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3rd Annual WOMEN'S SYMPOSIUM and STUDY PROGRAM W0MEN MAKING A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE COST 17- DAY ITINERARY – MAY 13 – June 1 2009 19 Days Shanghai, Study Tour, Women’s Symposium and $3855 – Double th 10 Anniversary Week Celebration $4500 – Single All Inclusive from May 13 (Wed) Arrive in Los Angeles per your own schedule, transfer to hotel for Orientation. Los Angeles May 14 (Thu) 0600 Orientation and breakfast. Check out prior to orientation. 1100 Depart for International Terminal for international check-in 1330 International Departure China Eastern Airlines MU586 May 15 (Fri) 1815 Arrive Pudong International Airport. Received by Shanghai Women's Federation. Transfer to Park Hotel via Meglev to Longyang Station, van to hotel 2000 Hotel Check-in 2020 Dinner May 16 (Sat) 0700 Breakfast Visit to Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center, Exhibition Center of World Expo 2010 Shanghai, Oriental Pearl TV Tower, Shanghai History Museum 1800 Banquet by Shanghai Women’s Federation May 17 (Sun) 0700 Breakfast Yu Yuan Garden and Shopping Visit Shanghai Museum Free Time May 18 (Mon) 0700 Breakfast Departure for Songjiang District (one rural area of Shanghai) Visit villages and meet with women farmers PM Visit University town Visit enterprise owned by woman Entrepreneur May 19 (Tue) 0700 Breakfast Tour of Chongming Island major urban and agricultural master-plan incorporating specialized agriculture in a sustainable design. It is also a major relocation centre for migrants from Yangtze River, Three Gorges Dam area May 20 (Wed) 0700 Breakfast Visit Shanghai Women’s Educational Training Center. Visit Kindergarten PM Departure- Flight to Zhengzhou. Transfer to Xinzheng and arrive at SIAS International University Check in campus residential housing and relax. Massage, stroll the campus, visit International Street and beyond May 21 (Thu) 0700 Breakfast AM Tour SIAS Campus Briefing on University History and Future – Shawn Chen, Founder Depart for Dengfeng City by bus for the Zen Music Performance at Shaolin Temple May 22 (Fri) 0700 Breakfast World Academy for the Future of Women – Vision and Conversation Depart for Zhengzhou to meet with Zhengzhou Women’s Federation Final preparation and walk through for Symposium – Speakers meet with interpreters May 23 (Sat) 0700 Breakfast Opening of the 3rd Annual Women’s Symposium – Women Making a World of Difference Keynote Speakers Lunch Breakout Sessions Evening Delegate Banquet May 24 (Sun) Day Two Women’s Symposium - Women Making a World of Difference Artist unveiling of art and sculpture Announcement of the World Academy on the Future of Women Evening Gala and Farewell Event! May 25 (Mon) EXTENDED STAY FOR 10th Anniversary Free Day on SIAS Campus to meet with students and join discussion groups May 26 (Tue) 0800 Breakfast Join the UCP-SARnet Virtual Tour of SIAS Campus with Universities around the World Schedules to be announced Conduct lectures on campus per arranged schedule May 27 (Wed) 0800 Breakfast 0900 Join the UCP-SARnet Virtual Tour of SIAS Campus with Universities around the World Schedules to be announced Shopping and tour of Zhengzhou and Henan Provincial Museum May 28 (Thu) 0730 Breakfast 0830 Registration for Global Conference on the Future of Education and Workplaces 1000 Opening Ceremony 1200 Lunch 1330 Concurrent Sessions 1800 Banquet May 29 (Fri) 0730 Breakfast 0830 Global Conference Continued 1030 Conference Closing Ceremony 1200 Lunch 1400 10th Anniversary Awards Ceremony 1630 Depart for Zhengzhou 1800 Governor’s Banquet 2100 Return to Hotel May 30 (Sat) 0730 Breakfast 0900 SIAS International University 10th Anniversary Celebration 1200 Anniversary Banquet 1400 Anniversary Events 1600 Visit the birthplace of the first Chinese Emperor 1800 Evening Performance 1930 Evening Performance May 31 (Sun) 0730 Breakfast 0900 Graduation Ceremony 1200 Graduation Banquet 1400 Depart for Bryndy Science and Technology Institute 1730 Meeting with Zhengzhou Mayor 1800 Mayor’s Banquet 2030 Return to Campus June 1 (Mon) 0700 Breakfast Early AM return via flight from Zhengzhou to Shanghai Hongqiao Airport Transfer to Pudong International Airport 1445 International Departure China Eastern Airlines MU583-Cross International Dateline 1130 Arrive Los Angeles same day. Clear customs and transfer to domestic connection with two hours between international arrival and domestic departure. SAFE JOURNEY! .
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