ASEM Forum & Exhibition on Tourism Investment and Cooperation
October 19-22, 2006
Approved by ASEM High Level Meeting and the Chinese Government, ASEM Forum & Exhibition on Tourism Investment and Cooperation will be held from October 19-22, 2006 in Yantai, P.R.China. The event aims at strengthening the relationship between Asia and Europe, promoting the increase of investment and trade for the co-prosperity and development among ASEM members through exchange and cooperation in tourism industry.
Chairmen of Organizing Committee:
Bo Xilai Minister of Commerce, P.R.C.
Shao Qiwei Chairman of China National Tourism Administration
Han Yuqun Governor of Shandong Province, P.R.C.
Sponsored by:
Ministry of Commerce, P.R.C.
China National Tourism Administration
Shandong Provincial Government, P.R.C.
Supported by: World Tourism Organization United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
Organized by:
Yantai Municipal Government, Shandong Province, P.R,C.
Department of Foreign Trade & Economic Cooperation，Shandong Province, P.R.C.
Shandong Provincial Tourism Administration, P.R.C.
Managed by: China (Yantai) Asia-Pacific World Trade Center
Yantai Tourism Administration, Shandong, P.R.C.
Contents:
1. Forum on Tourism Investment and Cooperation
Topic 1: Sustainable Development of Tourism Industry
•Tourism planning and sustainable exploration of tourism resources;
•Information sharing and construction of decision-making & consulting system;
•Tourism resources restructuring and regional cooperation.
Topic 2: Tourism Investment Policies
•Presentation of investment policies and environment of ASEM members;
•Mode of tourism investment cooperation and the development trend among ASEM members;
•Business tourism and investment facilitation.
Topic 3: Transnational Mergers & Acquisition;
•Trend of transnational M&A;
•Transnational M&A and transfer of enterprise shares;
•Transnational M&A and “go-out” strategy of Chinese enterprises.
2. Exhibition
•Venue: The Conference and Exhibition Center of Yantai World Trade Center
•Scale: 1,500 international standard booths
•Charges: international standard booth (3m x 3m): US$ 800;
bare space: US$ 80/m² (minimum 36 m²)
* 10% discount will be given for payment prior to July 31, 2006.
•Exhibition profile:
Overseas ASEM Members Pavilion, Domestic Local Governments Pavilion, Investment Talks Pavilion, Tourism Service Pavilion, Tourism Facilities Pavilion, Tourist Products Pavilion,
Tourism Media Pavilion
3. Investment and Trade Talks
• Tourism projects promotion and tourism products transaction
• Presentation of projects in the sectors of city infrastructure and service for foreign investment
• The signing of contracts/agreements.
4. Promotion of Culture and Tourism
• Promotion of traditional tourism projects (routes);
• Scenery film shows of ASEM members and well-known tourism cities;
• Cultural shows of nationalities;
• Familiarization tour.
Contact:
Ms. Zhao Wei, Ms. Meng Jian
Tel: 0086-535-6605511, 6280001
Fax: 0086-535-6280003, 6280002
Address: 3/F, Qili Mansion, 80 Chaoyang Street, Yantai, 264001 Shandong, P.R.China
Email: yantai@asem-expo.org
Background Information of ASEM
The Asia-Europe Meeting（ASEM）is an informal process of dialogue and cooperation initiated in 1996, launched under the situation that the world has been moving towards political multi-polarity, economic globalization and regional integration with the objective to build a new Asia-Europe partnership.
ASEM brings together 13 Asian countries, 25 European countries and the European Commission, a population of 2.1 billion, which is 39% of the world total, and 50% GDP, 62% export and 56% import of the world total in 2004.
Member List of ASEM
13 Asian countries: Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Japan, Republic of Korea, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam
25 European countries: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands,
Poland, Portugal,Slovakia,Slovenia,Spain,Sweden,United Kingdom
European Commision
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