Missing the patriotic frenzy that has so far accompanied the Olympic torch relay on its China leg?

Universal Travel Group Inc. (OTCBB: UTVG) ("Universal Travel Group" or the "Company"), a fast growing travel services provider in China specializing in online and customer representative services to the travel service industry offering packaged tours, air ticketing, hotel reservation and air cargo transportation will host its conference call at 8:00 a.m. ET, on Thursday, May 15, 2008. Ms.

BEIJING - Missing the patriotic frenzy that has so far accompanied the Olympic torch relay on its China leg? The southern city of Guangzhou may have the answer -- a one-day tour along its route to relive the moment.

Imperial Jets, a private jet charter firm, based out of New York City, is aggressively seeking available aircraft to extract people from the earthquake ridden areas of Chongqing, China, in the Sichuan Province. Imperial Jets has received a large volume of calls through its African office by people seeking air travel out of Chongqing.

While the international leg of the relay for this summer's Beijing Olympics was marred by anti-China protests following unrest in Tibet, it has been greeted by thousands of cheering people waving flags on its Chinese route.

SHENZHEN, China----Universal Travel Group Inc. , a fast growing travel services provider in China specializing in online and customer representative services to the travel service industry offering packaged tours, air ticketing, hotel reservation and air cargo transportation will host its conference call at 8:00 a.m.

An earthquake devastated southwestern China, killing close to 10,000 people and trapping hundreds of others under schools, factories and houses while the worst-hit area was still cut off from rescuers on Tuesday.

Medical and travel assistance company, On Call International, has set up a national, China Earthquake Emergency Hotline for the family and friends of travelers visiting China, who might have been affected by Monday afternoon's 7.8-magnitude earthquake, striking Sichuan, 57 miles northwest of the provincial capital of Chengdu.

A earthquake devastated southwestern China on Monday, killing close to 9,000 people and trapping hundreds of others under flattened schools, factories and houses.

China hoped 2008 would be a yearlong celebration, a time to bask in the spotlight of the upcoming Beijing Olympics. Instead, the Year of the Rat has also brought a wave of troubles — both natural and man-made — that are putting a heavy strain on the communist leadership.