The Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre has added culturally themed F&B presentations for its conference packages – the Day Conference Packages (DCPs) with a Difference, and Sundown Hour Packages for TenOnCall (TOC) clients.
DCP clients looking to add some colour to their conference can now choose to have a Malay, Chinese, Indian or Western theme for their half or full-day programme.
“The carefully crafted and tailored themes incorporate gastronomically-inspired menus designed to excite, inspire and stimulate the creativity of participants,” said Angeline Lue, the centre’s director of sales & marketing.
Besides the themed menus, which were created by the centre’s 51-strong culinary team, the packages include tailored décor and appropriately attired staff.
DCPs with a Difference now come with free flow coffee and tea for the duration of the event and chilled juices during coffee breaks. These are on top of existing DCPs offerings such as arrival snacks, IT and audiovisual support, free Wi-Fi, a 10 per cent discount for standing lunches, etc.
To round off a day of meetings, the TOC Sundown Hour Packages offer free flow beverages for two hours, a basic PA system and sound technician on standby for a minimum of 50 guests. What’s new is the menu of Asian-inspired mocktails and cocktails with names such as Asian Alchemy, Asian Negroni, Sencha Spice and more.
According to Lue, the centre is always looking “to enhance the guest experience and Malaysia’s rich multicultural heritage proved a fantastic inspiration when we started thinking about upping the game on our already popular Day Conference Packages and TOC offerings.
“This, combined with our Culinaria initiative which places special emphasis on our F&B in order to stand us out from our competitors, provided the perfect opportunity to expand our DCPs and TOC products to give clients more presentation choices in the execution of their meetings and their participants,” Lue added.us out from our competitors, provided the perfect opportunity to expand our DCPs and TOC products to give clients more presentation choices in the execution of their meetings and their participants.”
