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Accor hosts Soiree de Sofitel for conference & corporate clients
Incredible $20,000 prize up for grabs!
The Sofitel Wentworth Sydney played host to key conference and corporate clients at the ‘Soiree de Sofitel’, showcasing the five-star brand’s superb cuisine, French flair and exceptional service.
Guests dined on exquisite creations by Accor’s gourmet French catering brand, Lenotre, exclusive to selected Sofitel hotels around the world and now available on the menu at Sofitel Wentworth, together with champagne from Moet & Chandon.
At the soiree a special incentive was announced for conference organisers – all conference organisers who book a conference worth over $15,000 up to June 30th 2006 at a Sofitel hotel or resort in Australia, New Zealand or Fiji will go into a draw to win a trip to Paris for two staying at the Sofitel Trocadero Dokhans with business-class flights from Air France.
Verna Wing – AMP, Helene de Poortere, – Maxims Travel, Glennis Clifton – Accor Sales, David Baffsky – Accor Chairman, Jean-Marc Lestavel – Air France, Sandra Owens- Air France
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