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Taiwan 19 Thailand & Turkey 20 United Arab Emirates & United Kingdom 21 United States of America & Vietnam 22 Branch List “THE DISTANCES FROM ONE POINT TO ANOTHER ARE GETTING CLOSER EVERY DAY. People travel from one country to another with high expectations to have an unforgettable holiday. To experience the destination is a whole package including; Culture, Daily Life, Religion, Entainment and many more. As your travel partner we aim to make your business process easier, faster and more convenient. As your guests travel companion we assist them to get the maximum experience out of their holiday. 03 Map 04 Service 05 Sales Office 06 www.mySKYhub.com 07 Australia & Brazil 08 Cambodia & China 09 Egypt & France 10 Guam & Hawaii 11 Hong Kong & India 12 Indonesia & Italy 13 Japan & Kenya 14 Laos & Macau 15 Malaysia & Maldives 16 Myanmar & Philippine 17 Russia & Singapore 18 Sri Lanka & Taiwan 19 Thailand & Turkey 20 United Arab Emirates & United Kingdom 21 United States of America & Vietnam 22 Branch List SKYhub Global Network 425 BRANCHES IN 154 CITIES ALL AROUND THE WORLD OPERATES 7,000 EMPLOYEES VIENNA MUNICH MACAU HONG KONG FRANKFURT GUANGZHOU DUSSELDORF BEIJING AMSTERDAM MOSCOW HAINAN QINGDAO PARIS SHANGHAI DANANG LONDON DALIAN BANFF ULAN BATOR SEOUL HANOI VANCOUVER ZURICH PHNOM PENH BUSAN SEATTLE TORONTO MILAN ISTANBUL SIEM REAP CHICAGO BOSTON VIENTIANE SAN FRANCISCO CAPPADOCIA JAPAN NEW YORK MADRID CHENGDU LAS VEGAS CAIRO DHAKA LOS ANGELES BARCELONA SAN DIEGO DUBAI DELHI ORLANDO FLORENCE CHIANG MAI TAIPEI MIAMI YANGON HONOLULU MAUI ROME XIAMEN MEXICO CITY SRIRACHA CANCUN BANGKOK MANILA SAIPAN KONA CHENNAI Map CEBU GUAM NAIROBI COLUMBO KOTA KINABALU Service MALDIVES SURABAYA Sales Office PATTAYA BALI PHUKET CAIRNS SAO PAULO LANGKAWI FIJI www.mySKYhub.com BRISBANE PENANG PERTH GOLD COAST Australia & Brazil KUALA LUMPUR SYDNEY SINGAPORE MELBOURNE AUCKLAND Cambodia & China HO CHI MINH Egypt & France JAKARTA Guam & Hawaii Hong Kong & India Indonesia & Italy Japan & Kenya Our ever-expanding network enables us to get Laos & Macau timely information about countries worldwide Malaysia & Maldives Myanmar & Philippine and make all kinds of arrangements smoothly. Russia & Singapore Sri Lanka & Taiwan In addition to overseas travel departing from Japan, Thailand & Turkey we are currently developing travel options that allow United Arab Emirates & customers to depart from other countries. United Kingdom Our goal is to increase the number of your United States of America & retail stores to 1,000 globally. “ Vietnam We provide worry-free and Branch List stress-free trips to worldwide customers. DIFFERENCE GLOBAL Arrangement Travel to Asia, Europe or the rest of the world from every corner of the world. We provide a range of porducts such as hotel, air ticket, transfer, guide that correspond to the needs of customers. PACIFIC&OCEANIA ASIA EUROPE • Australia • Bangladesh • Korea • Philippine • Austria • Netherlands • Fiji • Cambodia • Laos • Singapore • France • Russia • Guam • China • Macau • Sri Lanka • Germany • Spain • Hawaii • Hong Kong • Malaysia • Taiwan • Italy • Switzerland • New Zealand • India • Maldives • Thailand • Saipan • Indonesia • Mongolia • Vietnam • Japan • Myanmar NORTH&LATIN AMERICA MIDDLE EAST&AFRICA • Canada • Brazil Sales Supporter • Turkey • Egypt • U.S.A. • Mexico • UAE • Kenya YOU 5s QUALITY Control We provide worry-free, safe trip that you can enjoy from bottom of your heart Special We act as a special business partner on behalf of you CAR HOTEL We, passionate persons in charge, respond all your Regular maintenance along Contract with selected hotel Speed needs speedy world standart check list which have proper business more than 100 check point license with best quality value We handle smoothly against rapidly changing Smoothness situations DRIVER RESTAURANT Well trained for safety and Contract with selected We handle steadily by accepting your requests with accuracy restaurant which have proper sincerity, based on knowledge and experience from business license with best taste Steadiness the various lessons from the past GUIDE ACTIVITY We provide worry-free, safe trip that you can enjoy Well trained to make your Have an agreement with all Safety from bottom of your heart guest satisfied suppliers for safety issue BUSINESS Field OPTIONAL TOUR GUIDE EVENT ORGANIZATION HOTEL AIR TICKET VIP GROUP TRANSPORTATION VARIETY of Services FIT GROUP EDUCATION CORPORATE • Package • Family • School Excursion • Corporate Trip • Long Stay • Flight Ticket • Language Study • MICE • Single Stay • Pilgrimage • Home Stay • Conference • Round Tour • Leisure • Farm Stay • Exhibition • Hotel Only • School Program • Corporate Inspections • Flight Ticket • Vocational School • Government Inspections • Guides • Visit and Interaction • Farm • Daily Tours • Medical Treatment • Public Welfare • Trade 4 Worldwide Network INDIA Delhi SKYhub SALES OFFICE SKYhub A : E-4, 2nd floor, Inner Circle. Connaught Place, New Delhi, INDIA Sales Office P : + 91 11 4516 1111 F : + 91 11 4516 1122 E : [email protected] INDONESIA MALAYSIA Jakarta SKYhub Bali SKYhub Kuala Lumpur SKYhub SALES OFFICE SALES OFFICE SALES OFFICE A : Wisma Nugra Santana 8Fl Suite 803, Jl.Jend A : Jln. By Pass Ngurah Rai No.732, A : Suite 1206,12th Floor, Sudirman Kav. 7-8 Jakarta, Pesanggaran, Denpasar 80222, Bali, Central Plaza,34,Jalan Sultan Ismail 50250 INDONESIA INDONESIA Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA P : + 62 215 720 595 P : + 62 361 728 177 P : + 60 3 2148 8000 F : + 62 215 720 593 F : + 62 361 728 179 F : + 60 3 2141 9593 E : [email protected] E : [email protected] E : [email protected] GET IN TOUCH W I T H SKYhub RUSSIA SINGAPORE THAILAND Moscow SKYhub Singapore SKYhub Bangkok SKYhub SALES OFFICE SALES OFFICE SALES OFFICE A : Ul. Dolgorukovskya, A : #17-01 Amara Corporate Tower A : 246 Times Square Bldg. d.39 / 6, Moscow, RUSSIA 100 Tras Street, SINGAPORE 12nd floor. Sukhumvit Rd. Klongtoey, Bangkok THAILAND P : +7 499 940 6216 P : + 65 6222 9381 P : + 66 2 229 5820 F : +7 499 972 3802 F : + 65 6227 2572 F : + 66 2 229 4919 E : [email protected] E : [email protected] E : [email protected] TURKEY VIETNAM Istanbul SKYhub Hanoi SKYhub Ho Chi Minh SKYhub SALES OFFICE SALES OFFICE SALES OFFICE A : Nova Baran Plaza 19 Mayıs Cad. A : 41A Ly Thai To Street, A : M Floor,233 Dong Khoi Street, No: 4 Kat: 3 Şişli - İSTANBUL, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi, Ben Nghe Ward,District 1, TURKEY VIETNAM Ho Chi Minh City, VIETNAM P : + 90 212 703 3811 P : + 84 4 3923 3370 P : + 84 8 3822 7951 F : + 90 530 465 3989 F : + 84 4 3923 3371 F : + 84 8 3827 5348 E : [email protected] E : [email protected] E : [email protected] 5 Multi-Markets Explore a variety of packages and tariffs through www.mySKYhub.com Around the world destinations Different countries have different cultures, from this point www.mySKYhub.com also provides multi-market functions for you. We provide popular destinations dedicated and chosen for your country only. No matter you are connecting from which country, you can see our special customized page for you. www.mySKYhub.com provides you a variety of choices from around the world. Hundreds of package programs for tens of countries will amaze your customers with extensive details. You can access to general information about the destinations, available optional tours, hotel and restaurant alternatives tgether with any other options our guests can experience. www.mySKYhub.com Holiday Type We welcome all types of travellers; sun,sea&sand fans who enjoy lying down on the beach, winter fans to Tariff Brochure READY for Download skiing, snowboarding or just enjoy the chill weather. Honeymooners or adventurers focused travel packages and many other options can be found If you are looking for a destination brochure or a detailed under our Holiday Types section on Tariff Booklet. www.mySKYhub.com. They are ready to download within a few clicks Option 1 >> Click “BROCHURE” link on the left-top of www.mySKYhub.com website Option 2 >> Click “INFORMATION” on menu and select “REQUEST OUR BROCHURE / TARIFF” on a dropdown. option 2 option 1 6 Sydney SKYhub Hello , Kia O Ra & Bula Vinaka ! Melbourne SKYhub Cairns Gold Coast SKYhub Fiji Cairns SKYhub Brisbane Brisbane SKYhub Gold Coast AUSTRALIA Perth SKYhub Perth Sydney Acukland SKYhub NEW ZEALAND & FIJI Melbourne Acukland Fiji SKYhub SKYhub Oceania is a land tour operator headquarter in South-east Queensland and we can assist you with managing the Branches Performance Data travel arrangements for your valued clients. We have 23 years’ Contracted Hotel 480 experience assisting customers with their travel arrangements and Number of Emplyee 100 can tailor itineraries to suit all requests, from independent travel Handling Pax 55,000 Pax packages to specialty groups. Room Night Production 80,000 Room Nights SKYhub Oceania has an extensive knowledge of the Oceania region and we will provide you with up to date destination information to assist you with meeting your customers’ requests. Numerical value investigation period : 2013 Our experienced team provides prompt and efficient service, ensuring that you receive a quick reply. We have 10 locations in major cities throughout the Oceania region which are available to assist your customers during their stay. And, there is no need to worry when your customer travels without a tour guide as our branches provide an extensive support network. We are also able to provide a direct contact number in case your customer may need to speak to one of our staff, MOST Selling Hotels such as in times of emergencies. SKYhub Oceania can act as your branch and you can consider our employees as one of No.1 your own staff members. Rydes Tradewinds Cairns WHY SKYhub Australia, New Zealand & Fiji ? 11,264 Room Nights No.2 Palm Royal Cairns 5,755 Room Nights Purchasing Capability Customer Service We are a leading tour operator, and our expertise for We are dedicated to providing exceptional service to you No.3 negotiation means we have access to the many of the and your customer, and we are available to assist you best options for your clients.
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