[Sponsored Post] JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong Unveils Brand New Ballroom

October 11, 2017

JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong proudly unveils its brand new ballroom on 3 September 2017, making it one of the largest, newest and pillar-free hotel ballrooms on Hong Kong Island with state-of-the-art facilities and elegant décor, ideal for every special occasion from small meetings to grand wedding receptions, with a new level of luxury. The refurbishment of the JW Marriott Ballroom is unparalleled to any other similar projects in the city, as it strengthens the hotel’s stance in becoming the best venue in town for all kinds of events with style and quality.

Spanning over 8,000 sq. ft., the massive ballroom is equipped with top-notch facilities, cutting-edge lighting and audio-visual technology to create innovative events. Elegantly furnished with opulent, starry chandeliers on a high ceiling (15 feet), the ballroom is adorned with advanced lighting technology, providing a multitude of stunningly unique lighting effects. Designed and crafted with care by Dutch light artist Jan Pauwels, the contemporary piece of lighting is chic and breezy, yet elegant and graceful with subtle sparks and glows to uplift the venue to another level. Transform the ballroom into your ideal venue and make your event-planning dream come true with the high-definition LED wall. With its size up to 12m (W) x 3m (H), the wall is available to further elevate the visual experience of any event, whether in the form of photos, videos, special graphics or live coverage.

The JW Marriott Ballroom has the flexibility to be divided into 6 individual salons with private entrances and LCD signage, and is able to host events in different scales, ranging from 18 persons (classroom style) to 1,100 persons (grand reception). A spacious foyer and a selection of break-out rooms are available on the same floor, perfect for meetings, workshops and pre-event cocktail receptions. Looking for break-out rooms for events in even larger scale? Event planners can utilise Man Ho Chinese Restaurant on the same floor, as well as two harbour view meeting suites on Level 30. A brand new dressing room is also available, perfect for grand wedding receptions and all kinds of large scale celebrations. Chic and elegant La Tavola food and bar stations are available to offer extra flexibility, enabling guests to create their ideal event settings effortlessly with personalised food & beverage menus and solutions.

Not only is the hardware of a venue important, a personal touch is what makes an event successful. With an international team of culinary and service professionals with experience of hosting over 10,000 events in the past, it is our continuous mission to make every event at the hotel a successful one by offering bespoke and crafted service to our guests. The hotel has received numerous accolades, such as winning the 3rd place within Hong Kong in Cvent’s Top 50 Meeting Hotels in Asia Pacific in 2017, and being named one of the Top 5 Best Overseas Business Hotels by Condé Nast Traveller. Some of the top talents in the team include Executive Chef Stephen Doe – JW Marriott Global Chef of the Year 2007, Executive Chinese Chef Jayson Tang – Gold Award in 2016 Best of the Best Culinary Award by Hong Kong Tourism Board, and Pastry Chef Andy Yeung – 2 Gold and 1 Silver Awards in IKA Culinary Olympics Competition 2016.

Strategically located in the prestigious Pacific Place and directly connected with the Admiralty MTR Station, the JW Marriott Ballroom boasts exceptional accessibility, being just a stone’s throw from a host of world-class attractions, cultural landmarks and the central business district.

The brand new JW Marriott Ballroom accommodates up to 672 persons banquet style and 1,100 persons for receptions.

4 multi-purpose function rooms – Admiralty, The Peak, Queensway and Victoria for small board meetings or corporate dinners from 18 to 60 guests.

The spacious foyer provides an ideal setting for welcome drinks and coffee breaks.

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[Sponsored Post] Explore the World’s Most Beautiful Villages with Budget Rent-a-Car!

By TTGmice

October 11, 2017

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When one plans a road trip, it is usually about the spectacular scenic routes and major highlights that one gets to experience along the way. But what about doing something different and embark on a trip to discover some of the most beautiful villages in the world with Budget Rent-a-Car?

Budget customers can easily explore Alberobello, with its conical “Trulli’ buildings in southern Italy; pull over and bask in the laidback atmosphere of Monteverde in Costa Rica, surrounded by cloud forest or even take a pit-stop to wander around the picturesque village of Bourton-on-the-Water in the Cotswolds, England.

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Regularly voted as one of the prettiest villages in England, Bourton-on-the-Water is quintessentially British, with its quaint, stone-built buildings and the small bridges which cross the River Windrush. Stretch your legs for a stroll around the village or sample some of the sweet treats in one of the many traditional tea rooms which line the streets. Renting a car means one can easily travel around and discover the surrounding Cotswolds towns and villages, known in England as an ‘area of outstanding natural beauty’.

In complete contrast, Budget drivers can journey on the winding road to Monteverde which is perched high up on Costa Rica’s continental divide. The village itself is filled with restaurants and artisan craft shops, but the real beauty lies in the surrounding coffee plantations and cloud forests which is home to an abundance of wildlife, including monkeys and colourful birdlife. Monteverde is only accessible by road, so hiring a car is the best way to access this remote Costa Rican village.

With the windows rolled down, explore the pretty region of Puglia in southern Italy, making a stop in Alberobello. Alberobello is most famous for its unusual white-washed houses with cone-shaped roofs, known as Trulli houses which are made from dry stone. Here, one can easily park the Budget car at Largo Martellotta and go on foot, following the steps to the main square, known as Piazza del Popolo, and be rewarded with fabulous views over the entire quirky village. After exploring the sights, refuel on typical Italian cooking in one of the many authentic trattorias. The cuisine is sure to delight!

Driving with Budget cars is simple and with so many beautiful villages located across the world, be inspired by the collection to help decide on the next road trip. The only difficulty would just be to decide which destination to discover first!

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[Sponsored Post] Sokha Hotels & Resorts is hosting the Grand Opening of its latest venture in Siem Reap, Cambodia’s largest luxury resort.

By TTGmice

October 10, 2017

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On October 2, Sokha Siem Resort & Convention Center and Sokha Palace Siem Reap Hotel will officially open to a host distinguished guests and media, both national and regional.

Dedicated to bringing a new international hospitality experience to the city, guests will be granted privileged access to the two properties, which collectively add an additional 1,242 rooms, suites and villas, additional nine F&B outlets offering an appetizing fusion of cuisines from across the globe, and marvel at the well-equipped Convention Center and its 2,190sqm Grand Ballroom, the largest in Siem Reap.

“We are very excited to extend our services in Siem Reap with the five-star Sokha Siem Resort & Convention Center and adjacent four-star Sokha Palace Siem Reap.” said Ms. Thanet Kun, Regional Director of Sales “Along with Sokha Angkor Resort which opened in 2006, we now have more than 1,500 rooms available daily to support the booming tourism to Angkor Wat”.

We’re confident that the extensive addition of rooms will provide both guests and the community with a vibrant hospitality experience locally and internationally that they’ll value.”

Regional General Manager Mr. Ingo Raeuber added: “Our Grand Opening offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy Sokha’s world-class hospitality in our latest world-class offerings. It is a privilege to be able to share the start of a new exciting chapter in Sokha Hotel & Resort’s journey.”

Located at the gateway to Angkor Wat, next to the Angkor Archaeological Park Ticket Center, the resort has easy access to Siem Reap’s other popular tourist attractions, including Siem Reap Night Market, vibrant Pub Street and the Angkor Tourist & Cultural Complex.

Additional facilities to complete the exquisite experience include a fitness center, luxurious spa, a kids’ pool, steam, sauna, Jacuzzi, hot and cold pool, and a Kids’ Club to keep children entertained.

For: Sales Enquiries, Please contact
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Mobile: (+855) 96 616 1888
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Delegate health at events growing in priority: IACC survey

By TTGmice

October 10, 2017

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IACC has released its Trends in Nutrition & Delegate Wellbeing survey report, and results reveal that nutrition and well-being are high priorities for delegates – hence food that improves mental clarity and concentration levels is growing in popularity.

The survey asked venue respondents a series of 24 questions regarding health choices available to delegates through menus and types of event spaces.

Brain food is becoming more prevalent at event menus

The results are as follows:

Brain foods on the rise
According to the report, venues are receiving more requests for foods that go beyond nutritional density. Delegates are demanding foods that deliver superior well-being benefits through increased nutrient or mineral content.

For example, food such as walnuts, avocados, quinoa, blueberries, spinach and kale are often referred to as “brain food”, as they may have the potential to positively influence mental clarity, stress-relief and enhance energy distribution.

Some 38 per cent of venues said they already offer specific “brain food” on their menus.

IACC’s CEO, Mark Cooper, commented: “Earlier this year, our Meeting Room of the Future research revealed that brain food is important to delegates. Now, through this new research report, we see the opportunity to help with delegate alertness and attention is being taken seriously by an increasing number of venues.”

Healthy changes to break menus
When asked if basic nutritional information on event menus, 75 per cent either said they do or plan to in the future. Additionally, 88 per cent said they have made changes to their break menus based on health and wellness trends or feedback from clients.

Jessie States, CMM manager of professional development, Meeting Professionals International, said: “Meeting professionals are also increasingly asking for continuous food breaks to fuel their attendees. The nutritional needs of an audience are as diverse as the individuals who comprise it. And people need the food that fuels them at a variety of different times. As meeting planners look to take a personal approach to the onsite experiences of diverse audiences, food becomes a major player in the design of welcoming and inclusive experiences.”

Gluten-free a standard menu choice
When asked which food requests they receive more now than two years ago, 100 per cent of respondents answered with gluten-free. Many commented that gluten-free has joined vegetarian as a standard menu choice.

Communal areas are sanctuaries
The survey considered event spaces in relation to delegate health and asked: Does your property consider delegate health and well-being when making design decisions such as creating communal interaction areas or public spaces that offer quiet reflection?

To this question, 100 per cent of responders who are operators of IACC venues said ‘Yes’ and their comments confirmed that space outside the rooms is being taken into consideration.

One responder said: “We just completed a renovation of our public meetings space and this was a big consideration that led to a redesign of the pre-function space to better accommodate peoples’ ability to stay connected and have more private space to break away from the crowd for quiet.”

Appreciating that networking and relationship building opportunities mean spaces outside of the meeting room are critical to event success, Cooper suggested: “The focus is no longer only on the main room, so meeting planners should include details and dimensions of outside the room spaces in proposals and venue specifications.”

The full survey can be downloaded here.

JIEXPO reaches out to meetings, entertainment events

By Ade Siregar

October 10, 2017

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Jakarta will gain a new convention centre and theatre when Jakarta International EXPO Kemayoran’s (JIEXPO) expansion completes in a year’s time.

The new seven-storey facility, simply named JIEXPO Convention Center and Theater, will complement the existing JIEXPO Kemayoran exhibition facilities, enabling the venue to attract more conferences, concerts and theatre performances.

It will house a grand ballroom for 2,600 people which can be split into three smaller function rooms; a junior ballroom for 800 people which can be divided into two meeting rooms; and 21 meeting rooms across levels five and six, all of which come equipped with built-in screens and speakers.

The new venue will also boast the biggest fully set-up theatre in Indonesia, with seating for 2,500 guests.

Other facilities at JIEXPO Convention Center and Theater include a bonded warehouse, two loading docks, a main kitchen and satellite kitchens on every level with the ability to cater more than 5,000 meals a day.

Simon Lomas, general manager of JIEXPO Convention Center and Theater, said: “We have a lot of exhibition spaces, but with the new facilities we can bring in meetings, conferences and social events such as theatre (performances).

“The (new theatre) is big enough for world-class musicals like Mama Mia!, The Lion King, Wicked the Musical that does tours – but (these musicals) do not stop in Indonesia because the country does not have theatres with the right capacity.”

Lomas opined that the expanded JIEXPO Kemayoran will be a destination for business and leisure.

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October 10, 2017

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Leading leads Majestic Barcelona to stronger Singapore MICE bookings

By Karen Yue

October 10, 2017

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Majestic-Barcelona — (From left) Majestic Hotel & Spa Barcelona's Pascal Billard; Michelin-star chef Nandu Jubany, who is the consultant chef for the property; and The Leading Hotels of the World's Sathia Moorthy

Business event bookings out of Singapore are on the rise for Majestic Hotel & Spa Barcelona over the past two years, its general manager revealed last week when he was in Singapore to meet with key corporate clients and media personnel.

Although Pascal Billard was unable to quantify the increase, he told TTGmice that the improvement has been “significant” and that in his 4.5 years with the hotel, “we’ve never seen much MICE business from Singapore until recently”.

(From left) Majestic Hotel & Spa Barcelona’s Pascal Billard; Michelin-star chef Nandu Jubany, who is the consultant chef for the property; and The Leading Hotels of the World’s Sathia Moorthy

He believed that Majestic Hotel & Spa Barcelona’s strong business out of Singapore was a result of various factors – major refurbishments between 2009 and 2014 that allowed the hotel to “retain its standards as one of the top luxury hotels in the city”; Barcelona’s strong reputation as a business hub and corporate events destination; and more importantly, the hotel’s reliance on Leading Hotels of the World since end-2014.

Billard detailed: “One of the things we did as we approached the end of our refurbishment was to join Leading Hotels of the World. Leading has lived up to its name as being a collection of the world’s best luxury hotels, and has a great business network. We need to give it credit for repositioning Majestic in the luxury space, and for growing our business event bookings out of Singapore over the past two years.”

He added: “Usually independent hotels like us have limitations – we cannot compete properly with major hotel chains in marketing and in global sales presence. Leading has helped us overcome all that.”

Billard explained that hotel’s business event mix leans heavily towards incentive programmes because as a luxury hotel, stays “come with a price”.

“And with Barcelona being a long distance from Singapore and therefore airfares are higher, it is less likely that groups would travel all the way over just for a meeting,” he said.

Majestic Hotel & Spa Barcelona’s recent renovations have given it updated critical infrastructure, as well as refreshed interiors in its lobby, bar, restaurants and other facilities. It now also boasts the city’s largest suite – a three-bedroom unit on the topmost floor with terraces and “an exquisite living room”.

Billard said this suite is “perfect for VIP guests and royalty”, but was reserved in suggesting use of it for private events.

“We tend not to say yes to private events in this suite, unless it is something very high level, such as a CEO meeting, because everything in there is custom-built and requires great care,” he remarked.

When asked if the hotel has also been seeing marked improvements in business event bookings from elsewhere in Asia, Billard said: “We have seen some increase in Chinese, Japanese and Korean markets this year, but they are all leisure, not business events like what we get from Singapore.

“But I expect Singapore to be a platform on which we can get more business event bookings out of South-east Asia in the near future. Singapore is a travel and business hub for many South-east Asian companies and many of them rely on experienced event planners based in Singapore for longhaul trips.”

Days away from a new face

By TTGmice

October 10, 2017

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TTGmice editorial team is fast approaching the end of a year-long website revamp, a project that will see the rejuvenation of TTGmice.com into a user-friendly news site that carries unique content independent of the monthly print magazine, as well as more attractive visuals that help complete the story.

With the launch of the next-generation TTGmice.com this October, readers can easily access top news headlines and enjoy online-specific columns such as Perspectives, Q&A and Intelligence.

The Perspectives column features opinion pieces penned by industry leaders specialising in business events and corporate travel, while Q&As are conversations with current newsmakers in the business. The Intelligence section shares latest studies on business events and corporate travel published by reliable research firms and industry organisations.

The refreshed TTGmice.com will also see more frequent content postings to the Review, Marketplace and Hot Deals sections, to help corporate end-users, event planners and corporate travel managers make up-to-date, informed purchase choices for their next business event or corporate trip.

The revamp will also see TTGmice.com splitting from the online version of TTGmice Planner, a comprehensive directory of business event suppliers across Asia-Pacific.

TTGmice Planner online will now have its own home, allowing corporate end-users, event planners and corporate travel managers to research destination, venue, hotel and event supplier options, and issue RFPs more easily on a dedicated website.

At the same time, both websites are configured to allow users to easily toggle between the two, enhancing the research experience.

Stay tuned as we bring the new websites to you soon!

Honing in on South Korea

By Karen Yue

October 10, 2017

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What appeal does South Korea hold for Wyndham Hotel Group’s hotel portfolio?
South Korea is one of Asia’s most exciting emerging markets. Some 17.2 million people visited the country in 2016 – up from just 13.2 million in 2015, which was a rise of 30.3 per cent.

Many travellers are attracted to the vibrant capital of Seoul, and the island of Jeju. UNESCO-listed and billed as South Korea’s answer to Hawaii, Jeju offers picture-perfect scenery and is home to dramatic volcanic landscapes, underground caves, hiking trails and scenic beaches.

South Korea also boasts some of the world’s largest players in the electronic and information technology industries, creating plenty of opportunities in the MICE sector.

From February 9-25 next year, the world’s attention will turn to South Korea for the Winter Olympics. This is a wonderful opportunity which will boost further tourism interest as the country’s diverse attractions are showcased.

Combine the above with 5,000 years of rich history, culture and incredible culinary experiences and you have a world destination with tremendous appeal. I believe South Korea’s popularity will continue to grow.

Of the four openings, three are in Jeju. And the openings come at a time when inbound tourism is dented by weak China-Korea relations, resulting in Chinese travellers giving the island a wide berth. What is Wyndham doing to fill those new beds? And how successful have your efforts been to date?
Hotel occupancy across the board in South Korea has been affected by the Chinese travel sanctions but we are optimistic that demand will be sustained by other source markets, especially with Korea Tourism Organization’s increased promotions both domestically and across South-east Asia.

Wyndham has a dedicated operations team to support our Ramada and Howard Johnson hotels in South Korea, which provides consultative advice and training to hotel management teams, giving them access to our global resources and campaigns to maximise their business potential. Each hotel is assessed individually to identify the right markets and roll out a concrete sales and marketing strategy.

Howard Johnson Jeju Seogwipo Harbor, which opened earlier this year, has already improved its occupancy to over 70 per cent in the last two months – a great result for a newly opened hotel.

How are these three Jeju properties differentiated? What should business event planners and corporate travel managers know about these three properties?
Our hotels in South Korea are branded under the Howard Johnson and Ramada flags. Our Ramada branded hotels offer full-service hospitality with facilities such as an on-site restaurant, lounge or complimentary continental breakfast, as well as meeting rooms, business services, fitness facilities and Wi-Fi. Guests staying at a Howard Johnson can expect a home-away-from-home experience with warm, friendly service and thoughtful amenities like free Wi-Fi and a complimentary Rise & Dine breakfast.

Being spread out across the island allows us to serve the needs of different clientele – the Howard Johnson in Yeondong offers close access to local offices of Daishin Securities Co., Metlife and Daum Company, providing those businesses with convenient hotel accommodation for their corporate travel needs.

Howard Johnson Jeju Yeondong is located near the Sammu Park metro station. All guestrooms feature private balconies offering panoramic ocean or mountain views. Facilities include an on-site restaurant, a business centre, meeting rooms and a ballroom that can accommodate up to 200 guests.

Howard Johnson Jeju Seogwipo Harbor is located on the oceanfront near the Lee Jung-Seop Cultural Street and Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market. All guestrooms have balconies with ocean or mountain views. Facilities include a rooftop terrace with Jacuzzi hot tubs overlooking the ocean and a meeting room with a maximum capacity of 75.

Ramada Jeju City Hall in the heart of Jeju’s city centre, offers 357 rooms and a halal-certified restaurant. The hotel is less than eight kilometres from Jeju International Passenger Terminal (bus station) and Jeju International Airport (CJU).

Ramada Encore Busan Haeundae is a natural product for business events and business travellers due to its proximity to a convention centre. Will the hotel be looking at entering an accommodation partnership with BEXCO to ensure it benefits from major events coming into the centre? What else is the hotel doing to attract corporate groups and transient business travellers?
The hotel’s proximity to both BEXCO and Haeundae Station, which is right across from the hotel, makes it an ideal base for business travellers to get around the city. The hotel also offers a shuttle bus to BEXCO at regular intervals. We would certainly be interested in an accommodation partnership with BEXCO. The hotel’s management team is currently building relationships with both BEXCO and key corporate clients to drive this segment of business.

Has this hotel secured business events ahead of its opening?
We are seeing a greater percentage of bookings from FITs as they are attracted to our clean and new accommodation and excellent location just five minutes from the beach. There is an increase in MICE bookings in October due to the large-scale events and conferences that are taking place in the city.

Going forward, which other Korean cities does Wyndham have a keen eye on, and would future developments be all MICE-ready?
Thanks to our continued success in South Korea, we know travellers welcome the presence of internationally branded properties in their favourite destinations.

We recently opened the Ramada Gangwon Taebaek, which is the first hotel in Taebaek City to fly an international brand flag offering 305 stylish guestrooms with picturesque mountain or river views. The hotel is located in Gangwon province, placing guests close to the heart of the sporting action at the 2018 Winter Olympics. We see the potential for corporate incentive travel with the resort being a two-minute drive from Taebaeksan National Park, home to a host of popular seasonal activities including hiking, snow rafting and sledding, skiing and Korean folk games on ice.

Wagyu Olympics succeeds in encouraging post-show extensions in Tohoku

By Kathryn Wortley

October 10, 2017

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Wagyu-beef — Agents ride on the Wagyu Olympics to promote travel to the reputationally-damaged Tohoku region

Extended stays by event attendees, to generate income for the area still recovering from the 2011 earthquake and tsunami disaster, was one of four goals of the Wagyu Olympics, which was held from September 7-11 in Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture.

“Aside from promoting wagyu, this year’s event was about showcasing Miyagi’s nature, history and culture,” said Eiji Kashiba, a representative of the event organiser, the National Wagyu Ability Prize Show Promotion Office. “We wanted visitors to explore the area while (they are here).”

Agents ride on the Wagyu Olympics to promote travel to the reputationally-damaged Tohoku region

Ahead of the event, travel agencies JTB, Kinki Nippon Tourist and Nokyo Tourist Corporation (NTC) set up a joint online and branch venture called The Travel Center, under which each offered model 3D2N packages incorporating sites such as hot springs and museums. Each agency also promoted their own packages.

Many places featured in the itineraries were destroyed by the tsunami, such as the seaside town of Ishinomaki and the renowned island beauty spot Matsushima.

It was the first time for the premier beef cattle show to return to the Tohoku region, which Miyagi Prefecture is part of, since the natural disaster and subsequent nuclear meltdown that saw radiation fears cripple the local tourism and business events industry. Much of Tohoku still suffers from what agents describe as “reputational damage”.

While figures from the Japan Tourism Agency show the number of inbound visitors to Tohoku has rebounded to the pre-2011 level, the region has failed to significantly benefit from the country’s recent tourism boom. New convention facilities have been built as recently as 2015 but much of the area’s events trade still relies on business from organisations and companies in other parts of Tohoku.

Wagyu Olympics organisers hope their efforts have gone someway to combat the safety concerns of international visitors and raise awareness of the area as an event venue.

According to Takuji Shimazu, representative of NTC, his agency sold between 7,000 and 10,000 Wagyu Olympics-related packages to trade and public visitors, the receipts of which are still being counted at press time.

Meanwhile, The Travel Center handled US$1.3 to 1.7 million in transactions from model tours.

As well, at the Wagyu Olympics, a Miyagi Zone covering one third of the outdoor space was also in place, offering information on tours, accommodation and sites of interest.

Among the 400,000 attendees were delegations from China, South Korea, the UK, France and the Netherlands.

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