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The Categories Hotel Indonesia www.terrapinn.com/hospitalityindonesia 2nd annual Meet Indonesia’s leading hotel operators, owners and investors 18 – 20 March 2013 Pullman Central Park Jakarta, Indonesia supported by created by The earlier you book the more you save. www.terrapinn.com/ hospitalityindonesia conference 1 Find out fi rst hand from Indonesia's Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy workshop where the tourism investment hotspots are under the Indonesian National Master Plan. Gain insights into how Carlson Rezidor, Workshop Monday 18 March 2013 "The conference was well 2 Panorama Hospitality, Tauzia and Premier organised and a great Inn differentiate their brands to compete Development strategies for hotels in Indonesia venue to expand industry in the economy and limited service sector. Keen to develop hotels or expand your hotel brand in Indonesia to capture the tremendous networks, share and to opportunities in the hospitality sector, but are not sure how to pull it off? Then this discuss industry updates Hear from Mark Adelson, founder of the workshop is just for you. Led by industry experts, key areas such as land title legislation, with many leaders in 3 concept and feasibility studies and hotel construction will be discussed to ensure that Alila Hotels and Resorts, on the rise of you master the fundamentals of setting up a hotel business in Indonesia. their fi elds. There was innovative design driven hotels. a good balance in the Land title legislation people attending and the Understand how established operators 09:00 Land title legislation for property developments in Indonesia and structuring conference contributed options for investors 4 such as Aston, Accor & Starwood leverage signifi cantly to industry on IT infrastructure to drive revenue Concept development & feasibility studies growth in Indonesia." growth. 10:00 How do you develop a hotel project's DNA? In today’s fast developing market, Kenneth Rogers | Country General can you make your property stand out from the crowd? Whether you are an Manager, Indonesia | The Ascott Limited independent or chain operated property, having unique selling points add up to Get updated on build innovations for eco- bottom line profi ts. 5 Why do a hotel feasibility study? It’s not as easy as “if you build it, they will friendly hotel construction and energy 10:30 A marketplace for the Indonesia hospitality come.” Get inside the numbers with a focus on key demand drivers and how savings. to exploit market opportunities. market 11:00 Coffee break Beyond Jakarta and Bali, which secondary Hospitality Investment World Indonesia will bring 6 and tertiary cities offer the most hidden Design & construction together, in one place, over 200 hotel operators, value for hotel development? 11:15 Enhancing ROI through innovative design: Achieving space and energy effi ciency and installing infrastructure to save on operating overheads owners and hospitality experts to present, dissect and Master the fundamentals of setting up 11:45 Hotel construction case study: Understanding costs, contracting hurdles, and fully vet the newest, most attractive opportunities licensing issues 7 a hotel business in Indonesia at our for business development and investment in the workshop on land title legislation, feasibility 12:30 Panel discussion, questions and answers Indonesia hospitality market. With RevPAR rising studies and hotel construction. 12:50 End of workshop at an unprecedented rate in this region, you won’t want to miss the opportunity to learn how and why In Indonesia, relationships must be 13:00 Networking luncheon 8 cultivated for partnerships to be business is booming. established. Start off 2013 on the right Your workshop leader Your workshop leader footing – we guarantee you face time with the local hotel owners. Michael D. Broomell Bill Barnett Managing Director Managing Director Colliers International C9 Hotelworks Expect a fun-fi lled 3 days experience Indonesia 9 with numerous networking that will foster View the conference website on your phone Scan this QR pattern with the camera on your compelling conversations and enable new smartphone to view the Hospitality Investment business opportunities. World Indonesia 2013 website. Don’t have a QR reader app? You can download one Enjoy discounts of up to 40% for group Bring your team! for free from the App store. 10 There's so much content that you can't possibly cover it all alone. Don’t have a smartphone? You can also visit the registration of 5 delegates or more – bring website at www.terrapinn.com/hospitalityindonesia your whole team! Special group packages are available, call +65 6322 2710 or email [email protected] for more details. Day One Tuesday 19 March 2013 Day Two Wednesday 20 March 2013 GENERAL SESSION 08:00 Registration and morning coffee & tea Leadership panel: Positioning hotel business for 08:00 Registration and morning coffee & tea 09:30 Accor’s approach in building a “multi-brand and 10:00 multi segment” portfolio in Indonesia growth and capturing new market segments in BEYOND JAKARTA & BALI Indonesia's budding hospitality sector Indonesia’s secondary and tertiary cities – Assessing MARKET GROWTH Gerard Guillouet 09:00 Gaurav Bhushan, Chief Development & Investment the growth opportunities and potential risks Senior Vice President, Malaysia, Indonesia & Singapore Offi cer, Asia Pacifi c, Accor Keynote: The Indonesian National Tourism Master 09:00 Accor Plan (RIPPARNAS) – Identifying the strategic areas Kosmian Pudjiadi, President Director | Commissioner, Rio Kondo and tourism investment opportunities Marbella Hotels and Resorts | Jayakarta Hotels and Director Resorts Horwath HTL H.E Dr. Mari Elka Pangestu Wiryanti Sukamdani, Vice President | Chairman, Sahid Minister Group | Indonesia Hotel & Restaurant Association Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy, Republic Moderator: of Indonesia Rio Kondo, Director, Horwath HTL CAPITAL ACCESS 10:45 Morning refreshments and exhibition showcase 09:20 Attracting lenders’ interest to secure funding for CONCURRENT SESSION I OR CONCURRENT SESSION II development or acquisition SEGMENT IN FOCUS IT INFRASTRUCTURE PROFITABILITY Fransisca Nelwan Mok Managing Director – Corporate Banking 11:15 Economy hotels panel: Capturing value-conscious 11:15 Panel: Optimising distribution channels to maximise 14:00 Panel: Leveraging business intelligence to optimise asset PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk domestic travellers in economy and limited service sector online exposure and boost market share value, brand equity and revenue opportunities Thomas J Monahan, Executive Vice President, Development, Norbert Vas, Vice President Sales & Marketing, Archipelago Guido Andriano, General Manager Corporate Sales & Asia Pacifi c, Carlson Rezidor International Marketing, Santika Hotels & Resorts Kristian Kuntadi, Managing Director, PHM Hospitality Scott Blume, Chief Executive Offi cer, Raja Kamar Kanit Sangmookda, Regional Director of Revenue 09:50 Panel: Understanding how investors assess the risks Christophe Glass, Director, Tauzia Hotel Management International Management, Southeast Asia, Starwood Hotels & Resorts and returns of hotel investment in Indonesia Erik van Keulen, Senior Vice President Development, Adi Satria, Regional Director of Sales Marketing Distribution, Esteban Luna, Director of Revenue Management, Gran Melia Ishak Chandra, Managing Director – Corporate Strategy Asia Pacifi c, Whitbread Asia Pacifi c / Premier Inn Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Accor Jakarta & Services, Sinar Mas Land Moderator: 12:00 Resorts panel: Developing a competitive advantage in the 12:00 The changing face of online distribution: Why PMS Michael D. Broomell, Managing Director, Colliers resort market – Evaluating resort types and amenities integration is driving revenue management and growth Grahame Tate, Managing Director Asia Pacifi c, IDeaS a SAS International Indonesia Company Kevin Wallace, President & Chief Executive Offi cer, JA Kevin Tatem, Head of Sales Asia, SiteMinder Ian Lien, Managing Director, Real Estate Capital Asia Resorts and Hotels 14:45 Panel: Next generation of spa in hotels and resorts – Partners Performance & profi tability Abid Butt, Chief Executive Offi cer, Banyan Tree Hotels and Moderator: Resorts 12:20 Case study: Enriching guest experience and improving Alexander Jovanovic, Director of Development Hotel & Robert McIntosh, Executive Director, Asia Pacifi c, business effi ciency through technology Resort, CT Corp CBRE Hotels Paul T. Stringer, President, Asia Pacifi c, Nicklaus Companies Chris Gribble, Vice President and General Manager of Asia Vanessa Main, Director Spa Development & Operations, Morning refreshments and exhibition 13:00 Networking luncheon Pacifi c and Middle East Hospitality Solutions, Infor 10:30 Hilton Worldwide showcase DEVELOPMENT Jeff Matthews, President and Chief Operating Offi cer, 12:40 Leveraging tablet and smartphone technology to meet the Mandara Spa BRANDING 14:00 Panel: Building eco-friendly hotels at an optimal cost expectations of tech savvy guests Moderator: Kingsley Amose, Senior Vice President, Construction – Lawrence Wee, Lead, Hospitality Solutions, Ruckus Wireless Adria W. Lake, Managing Director, A.W.LAKE Spa Concepts 11:00 Indonesian hospitality brands: Drivers of success Design & Technical Services, Asia Pacifi c, Accor Vikash Banwarie, Senior Director, Head of Global Accounts – James Stuart Managing Partner Emerging Markets (Asia & Latin America), Philips Electronics 13:00 Networking luncheon The Brand Company Vincent Marot, Group Director of Technical Services, Mandarin Oriental
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