It was also recognized as the Top Ten Popular Hotels & Platinum Feature Theme Hotel at 2009 Fifth Summit International Hotels Forum Organization and Golden Chair Award for Top 50 MICE Hotels in China by MICE Magazine.

The one and only international 5-star villa-style resort hotel is strategically located in Dayan Ancient Town, a UNESCO declared world cultural heritage site. It has direct vehicular access to/from the main street and is only1 0 minutes walking distance to the village town square. The resort is set amidst 51,000 sqms of landscape with 10 themes – a great location for a relaxing retreat or for holding theme events/meetings. It offers a unqiue vacation and meeting experience by virtue of its excellent combination of contemporary architecture complemented with the local Naxi/Dongba culture – truly a resort within the ancient town. It is also an excellent location for a family vacation as it is the only resort with an indoor heated pool and kid's club.

CONTACT INFORMATION

• Ivory Huang
  Marketing Executive
  Crowne Plaza Lijiang Ancient Town
  Tel: +86 888 55888 88 ext. 8803
  E-mail: marcom@cplijiang.com

Beijing, China (April 20, 2010) /ChinaNewswire.com/ — More and more cities and highway authorities in China are benefiting from Germany-based company Wirtgen's bitumen stabilized paving recycling technology, which conserves energy, reduces the demand for new materials, and produces a more durable road surface.

Wirtgen's recycling technology involves milling the existing road paving material and then mixing with an emulsion or foam of bitumen suspended in water together with a small amount of cement or lime. The bitumen acts as a flexible binding agent coalescing the milled particles together and also limits the ingress of water into the road base since the hydrophobic nature of bitumen inhibits water entering a layer of well-compacted material. Water entering the road base is a major factor in causing roads to deteriorate, particularly in parts of China that are subject to hot wet summers and freezing winters.

Initially regarded as a "poor man's" asphalt concrete, field performance has proved the case to be different and only recently have the non-continuous binding properties of these materials been appreciated. Results emanating from applied research efforts (primarily in South Africa, the Netherlands, and the USA) are now providing an understanding of the behaviour of these materials (particularly the non-continuously bonding) and their potential. The results of these studies suggest that the energy consumption associated with relaying a road can be reduced by a factor of up to three compared to older and more conventional technologies. In addition the grater durability of roads laid with this technique further reduces the expense and energy consumption associated with road repairs.

The adoption of this technology by the Chinese road authorities for rehabilitating their expressways that has opened up new research avenues which promise to be larger than everything done to date. Intentions to employ recently acquired accelerated testing facilities on these pavements are encouraging as they can only result in a better understanding of these materials, thereby advancing the technology.

The Yunnan Highway Bureau, for example, has successfully used three Wirtgen WR2500S units and a KMA200 unit, in their rehabilitation of the national highway network. This 800,000.00 square meters recycling job will be completed this year and the road owner is expecting to make cost savings of 30% compared to conventional methods. And Xi'an is using two Wirtgen WR2500S units on their municipal road rehabilitation. Changan Road in the city was repaired in 2009 with cost and energy savings combined and the benefit of reduced disruption to traffic due to a faster turn-round.

About the Wirtgen Group
The Wirtgen Group is an internationally operating group of companies in the construction machinery sector incorporating four traditional brands: Wirtgen, Vogele, Hamm, and Kleemann. As a technological leader, they offer their customers mobile machine solutions for road construction and road rehabilitation, as well as for mining and processing minerals.

The Wirtgen Group has been present in China for more than 20 years and, since 2004, has operated an assembly factory in Langfang, Hebei Province. With more than nine branches and 200 employees, Wirtgen China are always close to their customers.

For more information: www.wirtgen-china.com.cn

Yunnan, China (July 09, 2009) /ChinaNewswire.com/ — HomeAIDS is looking for companies to support the work of HomeAIDS to increase awareness amongst the public, and to provide care and support to people affected by HIV and AIDS in China.

HomeAIDS is an HIV and AIDS consultation and service centre based in Kunming city, Yunnan Province, China. Since 2008 we are an officially registered civil society organisation with the Yunnan Department of Civil Affairs. HomeAIDS was first set up in April 2002 as a joint Yunnan Red Cross and The Salvation Army Hong Kong and Macau Command project. These organisations still remain involved with HomeAIDS as part of the Council (Board). Since our launch in April 2002, we have worked in the Kunming city area to raise awareness of HIV and AIDS through outreach and educational programmes; we support and work with people with HIV/AIDS and their families through information activities, regular support sessions and family visits. We provide counselling and information services through our telephone, online and face-to-face services.

How can you help? By sponsoring our website re-development. We aim to make our website a key platform for forums and QQ sessions for anonymous responses to questions about HIV and AIDS. The website is also essential to help us raise awareness of our work amongst Kunming residents, but also potential donors in China and abroad, so as to help us fund our work in future. You can either sponsor the cost of the website development through a third party or by providing direct technical website support. RMB 3,000 pays for the re-development of the HomeAIDS website.

How can you help? By sponsoring our HIV/AIDS helpline (automated and personal responses). HomeAIDS has two telephone helplines to provide confidential professional counselling and information to callers. Our 24 hour automated telephone response system gives recorded information on different topics, whilst our helpline is manned by trained staff and volunteers to deal with specific queries. During 2008, 1582 people called the telephone lines.

How can companies help us provide the helpline service?

1) By sponsoring the helpline. A company can sponsor the lines to make this service free, for example by providing a free option if calling from a mobile telephone. A company can support HomeAIDS by sponsoring the cost of the helplines.

2) By helping HomeAIDS promote the service to Kunming residents through a text message alert campaign. This is an option for telecommunication companies or companies that have a customer database in Kunming.

RMB 600 pays for the helpline telephone line for a year. RMB 15,000 can fund the automated line for a year.

How can you help? By sponsoring our World AIDS Day event on 1 December 2009. HomeAIDS organises events to raise awareness and provide information about HIV and AIDS. In 2008, Kunming residents took part in activities at Jin Bi Square in central Kunming to mark World AIDS Day: people could take part in two interactive games, which provided an opportunity to learn about HIV and AIDS. RMB 600 can pay for publicity leaflets. RMB 4,000 pays for the whole event.

How can you help? By supporting our HIV and AIDS awareness training for students. Since the foundation of HomeAIDS in 2002, we have increased awareness of HIV and AIDS amongst students in colleges and universities in Kunming. Our activities are run in partnership with the Youth League Committees. We aim to hold 20 HIV and AIDS basic information courses for 600 students at 15 partner campuses in Kunming, and train 20 volunteer peer educators to ensure the sustainability of these courses in the future. RMB 17,000 funds 20 HIV/AIDS information courses for 600 students. RMB 32,000 allows us to train 20 peer educators.

How can your company benefit? HomeAIDS will acknowledge your support on our website and in our annual review, as well as any relevant publications. We also aim to publicise the corporate partnership through press releases, especially in CSR and business media. Your management, staff and customers will benefit from knowing they have contributed to HIV prevention and care in Yunnan. Yunnan is the province hardest-hit by HIV and AIDS in China, affecting communities at all levels. Whilst previously associated with population at higher risk such as injecting drug users, it has now become a concern for the whole population as lack of information still contributes to new infections and discrimination towards people living with HIV.

CONTACT INFORMATION

• Zhao Juan, Executive Director
  HomeAIDS
  Floor 2
  Guandu Qu Jinbi Zhonghe Shangchang
  Qianwei Lu
  Kunming, Yunnan
  China 650011
  Tel: +86-871 6111265 or 6111267
  Mobile: +86-13888972545
  Fax: +86-871 6111265
  Website: www.homeaids.org
  Email: vip@homeaids.org

Guangzhou, China (January 12, 2009) /ChinaNewswire.com/ — Guangzhou International Travel Fair 2009 (GITF 2009) will grandly open in Guangzhou Jinhan Exhibition Center from March 26-29 next year. Lasting 4 days (last edition: 3 days), the GITF 2009 is set to open to the trade visitors on 26-27 and to the public on 28-29. Exhibitors will also enjoy one more day (from 23 to 25) for booth construction on-site. GITF 2009 is expected to cover 15,000 sq m, accommodating 460 exhibitors with 45 percent from overseas.

Succeeding the great success of the 2008's edition co-organized by Hannover Fairs, GITF 2009 will be once again showcasing a lineup of tourism products from different countries of the world, providing rich travel packages featured by exotic character. The fair, with its unique character of "Professional and International", will present an excellent tourism display for both exhibitors and visitors.

With the rapid development of domestic economy in recent years, Chinese tourism industry is booming by leaps and bounds. According to the National Tourism Administration, China is one of the countries with huge potential and fastest growth in outbound tourism market, what's more, Guangdong Province ranks one of the most important tourism destinations and visitors sources in China. 2008 first half year's statistics show that Guangzhou is head on the top list among other tourism cities of China in terms of all the key index on tourism industry: welcoming a total of 52.858 million guests (+3.14%), including 2.917 million from overseas (+4.53%). These figures once again prove that Guangzhou, the South Gate of China, still enjoys huge potential in tourism market, thus propelling the good development of GITF.

IFEMA joins in for a higher level of professionalism
From 2009, Spanish Feria de Madrid (IFEMA) as the co-organizer will join hands with Hannover Fairs Shanghai to operate GITF jointly. Founded in 1980, IFEMA is now the largest exhibition company in Spain, also taking a lead in Europe. Its organized FITUR is one of the three largest and most influential travel fairs in the world. FITUR 2008 held this February witnessed a turnout of over 13,300 exhibitors from 170 countries and regions on the net show area of over 100,000 sq m with visitors totaling up to 260,000.

Relying on Hannover Fairs worldwide network, great appeal to international visitors and exhibitors as well as IFEMA's successful experience in organizing FITUR, the both parties will team up to enhance the international influence of GITF." Through the collaboration with IFEMA, we will definitely build a more professional travel show further promote its rapid growth and establish a unique platform providing global professionals with latest travel information and opportunities to seek potential business." remarks by Mr. James Fu, General Manager of Hannover Fairs China.

Highly featured with fascinating events
To further stimulating the domestic tourism market, National Tourism Administration will carry out a series of new measures at the beginning of 2009 including more investment in tourism infrastructure, public service facilities, country side tourism and domestic recreation plan. In line with the market demand, the organizers therefore work out GITF, which features "wide spectrum of exhibits, clear division of exhibition area, rich concurrent events", benefiting exhibitors and visitors to the utmost extent.

GITF 2009 will cover 12 exhibition categories including National/Regional Travel Organizations and Tourist Association, Travel Agencies, Hotel, Hotel Group and Holiday Camps, Tourism Attractions such as Theme Parks, Resorts & Golf Courses, Airlines, etc and the organizer will divide the exhibition area elaborately according to the categories. National tourism administrations from over 20 countries and regions will attend the fair by group and bring visitors fancy tourism information at Oversea Group Exhibition Pavilion. Air Pavilion will present special customized service provided by air companies from home and abroad, whose new flight routes are sure to be popular among businessmen. International Travel Agency Pavilion, Hotel & Resorts Pavilion and Tourism Attraction Pavilion are all going to be eye-catcher of the tourism lovers who will get rich travel products and holiday information ranging from prosperous business area tour to fascinate landscape tour. What's more, local tourism administrations and group agencies from different part of the country will present various tourist resorts and routes in the Domestic Exhibition Group Pavilion that had proved very popular among domestic tourists in previous editions. Worth to mention, the organizer will cooperate with the tourism administrations and travel agencies of major tourism provinces and cities to launch special theme promotions, such as "Preferential Sichuan Tour", "Colorful Yunnan", and "Charming Shanghai with Wonderful EXPO", "Romantic Stay at Beautiful Sanya" and "Travel to Birthplace of Hero, Enjoy the Fancy of Grassland in Inner Mongolia", etc.

Under well preparation of the organizers, Guangzhou Forum 2009 – International Eco-Tourism Development, themed on ecological tourism, will be held in correspondence with GITF 2009 on 26th March 2009. Experts from governments, tourism and hotel industry, entertainment and other fields will take steps towards discussing the hot topics in tourism industry so as to promote the development of ecological tourism. Besides, a series of concurrent events will add to the wonder of the show, including: International Tourism Golf Game 2009, providing a wonderful opportunity not only for the leaders to learn from each others' golf skills, but also for them to discuss together the future development of tourist industry; Buyers Night will provide a platform for free conversation between buyers, exhibitors and relevant parties coming from afar.

GITF 2009 in preparation will welcome more professionals on-site. Hannover Fairs will also spear no efforts to expand the coverage of buyers' invitation from the resource of cooperation with IFEMA and strategic alliance with FIera Milano. Sponsored by Guangdong Provincial Tourism Administration and Tourism Administration of Guangzhou Municipality, two leading fair company's team-up will further help boost the internationalization of GITF, building the event as one of the most important international travel trade fairs in Asia-pacific region, providing an excellent platform for global insider to overview latest information on tourism market and to seek potential business opportunities.

CONTACT INFORMATION

• Mr. Winson Wu / Ms. Karry Wang / Ms. Sarah Pan
  Hannover Fairs China Ltd. – Shanghai
  Rm. 301, B&Q Pudong Office Tower
  393 Yinxiao Road, Pudong
  Shanghai 201204
  Tel: +86 (0)21 – 5045 – 6700, Ext. 253 / 242 / 318
  Fax: +86 (0)21 – 5045 – 9355
  E-mail: karry.wang@hfchina.com
  E-mail: sarah.pan@hfchina.com
  E-mail: winson.wu@hfchina.com

Beijing, China (August 21, 2008) /ChinaNewswire.com/ — The Crowne Plaza Sun Palace Beijing opens its door in Beijing's central business district today. Owned by Yunnan Metropolitan Construction Investment Co., Ltd. (YMCI), and managed by InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG), one of the world's largest hotel groups by number of rooms, the Crowne Plaza Sun Palace Beijing features with upscale accommodations, comprehensive meeting space and services for small to large meetings and events. With its official launch, the hotel adds additional 4000 sqm function space in Beijing and creates a newest "Place to Meet" of the capital.

"We're really pleased" said General Manager Daniel Arbenz. "We are confident to offer our guests the very best services available and with a fresh approach. Our distinct Yunnan flavor makes us something different, something new, and combined with our international expertise we believe we can provide an unparalleled experience for all our customers."

Convenient location, unique stay experience, and professional services are always the key factors that guests are looking at hotels. Choosing to stay at the Crowne Plaza Sun Palace Beijing, guests will have it all.

The Crowne Plaza Sun Palace Beijing is located in the rapidly developing Taiyanggong area of Beijing, on the north-eastern corner of the city's Third Ring Road and Jingcheng Highway. It is just 25 minutes from Beijing Capital International Airport and 10 minutes from the Olympic Green, Diplomatic District, China International Exhibition Center, Central Business District and world-class shopping precincts. Its proximity to the major business centers and technology parks make the Crowne Plaza Sun Palace Beijing an ideal base for business travelers alike.

Designed to replicate the stunning mountains, gorges and rainforest scenery of Yunnan Province in a modern style, the Crowne Plaza Sun Palace offers a unique luxury Yunnan experience in Beijing. The hotel is greatly influenced by Yunnan multicultural elements.Every arrived guest and visitor will be affectionately welcomed by staff wearing Yunnan minority cultural styled uniform, and once they have entered into the hotel lobby, their attention will be immediately attracted by a giant set of ethnic "Yunnan style pavilions" above 20 meters high. The Crowne Plaza Sun Palace Beijing also offers a range of Yunnan experiences onsite, such as, Yunnan Rainbow restaurant, Yunnan "colorful-clouds" themed ceiling painting and so forth.

The Crowne Plaza Sun Palace Beijing's 25-story landmark tower features 540 well designed, spacious, and technology-savvy rooms and suites. All rooms and suites feature a 37-inch flat screen TV, wireless broadband access, luxurious bathrooms, and most remarkably, with panoramic views of the capital. Its deluxe 300m2 presidential suite is fit to accommodate heads of state and is complemented with a private and secure VIP elevator. The hotel stands out with its comprehensive facilities and services catering to various sizes meetings, conferences, and social events.

As part of a globally well-recognized and respected hotel brand, the Crowne Plaza Sun Palace Beijing understands the details that go into planning meetings and presentations. Whether it's a crucial client meeting or regional conference for over 1,000 delegates, the hotel go out of its way to make guests meeting a success. Being a "Place to Meet", the hotel has all the full services and amenities guests could expect from a leading international hotel.Having one of the largest pillar-free Grand Ballroom in Beijing of 1400sqm, with variety of meeting spaces, "high-tech" meeting facilities, various culinary options, and outstanding Crowne Meeting services, the Crowne Plaza Sun Palace Beijing will be one of the "must-choose" hotel for meeting and event planners.

Meanwhile, the hotel's multiple cozy areas in the foyer, lobby, restaurants, bars, and even at poolside could facilitate those casual, impromptu meetings. Having WIFI access throughout the hotel, business travellers can focus their attention where it matters – on business.With remarkable formal and informal facilities and services, the Crowne Plaza Sun Palace Beijing truly deserves to be the newest place to meet.

To help guests quickly recharge themselves from an all-day heavy business session, the hotel offers an exciting range of innovative restaurants and bars: Red Orange, which serves fresh Pan Asian and Western cuisine; Rainbow, which offers a feast of authentic and aromatic Yunnan dishes; Portofino, featuring fine Italian dining; and Sun Palace, classic Cantonese and regional cuisine fit for an emperor. Or if one feels like winding down, there is the Piano Lounge, a great place to meet friends and entertain clients with a café latte or a martini at anytime of day, or The Bar, perfect for a cool beer or a late night cocktail.

The hotel also features all the amenities for recreation and relaxation that one might need to rejuvenate the soul after the whole day brainstorming session, getting a lift to their day and leaving them to feel positive about life in general. Guests have the choice of aromatherapy treatments in the Crowne Plaza's signature Tea Tree Spa Retreat, or a rigorous cardio workout at the Fitness Center. More active guests can swim laps in the 25-meter indoor swimming pool or play a few sets on the rooftop tennis court.

The Crowne Plaza Sun Palace Beijing is wholly owned by Yunnan Metropolitan Construction
Investment Co., Ltd, a state-own company of Yunnan Provincial Government. Yunnan Metropolitan Construction Investment Co., Ltd has investments in the hotel, education, utility supplies and construction sectors in China.

The hotel is managed by IHG (InterContinental Hotels Group), one of the world's largest hotel groups by number of rooms. IHG owns, manages, leases or franchises, through various subsidiaries, over 4,000 hotels and more than 590,000 guest rooms in nearly 100 countries and territories around the world. IHG owns a portfolio of well recognized and respected hotel brands including InterContinental® Hotels & Resorts, Crowne Plaza® Hotels & Resorts, Holiday Inn® Hotels and Resorts, Holiday Inn Express®, Staybridge Suites®, Candlewood Suites® and Hotel Indigo®, and also manages the world's largest hotel loyalty programme,
Priority Club® Rewards with over 39 million members worldwide.

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Kunming, China (November 26, 2007) /ChinaNewswire.com/ — From November 27th to December 1st the Chinese city of Kunming will host the 2007 BigScreen International Film Festival, featuring 94 films selected from more than 200 ones from about 30 countries. This year’s BigScreen festival will add momentum to Kunming’s emergence as one of China’s major movie centers.

This fifth installment of the BigScreen film festival series will last five days and will highlight films from around the globe, including feature-length films, short films, documentaries and video installations. Special guests include jurors Marco Ceresa (organizer, Venice Film Festival), Wang Yao (screenwriter, Baby in Love, Returning Home, Gourmet of Poison) and Chinese media expert Jeremy Goldkorn, founder of the highly influential website Danwei.org. Hong Kong director Yan Yan Mak (Butterfly, Big Brother) will also be a special guest of the festival and will introduce her new film, The Scarlet Robe. Special musical guests include songstress Tujiko Noriko, bilingual hiphop act Rap Republic and the Bai, Yi and Wa minority performers of Yuansheng Studio, one of the event’s co-sponsors.

BigScreen Festival is organized by CinaOggi.it and English-language portal GoKunming.com and is hosted by the Yunnan Experimental Film Base. The festival has the full support of the Kunming People’s Radio Station, Dushi Shibao newspaper and other relevant government organizations.

This year’s BigScreen Festival is the fifth festival in the BigScreen series, which was launched in Padua, Italy in March 2004. Over the last three and an half years, the BigScreen series has attracted filmmakers and film aficionados from around the world, especially from Asia and Europe. After three editions in Europe, BigScreen moved to China. Last year’s BigScreen Italia – also held in Kunming – served as an important component of the Year of Italy in China and featured prominent members of China’s ‘sixth generation’ of filmmakers such as Jia Zhangke and Wang Xiaoshuai, who served as jurors for the event. This year BigScreen returns to Kunming to serve as a cultural bridge between China and the world.

“Film is an ideal vehicle for communication and exchange between different cultures,” BigScreen founder Matteo Damiani said. “I believe that this year’s BigScreen Film Festival in Kunming will provide China with a very special cultural platform.

INTERNET LINKS

http://www.bigscreenfestival.com

CONTACT INFORMATION

• Leeney Zhou
  leeneymac@gmail.com
  (86) 158 0885 3011

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Shanghai, China (November 9, 2007) /ChinaNewswire.com/ — Dragonair's inflight charity fundraising initiative, Change for Conservation, recently reached a significant milestone when the total sum collected passed the HK$6 million mark. The money raised is used to benefit projects run by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) in China's Yunnan province.

"I would like to thank all our passengers who have been – and continue to be – so supportive," said Dragonair Chief Executive Officer Kenny Tang. "The generous support of our passengers has made this ongoing campaign to protect the environment a big success."

The funds raised by Change for Conservation are used by TNC in remote areas of Yunnan province in Mainland China. Over the years, TNC successfully supported the opening of the first national park in Shangri-La County in northwest Yunnan, including funding an inspection tour of New Zealand's national parks to gain useful insights and help speed up the establishment of the Yunnan park. TNC funding also helped the Yunnan Golden Monkey Conservation Association improve the monitoring of Yunnan's golden monkeys.

Other projects benefiting from Dragonair's passenger donations include the Green Building Project, in which TNC has worked closely with various organisations to promote environmentally friendly building concepts and the protection of natural forests while facilitating sustainable local development.

Change for Conservation was launched on January 1, 2004 with more than HK$2 million collected from passengers in the first year. The amount raised reached the HK$5 million mark by the end of 2006. Dragonair's cabin crew currently distribute Change for Conservation donation envelopes on some 500 flights every week.

"At Dragonair we believe it is important to work to enhance the quality of life in the communities we serve. We have been supporting the important work of TNC in Mainland China since 2004 through our inflight fundraising campaign, which is now the most successful charity campaign in the airline’s history," said Mr Tang.

Change for Conservation is one of the key elements in Dragonair's Corporate Social Responsibility Programme, which connects the airline with the community through projects relating to arts and culture, education, medical and relief efforts, and the environment.

INTERNET LINKS

http://www.dragonair.com.cn

Dragonair, an affiliate member of oneworld, is a Hong Kong-based airline operating a fleet of 31 passenger aircraft and seven freighters serving 33 regional destinations, including 21 cities in Mainland China. The airline has topped the "Best Airline – China" category in the respected Skytrax passenger survey for the past six years, highlighting its Mainland China expertise. Dragonair is part of the Cathay Pacific Group, providing seamless connectivity for passengers to more than 100 cities around the globe.

CONTACT INFORMATION

• Gabriel Lee, Manager Marketing&Sale(Eastern China)
  Tel: (8621)6375 6330
  Email: Gabriel.lee@dragonair.com

  Caroline Miao, Superintendent Marketing
  Tel: (8621) 6375 6260
  Email: caroline.miao@dragonair.com

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