MICE & Luxury Travel Business in Myanmar

I had a very interesting conversation about the importance of MICE and Luxury Travel business for the future and as part of Myanmar’s Tourism strategy with H.E. Dr. Tin Shwe, Deputy Minister for Hotels and Tourism, Republic of the Union of Myanmar. Finally I was invited to maintain an exchange of ideas to visit H.E. at his Ministry of Hotels and Tourism in Nay Pyi Taw.

I met H.E. Dr. Tin Shwe during the USC Marshall Pacific Rim Business Forum in Yangon, Myanmar in October 2014.

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StarlightVIP proudly presents: LUSH AT HOTEL MUSE – FRIDAY 31 MAY 2013

StarlightVIP was pleased to present LUSH Limited Edition at Hotel Muse, Bangkok

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StarlightVIP proudly presents: LUSH AT HOTEL MUSE – FRIDAY 31 MAY

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An exceptional Limited Edition of LUSH – Bangkok’s Green Night Out is taking place in the most beautiful design boutique hotel in Bangkok.

On 31 May 2013 Hotel Muse will be completely taken over and transformed for an event with 4 different areas and over 20 DJs: house stage on the poolside floor, hip hop in an exclusive subterranean vault, old-school funk music on terraces, electro in the salon bar, and lounge on the rooftop.

DON’T MISS IT

Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/570008936355800/

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TICKETS

• 500 Regular pre-sale tickets are available at:
http://www.amiando.com/Lush-Muse
Pronto Denim Shop at Terminal 21 (tel:02-108-0711)
Hotel Muse on Langsuan Road (tel: 02-630-4000)

• Tickets will also be available at the door.

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WHEN & WHERE

• Friday 31 May 2013

• From 9pm until late, at the Hotel Muse, 55/555 Langsuan Road, Bangkok 10330

• BTS Chidlom

• No worries about the rain: all outdoor areas have a retractable roof

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SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

• 30% of all the profits made by the event will be donated to a wonderful project improving access to income generating activities for vulnerable women in Bangkok and implemented by Asylum Access Thailand

• The event is 100% carbon neutral through hi-tech renewable energy produced in Thailand and provided by South Pole Carbon Asset Management Ltd.

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This event is powered by Stolichnaya Vodka, Pronto Denim, RESET, Rise Productions, Italasia, Starlight VIP Services, South Pole Carbon and DID – Dine in the Dark, in support of Asylum Access Thailand, and in partnership with Siam2nite, Famed Up, Bless Entertainment, Geometria, TheWetCarpet Studio and Find Your Event In Bangkok.

Corporate meeting & exclusive events in Cape Town, South Africa part 3

Corporate meeting and exclusive events for clients from Singapore and Dubai at The Table Bay Hotel in Cape Town from 2.-10. March 2013. We used unique and exclusive event locations, German and local team building agencies for thrilling experiences of our clients guests.

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Corporate meeting & exclusive events in Cape Town, South Africa part 2

Corporate meeting and exclusive events for clients from Singapore and Dubai at The Table Bay Hotel in Cape Town from 2.-10. March 2013. We used unique and exclusive event locations, German and local team building agencies for thrilling experiences of our clients guests.

Corporate meeting & exclusive events in Cape Town, South Africa part 1

Corporate meeting and exclusive events for clients from Singapore and Dubai at The Table Bay Hotel in Cape Town from 2.-10. March 2013. We used unique and exclusive event locations, German and local team building agencies for thrilling experiences of our clients guests.

Hotel Art Fair No1 at MA DU ZI Hotel Bangkok

Hotel Art Fair No1 at MA DU ZI Hotel Bangkok

This is the first hotel art fair in Thailand. This project is created by Farmgroup, a Bangkok–based creative and design consultancy.
Description
Created by Farmgroup.
16-17 February 2013

The purpose of the Hotel Art Fair is to gather top galleries in Thailand and provide an opportunity for them to showcase their collections, broaden their audience and allow the public to view the artworks in a more comfortable and relaxing atmosphere.

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Ron Arad’s eye for design

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Lauded architect and designer Ron Arad has diversified into fashion, with his first collection of eyewear and sunglasses. Known for his organic, curvilinear forms, the multidisciplinary designer has employed a similar aesthetic with his new venture, called PQ Eyewear (because, says Arad, ‘when you write the letters pq, you draw a pair of glasses whether you like it or not’).

The line is quite a departure from standard shades. Shapes are striking, distinctive; with a bold use of colour and a mix of materials, such as lightweight, durable titanium, rubber and brightly coloured acetate. The resulting designs are imbued with Arad’s trademark playfulness and individual sense of style, and use innovative design solutions to improve the functionality.

His previous work is varied; a portfolio that ranges from chairs and shelving to an opera house and an iconic design museum. With eyewear, he has gone back to scaled-down works, to detail. It was an idea that kept returning to him, he says; he could not understand why there are so few innovations in this field today, compared with in the 20th century. So he created a collection of 23 designs with numerous variations of material and colour.

Each pair is named after a London Underground station, though the connection is not always obvious. ‘Sometimes it is random,’ says Arad. ‘A very loose, half-joking reason for the name. For example, this frame is called Liverpool Street, because it reminds us of John Lennon’s glasses.’

True to the architectural approach, function is as vital as form. With the ‘Corbs’ range – a rounded style inspired by Le Corbusier – a new style of hinge does away with the usual pin-and-socket, which is often the first thing to break on a pair of sunglasses. While the ‘A-frame’ designs, with sprung wire arms, are adjustable to fit the individual, because ‘no two heads or noses are the same’.

PQ Eyewear by Ron Arad, from £498; for stockists or more information contact http://www.pq-eyewear.com or call 020 7267 8973.

Pictured: the Notting Hill Gate 1107