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Press Release มิสไทยแลนดเวิลด 2010 รวมกระตุนทองเที่ยวภูเก็ต 30 สาวงามพรอมโชวโฉมที่โรงแรมเคปพันวา Press Release มิสไทยแลนดเวิลด 2010 รวมกระตุนทองเที่ยวภูเก็ต 30 สาวงามพรอมโชวโฉมที่โรงแรมเคปพันวา กองประกวดมิสไทยแลนด เวิลด เลือกเคปพันวา ภูเก็ต เก็บตัว 30 สาวงาม ตลอด 4 วัน พรอมรวมโปร โมตการทองเทยวี่ และทํากิจกรรมกับเด็กๆ ที่โรงเรียนบานแหลมทราย ดานโรงแรมเคปพันวา ภูเก็ต เผยมีความ พรอมสําหรับการตอนรับคณะนางงาม ดวยสิ่งอํานวยความสะดวกที่พรอมสรรพ และสถานที่ที่สวยงาม โดยปที่ผาน มาก็ไดรับความไววางใจจากกองประกวดมิสเบลเยี่ยม ชี้ภาพที่ออกมา จะชวยเรียกความเชื่อมั่นดานการทองเที่ยว ภูเก็ตไดเป นอยางดี ภูเก็ต: 20 ก.ค.53; นายภูมิภัทร นาวานุเคราะห ผูอํานวยการกลุมโรงแรมในเครือ เคป โฮเทล คอลเล็คชั่น บ. เกษมกิจ จํากัด ผูบริหารโรงแรมเคปพันวา เผยวา “ทางโรงแรมรูสึกเปนเกียรติที่ไดรับความไววางใจจากกองประกวดมิสไทยแลนด เวิลด ใหเปนที่เก็บตัวของสาวงามผูเขาประกวด 30 คนผูผานการคัดเลือกเขารอบสุดทาย ในระหวางวันที่ 20 - 23 กรกฎาคมนี้ เหมือนในปที่ผานมา ที่ทางกองประกวดไดใชสถานที่โรงแรมแคนทารี ฮิลส เชียงใหม ซึ่งเปนโรงแรมในเครือพี่นองของเราคือ แคนทารี คอลเล็คชั่น เปนที่เก็บตัวมากอนแลว สวนที่โรงแรมเคปพันวา ก็มีโอกาสไดตอนรับคณะผูเขาประกวดมิสเบลเยียม ซึ่ง มาเก็บตัวกอนประกวดรอบตัดสินเชนกัน สําหรับในครั้งนี้ทั้ง 30 สาวงามจะมีโอกาสทํากิจกรรมสานสรางความสัมพันธ เสริมสรางบุคลิคภาพ พรอมรวมทํากิจกรรมสาธารณประโยชน ที่โรงเรียนบานแหลมทราย” “การประกวดเวทีนี้ถือเปนหนึ่งในเวทีที่ไดรับความนิยมที่สุดของประเทศไทย ทางโรงแรมยินดีเปนอยางยิ่งกับการได ตอนรับเหลาสาวงาม โดยภายในโรงแรมเรามีความพรอมในทุกๆ ดานๆ ทั้งเรื่องหองพัก สิ่งอํานวยความสะดวกตางๆ ชายหาด ซึ่งมีความเปนสวนตัวสูง นางงามทุกทานจะไดเลนน้ําบนหาดทรายขาว พรอมทํากิจกรรมกีฬาทางน้ํานานาชนิด ไมวาจะเปน การพายเรือแคนนู ดําน้ํา หรือเลนวอลเลยบอลชายหาด นอกจากนี้เรายังมีสิ่งกอสรางสวยงาม ที่ผสมผสานกันอยางลงตัว เชื่อ วาทุกทานจะไดรับความประทับใจกลับไปอยางแนนอน” นายภูมิภัทร กลาวเพิ่มเติมวา ทางโรงแรมของเราไดรับเกียรติบอยครั้ง จากบุคคลที่มีชื่อเสียงมาพัก ระหวาง เดินทางมาทํางานหรือพักผอน โดยเฉพาะดาราดังตางๆ ทั้งไทย และตางชาติ ซึ่งครั้งนี้ก็จะเปนอีกหนึ่งความภูมิใจของทาง โรงแรม แตสิ่งสําคัญที่สุดคือการไดประชาสัมพันธ จ.ภูเก็ต ทั้งสถานที่ทองเที่ยวที่สวยงาม หาดทราย ทะเล สถานบันเทิง โบราณสถาน รวมทั้งที่พัก และรานอาหาร เชื่อวาภาพที่ออกมานั้นจะชวยกระตุนการทองเที่ยวภูเก็ตไดดีมาก พรอมเรียกความ เชื่อมั่นจากชาติตางชาติกลับมาไดอีกทางหนึ่ง สอบถามขอมูลเพิ่มเติมไดที่โรงแรมเคปพันวา ภูเก็ต โทร. 0-2233-3433, 076-391123 หรือที่ www.capecollection.com ขอมูลเพิ่มเติมสําหรับสื่อมวลชน: อติโรจน โชติพรสวัสดิ์ Assistant PR. Manager 08-9118-9110 Miss Thailand World 2010 Ready to Promote Phuket Tourism 30 Gorgeous Contestants Get Ready for the Pageant at the Cape Panwa Hotel The Miss Thailand World Bureau has chosen the Cape Panwa Hotel Phuket as its 2010 designated training camp. The 30 Miss Thailand World 2010 finalists will spend four (4) days at the hotel learning everything they need to know to compete in the pageant as well as doing charity work with the children at Baan Lam Sai School. The hotel is ready to welcome these special guests and hope they enjoy the hotel’s extensive facilities and beautiful setting. The Cape Panwa Hotel also hosted contestants from the Miss Belgium Bureau in 2009, so is more than doing its bit to promote Phuket tourism. Phuket: 20 Jul 10; Mr. Poomiphat Navanukroh, Group Director, Cape Hotel Collection, said that, “Our hotel is honored to be chosen by the Miss Thailand World Bureau to host this event. Last year, the bureau used Kantary Hills in Chiang Mai, one of our hotels in Kantary Collection (sister hotel group to the Cape Hotel Collection) as the training camp for Miss Thailand World 2009. The Cape Panwa Hotel also hosted the Miss Belgium Beauty Pageant contestants as it was chosen as the venue for the final round of the competition in 2009. This year, the beautiful Miss Thailand World contestants will stay at the Cape Panwa Hotel from the 20th to 23rd of July and are scheduled to participate in activities to build team spirit and personal confidence as well as conduct CSR activities for Baan Lam Sai School.” “Miss Thailand World is one of the most famous beauty contests in Thailand. Our hotel is very pleased to welcome the contestants and everything is ready for them including our stunning Cape Suite rooms and our full-range of facilities including our tranquil beach. All 30 contestants will enjoy the white sandy beach and many activities available such as kayaking and snorkeling and beach volleyball. We also have beautiful buildings affording tremendous views of the ocean. I’m sure that staying here will create wonderful memories for the girls” Mr. Poomiphat said. Mr. Poomiphat went on to say “our hotel is honored to regularly welcome famous people and celebrities including many famous Thai and foreign actors who enjoy our peaceful and beautiful location. This event is yet another opportunity to promote our hotel and at the same time boost Phuket’s tourism industry. Phuket has many beautiful attractions; beaches, the ocean, entertainment venues, historic sites, hotels and restaurants. We believe that these types of events will help promote these many attractions to a wider international audience, restoring confidence in foreign tourists and enticing them to come and holiday on this magnificent island.” For more information please contact the Cape Panwa Hotel, Phuket Tel. 076-391123-5 or visit www.capecollection.com Media Information: Mr.Atiroj Chotepornsawat, Assistant Public Affairs Manager, 08-9118-9110 .
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