Hong Kong Disneyland tempts MICE business
HONG KONG – Hong Kong Disneyland has launched two MICE products, available until the end of August.
Aliana Ho, vice president, sales and travel trade marketing of Hong Kong Disneyland said, “The current economic environment is set to be a challenge for our corporate clients and budgets now play a significant role when organizing MICE activities.”
Corporate clients who book the Special Meeting Package are offered enhancements. These include a restaurant buyout dinner buffet at the Hong Kong Disneyland park, “It’s Time to Team†activities and Disney entertainment, such as character Meet and Greets.
In addition clients can utilise meeting spaces at the Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel, as well as enjoy offers such as the complimentary use of meeting equipment or a one-way transfer to or from downtown Hong Kong and the resort.
The Hong Kong Disneyland Special Meeting Package is priced at HK$580 per person, and is available from now until August 31.
A new discount on group Park tickets is also available for corporate clients.
For more information, e-mail [email protected].
Ian Jarrett
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