Park Plaza’s exclusive offer for travel agents
BANGKOK – The Park Plaza Sukhumvit Bangkok has launched a “Bangkok Getaway Promotion†exclusively for travel agents, at 2,400++ baht (US$69) per night.
The offer is valid for stays from November 1, 2008 until March 31, 2009 and is good for single or double occupancy in a superior room on a room-only basis.
Bangkok Getaway includes 15% discount on food at the Park Plaza’s Café on 2. Each guest room provides a 32-inch flat screen LCD TV, DVD player, bathroom with ‘rain’ shower, 250-thread bed linens, and complimentary use of high-speed internet (in rooms and public spaces).
The Park Plaza Sukhumvit Bangkok opened in January this year. It is a two-minute walk from the Asoke skytrain and Sukhumvit underground train stations in the heart of Bangkok’s main entertainment, shopping and dining district.
Advanced reservations and a valid travel agent ID are required. The offer is subject to room availability, plus 10% service and 7% VAT.
For reservations call (+66) 2 263 5000. Email: [email protected]. Information: www.parkplaza.com/bangkokth.
Ian Jarrett
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