February
2007. Being one of the business-travel scenic sites managed
by STED, Retreat
and Reflection Garden (or Tuisi Garden) of Tong Li Town,
Jiangsu Province of
China was granted the "National Premier Park"
Award along with 19 other parks
in Chinese cities like Beijing, Suzhou, Shenyang, Jinan,
Yangzhou and
Changchun.

    Retreat and Reflection Garden received the award after
MOC promulgated a
new "Administrative Measures to National Premier
Park" in March 2006. The
measures call for a list of policies to be implemented in
city parks so as to
meet the national standard; namely green policies, policies
of visitor
controls as well as contingency planning. Retreat and
Reflection Garden was
recognized by MOC among the first batch of the National
Premier Parks.

    "We're honored to receive this award at the
beginning of 2007," said Mr.
William Tsang, president of CWTD. "Since launching the
business-travel scenic
site management business in late 2006, we have worked very
hard through STED
to leverage our resources, management skill and technology
know-how to deliver
high quality travel services that create the highest level
of customer
satisfaction and retention in Tong Li Town. This award is a
testimony to the
growing customer trust and brand recognition we continue to
achieve in one of
the famous business-travel scenic site along Yangtze Delta
region of China."

    Built by the retired Chinese official Ren Lansheng
during 1885 and 1887,
the 120-year old Retreat and Reflection Garden has also
been recognized as one
of the UNESCO World Heritage
(http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/813) in Nov 30,
2000. The ingenious design for Retreat and Reflection
Garden conforms to the
local landforms and conditions that are recognized as one
of the masterpiece
of Chinese landscape garden design in which art, nature,
and ideas are
integrated perfectly to create ensembles of great beauty
and peaceful harmony
in an area that covers about 700 square meters (one fifth
acre).

    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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