CWT Globelink has set up a new office in Lianyungang since April 2008

Located in the middle of China east coast and in the northeast of Jiangsu Province , Lianyungang is a coastal city along Huang Hai. It adjoins the Yangtze River Delta in the south and the Bohai Rim in the north, opens to the Pacific Ocean in the east, faces Japan and Korea , and connects Central Asia and Europe as well as China 's central and western regions through Longhai-Lanxin railway in the west.

It is the eastern bridgehead of the New Eurasia Continental Bridge (NECB). Transshipment of containers to WEST of ASIA and EUROPE by rail commences here.

Lianyungang has a total land area of 7,444 square kilometers and a population of 4.82 million. Facing Lian Island, backs on Yuntai Mountain , it embraces a port, which is the origin of its name. Just 4 hours away from Qingdao , Lianyungang port is one of the top 10 container ports in coastal cities of China . In the year 2007, the port's throughput hit 85 million tons and the amount of container handled reached 2 millions TEUs.

CWT Globelink has commenced a new consol service from Lianyungang to Korea - 4 times a week to Pusan , 2 times per week to Incheon and 2 times per week to Pyungtaek.