WIN A TRIP TO INDIA!!!
Go straight to your diary and in the space for Monday 3rd December write, ‘Travel Industry Curry Club of Australia Birthday Party at the Sydney Harbour Marriott, ICONS Brassiere, Level 2, 30 Pitt St, 6.30 for 7 PM’.Who would have believed it?
TICCA is about to observe its first birthday and to help us celebrate we are inviting you and your friends to a sensational event.
For the brave souls (because of the weather) who attended our last function at the Sydney Harbour Marriott read the 19th June report on our expanding website www.lovecurry.org. It was rated as one of the best functions of the year……..and this one is going to be ever better!
But wait there is more ….
Through the tireless efforts of member Claire Oxlade and the more than generous support of QANTAS, Jet Airways, the Taj Group of Hotels, Incent Tours, the Government of India Tourism office and your committee, phew………..we are able to offer a sensational VERY MAJOR door prize, a fantastic package tour to India including the international air fare.
Yes, a trip to India.
Complete details will be published on our web site and will also be available on the night.
The Sydney Harbour Marriott is noted for the quality of food and service and not only will we enjoy a wonderful selection of the chef’s famous curries we will also have access to the restaurant’s sensational buffet……..so it’s two buffets for the price of one!!!
By now you are thinking that all this will cost at least $100 per head.
But no, for a mere $40 for members and $45 for guests you will enjoy a wonderful evening and great socialising plus be in the draw for the grand door prize as well m
any other prizes.
Do your sums! With say, 60 or 70 in attendance, what are the odds of you winning a trip worth many thousands of dollars?
To add even more value to the night and for those who enjoy a wine we have again been offered an unlimited self-service wine bar for only another $20 per head.
As well, important announcements on our plans for TICCA’s second year will be issued on the night.
Book immediately so you won’t be disappointed. Remember, the more guests the better the night.
PLEASE RSVP by Thursday, November 29.
Please respond by email to [email protected] with your booking and advise of your payment method.
Payment will NOT be accepted on the night.
Members $40, Guests $45, Optional Unlimited Wine Package $20
Soft drinks and mineral waters are personal costs.………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Please provide to following information and with your cheque mail to: –
TICCA Secretariat, P.O. Box 363, Kingsford, NSW 2032
or you can pay elecroncially to E-bank: Credit Union Australia, BSB: 804050. Acc #: 30757073
I will be attending the Marriott TICCA Dinner ………and will bring …… guest(s).
Number of people wanting the wine buffet ……………………………………
Please find a cheque for $……………….….(Include payment for $20 wine buffet)
Signature …………………………………………………………….
Date ……………………………………………………………………………..
The Mole will see you there!
John Alwyn-Jones
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