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Tentative Programme as of November 2011 Subject to change Sunday, September 23, 2012 • Organiser hall move in/raw space build-up Monday, September 24, 2012 • Raw space build-up • Buyer/Seller/Media delegate registrations Tuesday, September 25, 2012 • Raw space build-up and all booth decorations • Buyer/Seller/Media delegate registrations • PTM2012 welcome dinner reception hosted by the Philippine Department of Tourism Wednesday, September 26, 2012 • PTM2012 Delegate Brie�ng • Seller-meet-Buyer breakfast session (For registered PTM2012 buyers and primary seller delegates only) • PTM2012 business session 1 • PTM2012 business session 2 + Co�ee Break • All delegates social hour at PTM2012 Network Lounge (subject to con�rmation of sponsorship) • Delegate dinner reception (subject to con�rmation of sponsorship) • Late night function (subject to con�rmation of sponsorship) Apply now! Register online at www.PATA.org/mart or email PTM@PATA.org for programme updates PATA Primary Contact: Buyer inquiries: Angkana@PATA.org Seller inquiries: Mam@PATA.org Media relations: Parita@PATA.org Sponsorship and host programmes: Sheila@PATA.org Thursday, September 27, 2012 • All delegates co�ee and croissants at PTM2012 Network Lounge • PTM2012 business session 3 + Co�ee Break • PTM2012 business session 4 + Co�ee Break • All delegates social hour at PTM2012 Network Lounge (subject to con�rmation of sponsorship) • Delegate dinner reception (subject to con�rmation of sponsorship) • Late night function (subject to con�rmation of sponsorship) Friday, September 28, 2012 • All delegates co�ee and croissants at PTM2012 Network Lounge • PTM2012 Business Session 5 + Co�ee Break • PTM2012 Business Session 6 + Co�ee Break • PTM2013 Welcome Reception Saturday, September 29, 2012 • Departure / Post-Mart and Optional Tours Friday-Sunday, September 28- 30, 2012 • PATA Executive Board and PATA Board Meeting The programme is subject to change, please visit http://www.PATA.org/mart or email : PTM@PATA.org for programme updates. El Nido Resorts, Palawan “We need more choices in Asia Paci�c region to o�er to our high spending clients. PTM2011 ful�lled this objective and I’m grateful both to the organizer and exhibitors who wisely invested in stand space. A truly enjoyable and productive event and hope it can be repeated in Manila.” Sir David Christopher Kilgarri�, Chairman & Managing Director, Kingsleydrummond VIP Events/Centenaryclub.com, UK “PATA Travel Mart 2011 was really a successful event. It was my pleasure to attend the PATA Travel Mart 2011 and we achieved our expected object. Hopefully, PTM 2012 in Manila can bring more rewarding for all attendees. ” Mr Mike Gao, Deputy General Manager, Beijing Zheng‐an International Travel Service, China
Manila Baywalk The Host Destination The capital of the Philippines -- its heart and soul -- is Manila. Manila is an intriguing blend of the past and the present, of striking contrasts and contradictions. Blessed with signi�cant historical and cultural destinations, it is likewise enriched with skyscraping edi�ces, world-class convention facilities, state of the art shopping malls, entertainment and restaurants that serve international gastronomic delights. Manila’s strategic location in Asia makes it a vital point on major international routes. It is served by the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), which is seven kilometres from the city centre. NAIA (terminals 1, 2 and 3) is the Philippines’ premier international airport. As a major gateway to the country’s 7,107 alluring islands, Manila is believed to be the ultimate city to millions of Filipinos living outside the metropolis. It is the central nerve of all activities in the country, the seat of government, the center of trade and economic activities and the core of education, culture and arts and entertainment. Banaue Rice Terraces Puerto Princesa Underground River It is a melting pot of various people, various cultures and various beliefs. Manila is a pulsating city of colour and charm and a new economic force in Asia. GETTING THERE The international airports are located in Manila, Cebu, Davao and Clark with the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminals 1, 2, and 3 in Manila as the premier gateways. They serve more than 30 airlines that �y to di�erent cities around the world. The Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA) in Lapu-Lapu City handles �ights from Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Doha and China. Davao International Airport (also known as Francisco Dagohoy International Airport) handles �ights from Singapore and other chartered �ights. The Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA) at the Clark Freeport Zone in Angeles City, Pampanga currently services low-cost or budget airlines and chartered �ights. Laoag International Airport in Ilocos Norte services chartered �ights from mainland China. Philippine Airlines (PAL), the country’s �ag carrier, links Manila to 30 cities in 14 countries. Major cruise liners likewise call on the port of Manila. PATA TRAVEL MART 2012 VENUE The SMX Convention Center is the largest private venue in the Philippines for trade events, industry conventions, corporate functions and international exhibitions. Conveniently located beside SM Mall of Asia, the world’s fourth largest shopping mall, and within close proximity to prestigious hotels and key public transportation systems, the SMX Convention Center has made itself one of the best �agship establishments of the Philippine meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions/events (MICE) industry. With ongoing developments for o�ce spaces, residential condominiums, and a 15,000-seat arena, as well as a luxury hotel integrated within the SMX expansion project, the SMX Convention Center and the rest of the Mall of Asia Complex is set to become a premier convention destination.
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