 (left to right) : Mr. Ye Long Fei, Mr. Stephen Ng, Mr. Sun Fang together with
Mr. Xi Si Min announced the launch of CTE Channel.

Hosting-guests toast for the launch
of CTE Channel.

The launching ceremony was
well-attended with our honourable guests.

The launching ceremony was
well-attended with our honourable guests including 60 guests from different China
provinces who came to Hong Kong to celebrate the launch of the new channel.

The hosts of CTE Channel and CABLE TV
holding the launching ceremony.

The management and staff from CTE
Channel and CABLE TV. |
Hong Kong
Cable to Carry China Travel & Economic Channel
(Hong Kong - May 16, 2002)
Hong Kong Cable Television Limited and China
Travel & Economic Channel (Hong Kong) Company Limited jointly announced that China
Travel & Economic Channel will be carried on CABLE TV's digital Channel No. 23 from
1:00pm today onwards.
China Travel & Economic Channel is a new documentary channel specialising on financial
and economic programmes as well as travelogues of Mainland China. The programmes will be
transmitted in Cantonese with traditional Chinese subtitle. It provides travelogues on
various scenic spots of China and its natural inheritance as well as in-depth features
examining the most updated economic information and investment prospects across different
provinces, aimed at building up a stronger communication network between Hong Kong and
China.
The launching ceremony was hosted by Mr. Stephen T.H. Ng, Chairman, President and CEO of
Hong Kong Cable and Mr Sun Fang, President of China Travel & Economic Channel (Hong
Kong) Company Limited. A toasting ceremony was also held with more than 60 guests from
different China provinces who came to Hong Kong to celebrate the launch of the new
channel.
Speaking at a ceremony to mark the launch of the channel, Hong Kong Cable's Chairman,
President and CEO, Mr. Stephen T.H. Ng, said with the increasingly closer tie between the
Mainland and Hong Kong, up-to-date information on all aspects about China information is
essential to Hong Kong people. "Thus, travelogues and investment programmes offered
by China Travel & Economic Channel can meet their quests for such knowledge. They will
only enhance the programming choices for CABLE TV's viewers in Hong Kong, but will also
become very valuable additions to our documentary and information programming
platform," he added.
The Chairman of China Travel & Economic Channel (Hong Kong) Company Limited, Mr Sun
Fang said, "China Travel & Economic Channel targets to become a top quality
information platform for Hong Kong people by delivering up-to-date information on China's
travel and investment developments. Through the association with Hong Kong Cable, we hope
our programmes can enrich Hong Kong audience's understanding of the motherland, and build
stronger tie between China and Hong Kong."
Hong Kong Cable Television Limited
Hong Kong Cable Television Limited is Hong Kong's leading pay television service provider,
offering 36 channels to over 570,000 subscribers. Hong Kong Cable Television Limited is a
wholly-owned subsidiary of i-CABLE Communications Limited which is Hong Kong's only fully
integrated communications company that owns and operates the territory's second largest
telecommunications network; creates its own multi-media contents; and provides pay
television and Internet access service, including Broadband service.
i-CABLE is listed in both the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (Stock code: 1097) and NASDAQ in
the US (Symbol: ICAB). i-CABLE is a 79.4% held by The Wharf (Holdings) Limited, which is
also listed in the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (Stock code: 0004).
China Travel & Economic Channel (HK) Limited
China Travel & Economic Channel (HK) Limited was established in September 2001 in Hong
Kong. It provides travelogues on various scenic spots of China and its natural inheritance
as well as in-depth features examining the most updated economic information across
different provinces, and is carried on TV stations in and beyond China. The channel is set
out to provide a unique programming package, focussing on travelogues and up-to-date
economic programmes.
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