Wendy Wu moves!
Thursday, 02 Jul, 2007
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China group tour specialist Wendy Wu Tours has announced that following continued growth they will be moving to Level 9, 275 George Street, Sydney, between July 6 and July 9 to accommodate the increased staff numbers.
General Manager Alan Alcock said the company had nearly doubled in size in terms of staff members and business volume since moving into its existing premises almost three years ago.
Alcock said that there may be some disruption to the telephones on the July 6th when their move commences, but telephone and fax numbers will remain the same when the company opens at the new address on Monday, July 9.
More information from Wendy Wu Tours, phone 1300 727 998 or 02 9224 8888.
Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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