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VENUE REVIEW
LORNE
Mantra Erskine Beach Resort is home to the largest conference facilities
and corporate style accommodation outside of metropolitan Melbourne.
The resort features 280 modern resort rooms and apartments and boasts
state-of-the-art conference facilities for up to 500 delegates, ideally
situated on the foreshore of Loutit Bay , along the Great Ocean Road
at Lorne.
Busy delegates have access to a business centre, in room broadband
and wireless internet access, presentation equipment, professional audio
visual equipment and 24 hour reception.
They can also enjoy a vast range of activities such as tennis,
croquet, lawn bowls, bocci, golf, kayaking, surfing, horse riding
as well as a host of team building exercises to challenge the
mind. Find out more from Sue
Wall
+613 98704611
FIJI

A new world of Westin luxury in the South Pacific where
five star comfort harmonizes with lush tropical
surroundings and international style fuses with Fijian island
warmth. This resort is stylishly designed to reflect Fijian
heritage and local style, with ancestral carvings and artifacts
displayed throughout the resort. Yet with its own palm-fringed,
beautiful two-tier swimming pool, picturesque ocean view,
sublime Heavenly Spa and championship golf course, this is
unmistakably a tropical island retreat par excellence.
Situated
on Denarau Island , the resort is located 20
minutes from Nadi international airport and adjacent to Sheraton
Denarau Villas, Sheraton Fiji Resort and Denarau Golf & Racquet
Club. Combining with Sheraton Fiji Resort, it provides a
conference space for up to 1100 people and meeting venues
range from indoor and outdoor to a private offshore island "Akuilau".
Delegates have access to the facilities in the
resort complex including tennis courts, 5 swimming pools,
water-sports, 18 restaurants, bars and a variety of cultural
shows.
Find out more from Lisa
Moloney +61 3 9870 4611.
A COUNTRY PLACE
The Country Place Retreat is one of Australia
's premier residential conferencing venues located
in the beautiful Dandenong Ranges . The venue
offers five well equipped, air conditioned conference
rooms plus syndicate rooms to suit various sized
groups up to 110 delegates. All rooms have excellent
natural light, ergonomic chairs for all day comfort
and wonderful views of the gardens.
Guests are accommodated in well appointed guest rooms with queen
or king size beds. All rooms have garden views, en-suite bathroom, television,
study desk, email and internet access.
The gourmet country cuisine is one of the main
attractions that has made the venue so popular.
Menus are individually tailored to each group's
requirements. Early morning Bush Breakfasts,
Forest Night Walks, Wine Maker's Dinners and
Gourmet BBQ's are all very popular. The recreation
facilities include two tennis courts, basketball
court, heated swimming pool,gym, pool tables
and table tennis with golf nearby.
Find out more from Pam Conway +613 9870 4611
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SHARING THE KNOWLEDGE
Our ongoing schedule of briefing sessions and
venue inspections ensures our product knowledge
is extensive and current which allows us to offer
you professional, authorative and independent
advice on the conference and meeting venue scene
Australia-wide.
Been in to see us and update us on their
venues include Lily Yan & Bahram Naderi Carlton
Crest Melbourne, Astrid Renigeris Carlton Crest
Sydney, Marc Letourneau Club Med, Natalie Fryar & Scott
Lovett Alice Springs Convention Centre, Mary
Jane Zacchei Fusion Marketing, Natasha Contini Radisson
Hotel & Suites Sydney, James Cavanagh Rydges
Hotels & Resorts, Sue Magi Marriott Hotels
and Resorts, Nicole Bates Artistic Food, Justine
Salame Hamilton Island, Danielle Bird Mirvac
Hotels & Resorts, Lisa Hall Mecure Harbourside
Cairns, Chantelle Eve Sofitel Melbourne, Monica
San Martin The Cumberland Marysville, Paul O'Rourke Peppers
Anchorage, Rhonda Norman Stella Resorts Group,
Lisa Cooney, Kathryn Lee & Jeremy Crawford Rydges
Melbourne, Michelle Kennedy Langham Hotel Auckland,
Helen Yu Langham Hotel Hong Kong, Andrew Ma Eaton
Hotel Hong Kong, Diana Banks Langham Hotel London,
Rachelle Boudreau Langham Hotel Boston, Simon
McHendry Langham Place Hotel Hong Kong, Alison
Tilzey Langham Hotels International, Peter Alatsas The
Westin Shanghai, Rebecca Wiles Starwood Hotels & Resorts,
Maeve Chomphunut Dockside Group, Joanne Camilleri Solution
Red, Amy Reynders & Tania Adolphe Millbrook
Country Club New Zealand, Naomi Smith InterContinental
Hotels Group, Kate Georgiou Adelaide Convention
Tourism Authority and Anjali Sharma Grand Hyatt
Melbourne.
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to source venues throughout Australia,
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upcoming meetings and conferences.
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