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Canton All Inclusive Package PHASE 1: OCTOBER 15- OCTOBER 19 2013 PHASE 2: OCTOBER 23- OCTOBER 27 2013 PHASE 3: OCTOBER 31- NOVEMBER 4 2013 VENUE: PAZHOU IMPORT & EXPORT FAIR COMPLEX, GUANGZHOU CHINA EXHIBITOR PROFILE The Canton Fair is a great trade event of comprehensiveness and specialization. It exhibits over 150,000 kinds of quality Chinese products and overseas commodities with distinctive features. The renew rate of Chinese products is over 40% each session. Depending upon China's advantages in manufacturing industry and orienting toward international market demand, the fair shows a variety of high quality products with reasonable price Exhibitors of the Canton Fair come from various industries in China and the world. Chinese exhibitors of the Canton Fair boast good credibility and strength. Over 24,000 Chinese enterprises attend each session of the Fair. Among them, manufacturers account for 51%; foreign trade enterprises account for 38%; industrial trade enterprises account for 10%; scientific research institutions and enterprises of other types account for 1%. Excellent enterprises in the world gather at the Canton Fair. The Canton Fair sets up an International Pavilion from its 101st session and invites enterprises from all over the world to participate. It serves as a platform to demonstrate their strengths, uplift their brand images and exchange information for exhibitors from home and abroad. PHASE 1: Electronics & Household Electrical Appliances Lighting Equipment Building Materials & Hardware Machinery Equipments Vehicles & Spare Parts Hardware & Tools Chemical Products International Pavilion PHASE 2 Consumer Goods Home Decorations Gifts PHASE 3 Textiles & Garments Shoes Office Supplies, Cases & Bags, and Recreation Products Medicines, Medical Devices and Health Products Food International Pavilion CANTON PHASE 1 / PHASE 2/ PHASE 3 Flexi Hotel Options @ your best choice on Bed & Breakfast Hotel Baiyun International ***** Add：367 East Huanshi Road, Guangzhou, China FLEXI PREMIUIM OPTION Guangzhou Baiyun International is a 5-star property situated on East Huanshi Road where Guangzhou Central Business District Core is located. With the metro station near at hand and a short drive to Guangzhou Convention Center and as the important passageway of Airport Express to Baiyun International Airport, the hotel enjoys most convenient transportation. By way of the hotel are such transport facilities as Airport Expresses, Metro Line 5 and several bus lines, among which one of the Taojin Station for Metro Line 5 is just at the front gate to the hotel. The Hotel boasts many internationally well-known brands and shops and high-grade office buildings such as La Perle Plaza, Guangzhou International Trade Center and Friendship Store. Baiyun International Airport ~ Baiyun Hotel Distance: 30 km. (40 minutes’ drive) Guangzhou East Railway Station ~ Baiyun Hotel Distance: 4 km. (15 minutes’ drive) Per person per night on Twin Sharing: USD 115 (including breakfast) Per person per night on Single Room: USD 210 (including breakfast) Inclusions: Accommodation on Twin Sharing / Single room basis as per option Daily Hotel Buffet Breakfast Note: Minimum 04 night’s accommodation during CANTON OCTOBER 2013 is mandatory to avail the above mentioned special rates. The rates mentioned above are as of now and all subject to change / availability. For booking procedures, you will be required to pay a deposit of 100% package price at the time of booking. To avail twin sharing rates in CANTON OCTOBER 2013minimum 2 passengers respectively needs to book together for the same date Additional 3.09% service tax will be applicable Hotel Hilbin International **** Add : NO 208 Yuexiu Nan Lu,Yuexiu District, Guangzhou, China FLEXI COMFORT OPTION Guangzhou Hilbin Hotel (formerly called the Globelink Hotel) which is a licensed four-star Luxury Business Hotel. It is located adjacent to the China Plaza and the Beijing Road Shopping Pedestrian Street, the two major shopping circles. The hotel is also near the famous Wan Ling Plaza (a wholesale base of Home Accessories, Boutique and Toys) and Dashatou Area (Electronic Appliances and Fabrics Purchasing Base). It takes about 40 minutes to the Baiyun International Airport & 20 minutes to the Tianhe Railway East Station or to the Pazhou International Convention & Exhibition Center. 8 minutes by walk is the Metro Station Nong Jiang Suo (Line 1), and only 4 minutes by walk to the Metro Station Yue Xiu Nan (Line 6，open soon). Baiyun International Airport ~ Hilbin international Hotel - 40 minutes’ drive Pazhou International Exhibition Center (Canton Fair Complex) to Hotel – 20 minutes drive Per person per night on Twin Sharing: USD 85 (including breakfast) Per person per night on Single Room: USD 145 (including breakfast) Inclusions: Accommodation on Twin Sharing / Single room basis as per option Daily Hotel Buffet Breakfast Note: Minimum 04 night’s accommodation during CANTON OCTOBER 2013 is mandatory to avail the above mentioned special rates. The rates mentioned above are as of now and all subject to change / availability. For booking procedures, you will be required to pay a deposit of 100% package price at the time of booking. To avail twin sharing rates in CANTON OCTOBER 2013minimum 2 passengers respectively needs to book together for the same date Additional 3.09% service tax will be applicable FLEXI BUDGET OPTION Hotel Gardford International Guangzhou*** Add: 418 Huanshi east road Yuexiu District, Guangzhou Gardford International hotel located on Huanshi dong road in Guangzhou ouzhuang subway E exit, the busiest section of the city. It is according to 4-star standards decoration, based on Economic price and valuable service, located at business zone, adjacent to xindaxin shopping market, Garden hotel, Tianhe shopping center, Tianhe city, Zhenjia plaza and Grand buy, its only 5 minutes drive from Pazhou Exhibition center. The 28 floors hotel offers deluxe standard room, standard room and single room all is 340 & has Chinese and western restaurant, multi-purpose conference rooms beauty, hairdressing, sauna center, laundry room and parking lot etc. So whether it is for business, tourism, conference, party or leisure, GardFord International hotel is definitely your best choice. Per person per night on Twin Sharing: USD 65 (including breakfast) Per person per night on Single Room: USD 108 (including breakfast) Inclusions: Accommodation on Twin Sharing / Single room basis as per option Daily Hotel Buffet Breakfast Note: Minimum 04 night’s accommodation during CANTON OCTOBER 2013 is mandatory to avail the above mentioned special rates. The rates mentioned above are as of now and all subject to change / availability. For booking procedures, you will be required to pay a deposit of 100% package price at the time of booking. To avail twin sharing rates in CANTON OCTOBER 2013minimum 2 passengers respectively needs to book together for the same date Additional 3.09% service tax will be applicable CANTON PHASE 1 ORBITZ ALL INCLUSIVE TRAVEL PACKAGES PHASE 1 /PACKAGE 1 PHASE 1 / PACKAGE 2 OCT 2013 (05 Nights/ 06 Days) (04 Nights/ 05 Days) Depart Mumbai 14th Tue Arrive Hong Kong Depart Mumbai 15th Wed Visit Canton Phase 1 Arrive Hong Kong 16th Thu Visit Canton Phase 1 Visit Canton Phase 1 17th Fri Visit Canton Phase 1 Visit Canton Phase 1 18th Sat Visit Canton Phase 1 Visit Canton Phase 1 Transfer to airport Transfer to airport 19th Sun Depart Hong Kong / Arrive Mumbai Depart Hong Kong / Arrive Mumbai BUDGET OPTION: HOTEL STAR**** or Similar ( Price per Person) Twin Sharing INR 45500 + USD 540 INR 45500 + USD 480 Single Room INR 45500 + USD 860 INR 45500 + USD 760 COMFORT OPTION: HOTEL LIU HUA **** or Similar ( Price per Person) Twin Sharing INR 45500 + USD 620 INR 45500 + USD 550 Single Room INR 45500 + USD 940 INR 45500 + USD 840 PREMIUIM OPTION: HOTEL OCEAN **** or Similar ( Price per Person) Twin Sharing INR 45500 + USD 750 INR 45500 + USD 690 Single Room INR 45500 + USD 1200 INR 45500 + USD 1075 GROUP AIRLINE OPTION JET AIRWAYS - EX BOM Package No: 1 9W 76 14 OCT BOMHKG 0100 0920 9W 75 19 OCT HKG BOM 1945 2340 Package No: 2 9W 76 15 OCT BOMHKG 0100 0920 9W 75 19 OCT HKG BOM 1945 2340 PACKAGE INCLUSIONS: Return economy class group airfare with taxes (as on date 12th June 2013 EX BOM) Accommodation with breakfast on Twin / Single room basis as per above mentioned options Daily Indian dinners in the comfort of hotel (for budget & comfort option) Daily Indian dinners in the comfort of hotel Star (for premium option) Airport – Hotel –Airport group surface transfers (as per group flights) Daily return Fairground group transfers on trade fair days Chinese Single Entry Normal Visa charges (Documentation, Processing, Submission, collection and Consulate Fees) & Overseas Mediclaim & Courier and communication Half day city tour of Guangzhou including evening soothing Pearl River Cruise with group. Services of Orbitz experienced Tour Manager Orbitz attractive air ticket jacket PACKAGE EXCLUSIONS: Deviation or Date Change in the Air Ticket Invitation required for visa Any Increase in the Air Taxes, Airport Taxes, Air Insurance, and YQ Tax after 12th June 2013 will be charged extra Ferry transfers / ticket Lunches Entrance fees to Fairground Beverages, Laundry, Telephone Charges, Porter age, excess baggage & expenses of personal nature Any items not mentioned in the “Package Inclusions” EXTRAS: Government Service Tax of 3.09% applicable on total package price (Mandatory) Ferry tickets : USD 35 per way Customary Gratuities
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