Amanyara, Turks and Caicos
Anantara Debuts in the Maldives
Andaz Liverpool Street, London
Aqua Hotel, Cancun
Conrad Tokoyo
Green Hotel in American Canyon, California
The Elysian, Bali
Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi
Fiji Beach Resort & Spa
Fresh Hotel, Athens
Four Seasons Hotel Doha
Hilton London Canary Wharf
Hotel Indigo Houston
Hotel Solamar, San Diego
Intercontinental Buckhead, Atlanta
InterContinental Aphrodite Hills Resort, Cyprus
Kabul Serena Hotel
Keating Hotel, San Diego
Malmaison, Belfast
Mandarin Oriental, Prague
Marina Mandarin Singapore
Meliá, Cabo San Lucas
Le Méridien Lav Hotel
Millennium Broadway, New York City
Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort
Park Hyatt Dubai
Placencia Hotel
The Peninsula, Tokyo
Radisson SAS Boulogne
Radisson SAS Hotel Frankfurt
Raffles Dubai
Riu Palace, Aruba
Renaissance Ross Bridge Golf Resort & Spa
Skyline Cosmopolitan Hotel, Toronto
Sokha Angkor Hotel & Spa
St. Regis Hotel, San Francisco
Steigenberger Hotel Therme Meran
Sumahan, Istanbul
Westin Opens, Memphis Beale Street Hotel
Westin CampoReal Golf Resort & Spa
Thursday, December 27, 2007
Hotelex Beijing
Hotelex Beijing-
Door to the North China Market and the Beijing Olympics 2008
A booming economy, increasing tourism and the upcoming Olympic Games are driving an unprecedented boom for the Hospitality Industry in Northern China. The 6th Beijing Hospitality Equipment & Supply Exhibition, staged on October 9-11, 2007 at the ChinaInternationalExhibitionCenter opens the door to a vast field of business opportunities. This is your last chance to get in touch with the movers and shakers of the industry ahead of the world’s largest sports event.
SOME FACTS on Northern China and Beijing:
+ There are about 200 hotel projects in the pipeline in China+ About 80 projects are located in Beijing+ Beijing has 658 star-rated hotels+ Beijing expects to accommodate 600.000 international visitors in 2008, about 30% up in 2007+ Estimated sales of hospitality equipment in China reached about 60 Billion USD in the period 2006-2007
Fair Name:
Beijing Hospitality Equipment & Supply Exhibition 2007
Date:
9-11 October, 2007
Venue:
China International Exhibition Center
Organizers:
Shanghai CMP Sinoexpo International Exhibition Co., Ltd.China Tourism News Press
Supporting Media:
Frequency:
Annual
Estimated Show Data:
Exhibition Area: 14,000 sqmNo. of Exhibiting Companies: 160No. of Trade Visitors: 12,000
Admission Policy:
Open to trade and professional visitors only
http://www.cmpsinoexpo.com/
http://www.hotelex.cn/
http://www.hotelsmag.com/photos/Marina-Mandarin/
http://www.cmpsinoexpo.com/expobuild/
http://www.cmpsinoexpo.com/ceramics/
http://www.cmpsinoexpo.com/hotelex/
Door to the North China Market and the Beijing Olympics 2008
A booming economy, increasing tourism and the upcoming Olympic Games are driving an unprecedented boom for the Hospitality Industry in Northern China. The 6th Beijing Hospitality Equipment & Supply Exhibition, staged on October 9-11, 2007 at the ChinaInternationalExhibitionCenter opens the door to a vast field of business opportunities. This is your last chance to get in touch with the movers and shakers of the industry ahead of the world’s largest sports event.
SOME FACTS on Northern China and Beijing:
+ There are about 200 hotel projects in the pipeline in China+ About 80 projects are located in Beijing+ Beijing has 658 star-rated hotels+ Beijing expects to accommodate 600.000 international visitors in 2008, about 30% up in 2007+ Estimated sales of hospitality equipment in China reached about 60 Billion USD in the period 2006-2007
Fair Name:
Beijing Hospitality Equipment & Supply Exhibition 2007
Date:
9-11 October, 2007
Venue:
China International Exhibition Center
Organizers:
Shanghai CMP Sinoexpo International Exhibition Co., Ltd.China Tourism News Press
Supporting Media:
Frequency:
Annual
Estimated Show Data:
Exhibition Area: 14,000 sqmNo. of Exhibiting Companies: 160No. of Trade Visitors: 12,000
Admission Policy:
Open to trade and professional visitors only
http://www.cmpsinoexpo.com/
http://www.hotelex.cn/
http://www.hotelsmag.com/photos/Marina-Mandarin/
http://www.cmpsinoexpo.com/expobuild/
http://www.cmpsinoexpo.com/ceramics/
http://www.cmpsinoexpo.com/hotelex/
Arora International
Arora wins T5 hotel contract.
Arora International has won the battle to operate the 600-bedroom hotel to be built at Heathrow airport's massive new Terminal 5. The group will operate the four-star hotel as a Sofitel under a long-term franchise agreement with French hotel giant Accor. The hotel, which is scheduled to open in 2008, will be Accor's second Sofitel in the UK. Its first is in London's St James's. Arora International will take a 150-year ground lease on the site, which is rumoured to be costing the company 30% more than predicted. The interiors of the hotel will be designed by KCA International, which is famed for its interiors at the Burj Al Arab in Dubai. CBRE Hotels acted on behalf of BAA Lynton, the division of the British Airports Authority which owns the land, while HVS International acted on behalf of Arora International.
Arora International has won the battle to operate the 600-bedroom hotel to be built at Heathrow airport's massive new Terminal 5. The group will operate the four-star hotel as a Sofitel under a long-term franchise agreement with French hotel giant Accor. The hotel, which is scheduled to open in 2008, will be Accor's second Sofitel in the UK. Its first is in London's St James's. Arora International will take a 150-year ground lease on the site, which is rumoured to be costing the company 30% more than predicted. The interiors of the hotel will be designed by KCA International, which is famed for its interiors at the Burj Al Arab in Dubai. CBRE Hotels acted on behalf of BAA Lynton, the division of the British Airports Authority which owns the land, while HVS International acted on behalf of Arora International.
Wednesday, December 26, 2007
The Great Impact
The First Emperor: China's Terracotta Army explores one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the twentieth century, giving an insight into China's First Emperor, Qin Shihuangdi, and his legacy.The exhibition includes a number of the world-famous terracottawarriors from Xi'an, China, which were buried alongside the First Emperor in readiness for the afterlife, as well as some of themost striking recent discoveries made on the site.In introducing the idea of a unified state and effectively creating China in 221 BC, the First Emperor of Qin created what is today the oldest surviving political entity in the world. How that state has survived, developed and is viewed today is explored through events, lectures and debates around the exhibition.
Website:
http://www.britishmuseum.co.uk
Office:
British Museum
Street:
38 Russell Square
City/Town:
London, United Kingdom
The exhibition will start from the 13th of September 2007 - 6th April 2008 Tickets are sold for £12.00This is worth the visit - so don't miss out !!
Why this is the great impact? Because the is the perfect match of destiny I have ever encountered. On Christmas Day, 25th December, 2007 the final effect of First Emperor of China took centre stage. DK Architect is to design a Five-star Hotel in Xianyang, Xian, China. It is a mind blowing $120 Million USD project and it still feel so unreal.
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