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© Disney © Disney Snapshot 7 8 9 10 Citygate Outlets Ngong Ping 360 Novotel Citygate Hong Kong Ma Wan 1 2 3 10 Hong Kong International Airport 2 Noah’s Ark Resort 5 3 Airport World Trade Centre Club AsiaWorld-Expo Hong Kong SkyCity Marriott Hotel 4 6 1 11 12 13 4 5 6 11 17 13 12 14 9 © Disney © Disney © Disney 7 Hong Kong Disneyland Resort Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel Disney’s Hollywood Hotel Plaza Premium Lounge Regal Airport Hotel SkyCity Nine Eagles Golf Course 8 16 15 Discovery Bay 23 18 19 14 15 16 24 25 Mui Wo 23 24 26 21 Club Siena D’Deck Discovery Bay Golf Club 20 22 17 18 Dolphin Watch Hong Kong Shaolin Wushu Culture Centre 25 26 Auberge The Bounty 19 Lantau Island: Key Facts Tai O Fishing Village Tai O Heritage Hotel 2 144km in size Hong Kong’s largest outlying island 20 21 22 Over 50% of land area is green and rural Hong Kong Olympic Trail Estimated population: 106,000* 25 minutes from Hong Kong Island to Discovery Bay by ferry Giant Buddha Po Lin Monastery Wisdom Path * 2006 Population by - census 7 8 9 10 Citygate Outlets Ngong Ping 360 Novotel Citygate Hong Kong Ma Wan 1 2 3 10 Hong Kong International Airport 2 Noah’s Ark Resort 5 3 Airport World Trade Centre Club AsiaWorld-Expo Hong Kong SkyCity Marriott Hotel 4 6 1 11 12 13 4 5 6 11 17 13 12 14 9 © Disney © Disney © Disney 7 Hong Kong Disneyland Resort Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel Disney’s Hollywood Hotel Plaza Premium Lounge Regal Airport Hotel SkyCity Nine Eagles Golf Course 8 16 15 Discovery Bay 23 18 19 14 15 16 24 25 Mui Wo 23 24 26 21 Club Siena D’Deck Discovery Bay Golf Club 20 22 17 18 Dolphin Watch Hong Kong Shaolin Wushu Culture Centre 25 26 Auberge The Bounty 19 Lantau Island: Key Facts Tai O Fishing Village Tai O Heritage Hotel 2 144km in size Hong Kong’s largest outlying island 20 21 22 Over 50% of land area is green and rural Hong Kong Olympic Trail Estimated population: 106,000* 25 minutes from Hong Kong Island to Discovery Bay by ferry Giant Buddha Po Lin Monastery Wisdom Path * 2006 Population by - census Much more than sun, sea What Lantau Island offers and sand on Lantau Island Entertainment Page Lantau Island, Hong Kong’s largest outlying island, is where unspoiled nature, hidden gems of cultural heritage and state-of-the-art MICE Hong Kong Disneyland Resort 2 facilities come together to present the ideal business-leisure destination Citygate Outlets 4 to event planners. Hong Kong International Airport 4 Geared to handle the largest of events, Lantau Island features award- Noah’s Ark Resort 5 winning infrastructure, including the Hong Kong International Airport Discovery Bay - The Bounty, D’Deck, Golf Club 5 and world-class meeting venues such as AsiaWorld-Expo. Ngong Ping 360 6 Nature Somewhere between its world-class hotels with their fine-dining restaurants, premium spas and well-appointed facilities, there lie Tree Planting 8 century-old villages steeped in traditions and culture unique only to Dolphin Watch 8 Hong Kong…all on Lantau Island. Hong Kong Olympic Trail 9 In fact, Lantau Island brims with poise, culture and beauty, from the SkyCity Nine Eagles Golf Course 9 awe-inspiring Buddha, a 34-metre high icon above the wafts of temple incense, to almost-forgotten traditional skills at Tai O fishing village, to Traditions picturesque views of nature from a cable car ride at Ngong Ping. Po Lin Monastery 10 Lantau is close to other green attractions that are ideal for group Hong Kong Shaolin Wushu Culture Centre 11 activities, from hiking, tree-planting, corporate golf tournaments, Tai O Fishing Village 11 watching wild dolphins to fun sailing themed activities. Venues When it is time to truly kick back, there is alfresco dining at Discovery Bay, magical entertainment at Hong Kong Disneyland and exciting AsiaWorld-Expo 12 shopping at Hong Kong’s biggest collection of international brand Hong Kong SkyCity Marriott Hotel 14 outlets in Tung Chung, just to name a few. Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel, Disney’s Hollywood Hotel 14 Discovery Bay - Auberge, Club Siena 15 All these, and more, are just 25 minutes away from the city’s Central Tai O Heritage Hotel 15 District. Lantau’s MICE facilities, its green playground and all its cultural Novotel Citygate Hong Kong 16 splendours offer event planners a rhapsody of opportunities that combine business with pleasure. Regal Airport Hotel 16 Airport World Trade Centre Club, Plaza Premium Lounge 17 Read on to discover what makes Lantau Island the ideal, wholesome Sample Itineraries location for your next event! Lantau Island is a tapestry of fun, sophistication and inspiration. From a friendly after-meeting golf Entertainment tournament to a spectacular end-of-day firework display – Lantau is yours to experience. © Disney Creating Magical Event Experiences With high-energy and world-class Disney entertainment, Hong Kong Disneyland creates a magical © Disney moment for your events. From spectacular parades to breathtaking fireworks, from marching bands to stilt walkers, from high-energy musicals to richly costumed masquerade dances, Hong Kong Disneyland makes entertaining effortless for even the most demanding incentive groups. For event planners, the theme park’s one-stop service opens up a world of exciting possibilities. Following the triumphant opening of Toy Story Land and Grizzly Gulch, Hong Kong Disneyland proudly presents Mystic Point – the final chapter of the current expansion. It is a world exclusive themed land which brings guests on a truly mysterious adventure. The new theme land is available for group charter during after hours in the Park for an exclusive park buyout experience. Contact Hong Kong Disneyland Resort q +852 3510 6868 p +852 3510 6668 E [email protected] H www.hongkongdisneylandmeetings.com Location: refer to Snapshot (11) 2 BS&E MEHK Adv-11-op.pdf 8/29/11 11:18:14 AM C M Y CM MY CY CMY K 3 Entertainment Total Retail Therapy Under One Roof A MICE-friendly Gateway Almost right at the doorstep of Lantau Island is the Citygate Outlets, Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) is one of the world’s finest an ideal stopover for MICE delegates. Located in the heart of Tung and busiest airports. It has been named the world’s best airports for Chung, the mall is home to more than 80 international brands, about 40 times over the years. No wonder, the airport prides itself making it an astonishing treasure trove of shopping bargains, with as a transport hub that is well capable of connecting more than 160 year-round discount, ranging from 30 to 70 per cent. From time to destinations. time, the outlets will host different shopping privilege programmes to HKIA ensures all passengers have an enjoyable journey and a reward overseas visitors. Choices are immense. They include designer memorable experience. The two passenger terminals have a total of fashion brands, sports gear, cosmetics and beauty care products, 280 shops, including 44 international luxury brands and 80 restaurants accessories, children’s wear, even designer home decorations. ranging from Michelin-recommended gourmet outlets to affordable The complex also houses a relaxing, an array of restaurants and food courts. Terminal 2 also features various entertainment concepts. cafes, and a cinema for shoppers to take a break from retail therapy. Today, having on-the-go connectivity is crucial and the airport has free The mall is also just two minutes walk from the Ngong Ping 360 wireless Internet for MICE travellers to stay in touch. There are also Cable Car Station. Don’t miss the opportunity to shop around after arrival and departure lounges, ready-to-use offices and conferencing your event or before flying home! facilities, as well as a dining venue for hosting business events. Contact Contact Citygate Outlets Hong Kong International Airport T 10am – 10 pm q +852 2181 8888 p +852 2824 0717 q +852 2109 2933 H www.hongkongairport.com E [email protected] H www.citygateoutlets.com.hk Location: refer to Snapshot (7) Location: refer to Snapshot - airport icon 4 All Aboard for the Trip of a Lifetime! A Discovery of Attractions Climb on board Noah’s Ark on Ma Wan Island. A full-scale replica of the Discovery Bay is a playground where its natural scenic landscape biblical boat, this 133-metre wonder is a 43-room hotel, complete with will soothe and its cluster of recreational facilities will invigorate. It’s themed exhibition galleries and a 2,000-people outdoor stadium. Its a playground ideal for team-building or team-outing activities. eight state-of-the-art halls cater to both small and large seminars, with Climb on board the Bounty, the only European tall ship in town, the largest of these, Noah’s Hall, having a capacity to host 500 people. with a 60-passenger capacity. Visitors to the Bounty can take turns All function rooms are equipped with audio-visual presentation aids. steering the vessel, or learn how to climb up its 15-metre tall mast. Event planners can use a mix of indoor and outdoor set-ups to combine Or, be adventurous and learn the lingo of a pirate. business with team-building activities. These include rope climbing, Another place to play is the Discovery Bay Golf Club. For an camping, sea adventures, cooking, tackling a zigzag ladder and a exclusive outing, the 27-hole golf course can be booked for a challenging three-storey swing. corporate tee-off.
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