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Pay for brekkie, travel agents stay free
KOH SAMUI – Langham Hotels International is inviting travel agents and meeting planners seeking an island getaway to stay at its newest five-star resort, Langham Place Samui at Lamai Beach in Koh Samui, which opens on November 1.
Until 31 October 2010, the first two nights of stay will be ‘on the house’ for travel agents and meeting planners.
The only condition is that agents and planners must buy a breakfast for 750 baht (A$26) per person in order to get their room free.
The package will be on a first come, first serve basis. Any additional nights will be at 50 percent off the best available rates.
Langham Place Samui at Lamai Beach enjoys prime position beachside. It includes 77 villas and suites, many featuring private plunge pools.
Unique to the property will be the concept of borderless dining at specially designed retreats throughout the resort, as well as an Ocean View restaurant and poolside Splash Bar.
The resort also features two piers extending out 200 metres ending in a secluded ocean pool.
The main pool has a cinema showing blockbuster movies.
Book with via GDS or check out the website:
www.kohsamui.langhamplacehotels.com
Ian Jarrett
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