The Big 50 at Pan Pacific Singapore (Singapour)
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The Big 50 at Pan Pacific Singapore (Singapour)
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Catégorie : Asie Pacifique - Singapour - Économie du secteur -
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Ceci est un communiqué de presse sélectionné par notre comité éditorial et mis en ligne gratuitement le 25-08-2008
Meeting planners who book a minimum of 50 guest rooms at Pan Pacific Singapore will enjoy complimentary return airport transfers, local mobile phone usage and Executive Business Floor privileges during the event. Situated in the heart of Marina Bay, the hotel is conveniently linked to major shopping malls (with over 1,000 shopping and dining options), local attractions and is ten minutes from Changi International Airport.
Newly-renovated with 778 well-appointed rooms and suites, guests enjoy full-length glass window views of city skyline and harbour.
Organise an event for any occasion or scale with 26 contemporary meeting venues to select from. The hotel features two pillar-less ballrooms, a selection of private meeting rooms as well as boardrooms and meeting suites with views of the city and harbour. A MeetingOne Butler is on hand to facilitate requests to ensure a seamless event with attention to fine details. The Business Concierge at the Executive Centre is available round-the-clock to attend to business travellers’ needs.
Meeting planners* will enjoy the following benefits when they book an event with a minimum of 50 guest rooms before 31 March 2009:
- Return airport transfers
- High-speed internet connectivity and local calls
- Local mobile phone usage and toll-free access International Calling Card
- 50% discount for secretarial services
- Breakfast at a choice of Global Kitchen, Bering Suite or The Atrium
- Coffee / tea in the secretariat room
- Special rates for pre-/post-event stays and site inspection visits
- Access to the round-the-clock Executive Centre inclusive of afternoon tea, evening cocktails and refreshments
Six restaurants and a lounge offer a variety of award-winning cuisine including Japanese, Cantonese, Indian, Italian and Contemporary.
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