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Langkawi Resort celebrates with travel agent incentive
The Danna Langkawi Resort & Beach Villas is celebrating its 12-year anniversary with a special travel agent incentive.
It is introducing ‘12 reasons to be happy’ with a giveaway of 12 holidays to agents.
Over the next 12 months, The Danna will pick one agent winner every month.
They will get a three-night stay for two at the luxury resort.
General Manager Karan Singh said: “Our agent partners are integral and have been for the last 12 years.”
“To thank them for their support, we are giving 12 lucky agents the chance to celebrate with us in person.”
For more details about the travel agent incentive, visit www.thedanna.com/thedanna-12th-anniversary-agents .
The five-star resort overlooks the Andaman Sea and has 125 colonial-Mediterranean oceanfront rooms and suites.
It is just 15 minutes from Langkawi International Airport.
The Danna Langkawi Resort & Beach Villas recently joined Small Luxury Hotels of the World.
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