OVER 3 MILLION AUSTRALIANS DESPERATE TO SPICE UP THEIR LIFE IN THE BEDROOM
Following the release of a sexy survey in 2007, the Hilton Melbourne Airport is seeking to spice up relationships with the regional launch of Hilton Provocateur.
The relationship survey* revealed that while over three million Australians want to spice up their life in the bedroom, over a third of people are too embarrassed to ask for ideas and 27% don’t know who to go to for tips.
Based on the results of the survey the Hilton consulted experts of the bedroom and kitchen respectively, Madam Lash and Mark Bowering, to come up with the seductive package for guests, ‘Hilton Provocateur’.
With Madame Lash’s seduction tips for the bedroom and Mark’s Aphrodisiac tasting platter, Hilton Provocateur guarantees to provide guests with an experience that will have them brandishing that ‘Do Not Disturb’ sign as soon as they check in.
The Provocateur Package takes guests on a romantic journey using the aphrodisiac foods and sexy tips to inspire passion. With taste and touch taken care of by the experts, the ‘Hilton Provocateur’ booking survey allows guests to personalise their stay further, from music to aromatherapy.
Whether it’s Barry White or John Mayer, guests can also choose their favourite sexy tunes to get them in the mood for a playful night in with their partner.
In 2008, guests looking for passion can experience the Provocateur Package at every Hilton Hotel in Australia.
Best selling author and Australian relationship expert, Bessie Bardot, recently experienced the package and commented “Hilton Provocateur is amazingly seductive. A sexy treasure hunt utilising the seduction tips combined with aphrodisiac delights creates a wonderfully romantic environment. My husband and I had one of the most romantic nights of our entire marriage, in fact I proposed to my husband for a second time. It was wonderful to get out of the daily grind and enjoy some romantic reinvigorationâ€
Bessie, who has been married to Geoff Barker for 10 years, said “It’s so easy to get stuck in a relationship rut. Routine and familiarity dull even very new relationships. Sure we’ve heard various tips to keep the romance alive but if we could do them ourselves we would have done it already.
This package creates the perfect relationship getaway: an incredibly romantic night in with a little treasure hunt. And the prize? Remembering what you loved about your partner in the first placeâ€.
The ‘Hilton Provocateur’ guest package is priced at $435 (including GST) includes:
Accommodation in a Hilton Deluxe King Room
A guest survey upon booking
‘Seduction Tips’
An aphrodisiac tasting platter, designed by Mark Bowering chef, consisting of:
Fig tart
Oysters natural with vodka jelly, ocean trout caviar & chives
Vanilla brulee
Crab & basil tartlet
Chocolate truffles
A bottle of champagne
A feather tickler
Candles and aromatic essences
Rose petals scattered throughout the room
A selection of the guest’s favourite music tracks
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