If you missed our last China trip, or want to go again and take a new side trip, here’s your chance: GSI, in partnership with the International Trade Alliance, invites you to be a part of our 2010 China tour. View brochure. We received great feedback from our group of 64 members and their families who traveled with us to China in March. Next year’s 9-day, combination business/tourism trip includes stops in Beijing, Shanghai and new this year: an optional sidetrip to Xi’an, home of the Terra Cotta warriors. Visit memorable sites, both ancient and modern, learn how the Chinese business system operates, and make connections for your own business. View trip itinerary.

 “…it was well organized and conveniently packaged. The trip was more than a way to see China at an affordable price, it was a good opportunity to deepen my relationship with people I usually see in professional settings. I would recommend this to anyone...”
 – Cheryl-Anne Millsap,
Freelance writer and personal writing coach, 2009 China trip participant
  
$2,099 covers airfare, lodging hotels, transportation, meals, entry fees and guides.
A separate payment of $145 covers the visa application.
Full payment is due by December 1st.

What do you need to do?

1. Check that your passport is current for 6 months past trip dates.
2. Get 2 passport pictures taken.
3. Decide if you want to go on the optional Xi'an tour. ($450 additional) 
4. Find a travel partner or decide to pay the single supplement ($450)
5. Print and complete the Registration and Waiver Forms and the Visa Application.
6. Call with credit card info. for trip balance
7. Send in completed paperwork (registration, waiver, and visa app), passport photos, and payment for China visa ($145 check made out to Citslinc).
    
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"I had a wonderful time in China and part of that was because I was among a great group of travelers that made all the experiences and meals very enjoyable…Thank you for being a part of my China experience.”
– Jennifer VanVleet, Coffman Engineers, 2009 China trip participant