Cost of the Trip • $4040 per person based on shared occupancy room• $4678 per person based on single occupancy room

Services not Included: • Personal expenses and extra baggage• Travel Insurance• Visa Fee

For detailed program information contact: James Andrews/210-829-7003/cjja@overlandpartners.com

SHANGHAIMain Industries: Electronics, Chemicals, Textiles, SteelThe most populous city in China, Shanghai is the commercial and financial center of mainland China. In the last two decades Shanghai has been one of the fastest developing cities in the world. Since 1992 Shanghai has recorded double-digit growth almost every year.

Join the Alamo Asian American Chamber of Commerce accompanied by Councilman Ron Nirenberg, Vice-Chair of Sister Cities

International to visit San Antonio’s sister city Wuxi, Nanjing and Shanghai.Meet with political and business leaders to further develop business

relationships between San Antonio and China.

Alamo Asian American Chamber of Commerce 8th Wuxi International Sister Cities Forum

October 29 – November 5, 2016

Additional internet resources:

http://english.wxrb.com/

http://en.wuxi.gov.cn/

http://wuxi.jiangsu.net/

WUXI, Sister CityMain Industries: Manufacturing, Textiles, TechnologyA 3,000 year-old city on the Yangtze River in Jiangsu Province, Wuxi is criss-crossed with older canals, making it an attractive tourist and residential draw where many private gardens or parks were built by learned scholars. Wuxi’s modern economy focused on the textile (silk) and rice markets. Currently, Wuxi is pioneering green industries and is home to the corporate headquarters of Sun Tech Power, the world’s largest producer of silicon solar modules. Designated an investment grade city by the Chinese government, Wuxi has two large industrial parks devoted to new industries such as electric motor manufacturing, software development and solar.

NANJINGMain Industries: Electronics, Automotive, Petrochemicals, Iron, Steel, PowerNanjing is the capital of Jiangsu Province in the southeast on the south bank of the Yangtze River. Nanjing’s three special economic zones are home to manufacturing and production facilities for some of the world’s leading multinational corporations.Nanjing is the second largest commercial center in the East China region, after Shanghai. It has been ranked fourth by Forbes magazine in its listing of “2008 Top 100 Business Cities in Mainland China,” and second in the evaluation of cities with most sustainable development potential in the Yangtze River Delta.

We will be attending the Wuxi International Sister Cities Forum, where Councilman Nirenberg will be speaking.

Alamo Asian American Chamber of Commerce 8th Wuxi International Sister Cities Forum

October 29 – November 5, 2016

SHANGHAI

WUXI

NANJING