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Manchester launch for Malaysia
Tourism Malaysia is launching a calendar of festivals and events to celebrate Visit Malaysia Year in 2007.
A Malaysia seminar and evening event to launch Visit Malaysia Year 2007 is taking place at The Midland Hotel, Manchester on June 27.
The event is an opportunity to learn more about Malaysia and the country’s plans for Visit Malaysia Year 2007.
One travel agent will also find themselves jetting off to Malaysia as a holiday for two is up for grabs.
In addition to the half-day seminar Tourism Malaysia will be hosting a Malaysia Evening celebrating Visit Malaysia Year 2007 with a taste of some of the music, culture, heritage and dance that clients can experience by holidaying in this beautiful paradise.
For more information or to register your attendance for the seminar and/or the Malaysia Evening please RSVP by Wednesday to Claire Leighton at [email protected]
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