The China-Britain Business Council (CBBC) is a leading organization supported jointly by the British government and the business community, dedicated to promoting economic and trade relations with China. It plays a crucial role in assisting British companies in establishing and expanding their business in China. The CBBC maintains close cooperation with business communities, industry associations, government agencies, the British Embassy and Consulates in China, British Chambers of Commerce in China, and various local organizations in both countries. Engaging in discussions with the CBBC and its local member companies provides an opportunity to explore the innovative manufacturing industries in the UK and potential investment opportunities. Together, this collaboration aims to foster bilateral cooperation and development between the UK and China.

Cambridge University Course

Cambridge University, founded in 1209, stands as one of the oldest universities in the English-speaking world. It is renowned globally and particularly in the UK as one of the highest-ranking academic institutions. Its alumni have received as many as 85-88 Nobel Prizes, far surpassing any other university. Lord Reigate delivers a welcoming address, introducing Cambridge University and the renowned Clare College. Engage with expert professor Andy Neely in discussions on "The Transformation of UK Manufacturing and Emerging Industry Trends," providing a deeper understanding of the new strategic developments in national manufacturing from a different perspective. Accommodation will be provided in Clare College dormitories followed by an evening banquet at Clare College, Cambridge.

Visit the MINI factory

The first MINI was born on August 26, 1959, crafted by the British automaker. Its distinctive, compact design combines classical elements with modern aesthetics. Few vehicles have gained such enduring popularity over more than four decades. The factory floor is immaculate and orderly, featuring state-of-the-art automated assembly lines with numerous agile robots and mechanical arms. A new MINI rolls off the line every 68 seconds, each embodying unparalleled quality crafted by cutting-edge technology. Visit the MINI factory to explore "Century of Classic Quality Management and Automation Intelligence," and learn about advanced smart manufacturing experiences in "automation, digitization, systematization, and customization." The visit is divided into three groups, with entry intervals of 5-10 minutes per group.

Visit Cambridge Science Park

Cambridge Science Park, established by Trinity College, Cambridge in 1970, is the oldest science park in the UK with a rich history rooted in scientific and technological advancements. The park has been dedicated to fostering projects related to science and technology, many of which involve collaborations with Cambridge University. Located in the northeast of Cambridge, the park's land has historical significance, dating back to 1546 when it was part of the estates owned by King Henry VIII and later assigned to Trinity College. Originally agricultural land, it served as a temporary military logistics base for the US Army during World War II in Europe. Visit the Cambridge Science Park, often referred to as the "Silicon Valley of Europe," to explore its development journey. You will be personally hosted by Jeannett Walker, the Director, who will provide insights into the park's evolution and its contributions to technological innovation.

Harrods

Harrods, located in Knightsbridge, London, is renowned as one of the world's most luxurious department stores. Founded by Charles Henry Harrod in 1849, over 150 years ago, it has evolved from a humble tea and grocery shop into a premier destination for luxury shopping.

Harrods is celebrated for its legendary history of development, offering a range of exclusive products and services. The store's Concierge Director provides insights into its professional image design and shopping guidance, reflecting its commitment to excellence and customer experience.