Exclusive Provider of Travel and Tourism Services; Cities Sample Clauses

Exclusive Provider of Travel and Tourism Services; Cities. (A) As of the date of this Agreement, CIGT owns a national network with 122 CIGT branches and sub-branch offices across the whole country to provide service wherever people travel within China, and CIGT is seeking to expand its international travel to select US cities.
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