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Johor Ice Skating Challenge 2019 Travel Information: Access to Blue Ice Skating Rink: There are 3 airlines that have direct flight to Senai International Airport which include AirAsia, Malindo Air and Malaysia Airlines. From Senai International Airport (Johor Bahru, Malaysia), approximately 20 minutes by Grab car or bus ride to Blue Ice Skating Rink, Paradigm Mall. There are more than 5 airlines that have direct flight to Singapore Changi Airport. From Singapore Changi Airport, it is approximately 75 minutes by taxi and bus ride to Blue Ice Skating Rink, Paradigm Mall. There is train ride from Singapore to Johor Bahru, takes approximately 5 minutes from Woodlands Train Checkpoint to JB Sentral. Where to Stay? Here are some recommended hotels in Johor Bahru for your information, please note that there is no official hotel for Skate Johor. Double Tree by Hilton Please check with the website: https://doubletree3.hilton.com/en/hotels/malaysia/doubletree-by-hilton-hotel-joho r-bahru-JHBDTDI/index.html Amari Hotel Please check with the website: https://www.amari.com/johor-bahru/ Amerin Hotel Please check with the website: http://www.amerinhotel.com.my/ Other hotel information may be available on our booklet provided. Attractions in Johor Bahru There are lots of interesting and historical places and restaurants to visit which located at Johor Bahru, Malaysia. There are some list of recommended attractions to visit. Places: ▪ Desaru Beach ▪ Legoland Water Park ▪ Angry Birds Activity Theme Park ▪ Tan Hiok Nee Heritage Street ▪ Istana Bukit Serene Food: ▪ Restoran Kin Hua ▪ Restoran Shun Fa Bak Kut Teh ▪ W.W Laksa House ▪ Nasi Kukus Gulai Kawah D’Cempaka You may also able to visit our neighbouring country, Singapore which is just a few minutes travel from Johor Bahru! Other attractions information may be available on our booklet provided. Letter of Invitation If you need a letter of invitation for entry to Skate Johor, and/or school purpose, please feel free to let us know. We would be happy to prepare the letter for you. For your VISA application purpose, please provide a copy of the passport who need the VISA together with occupation for the person. We will treat the received information strictly confidential. If you have any further questions, please feel free to be in touch with us! Email: [email protected] Tel. 07-232 3583 .

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NUARRUAL HILAL BIN MD DAHLAN~ Introduction D
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