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Company Adress Phone Fax Email Contact Persons Designation T: 528-3000 Local Roxas Boulevard Corner Dr, J. Quintos 1145 Diamond Hotel Philippines Street, Manila M:09178687399 F: 522-0150 [email protected] Edgardo P. Berin Business Development Manager CCP Complex , Roxas BLVD., Pasay City T: 551 5555 Sofitel Hotels And Restorants 1300 Philippines M:09173092118 [email protected] Leslie Soriano Assistant Director Of Sales Ground Floor, Two Econ Center Harbor Drive Corner Palm Coast Ave. SM Mall Of Asia Complex, Pasay City Hyatt City Of Dreams Manila 1300 Philippines T: 6638888 local 8644 [email protected] Leah S. Taway Sales Manager 3001 Roxas Boulevard 1305 Pasay T:7958888 Hotel Jen City, Metro Manila, Philippines D: 795 8805 hoteljen.com Meegee M. Yap Director Of Sales & Marketing M. Adriatico Corner. Gen. Malvar Streets Malate, Manila 1004, T:23180705 Pan Pacific Manila Phlippines D:22177103 9/F SM MAAX (Mall Of Asia Annex Building) Coral Way Corner J.W Diokno Boulevard Mall Of Asia M:09178542650 City Of Dreams Manila Complex, 1300 Pasay City, Philippines D:866 9888 Local 8633 [email protected] Marla Fresnido Assistant Manager - Corporate/MICE New Seaside Drive, Entertainment [email protected] City Paranaque City 1701, Metro T:8807555 Ext. 8032 Manager- Public Relations Paranaque OKADA Manila Manila, Philippens M:09175320258 F:880-7512 Mark Gutierrez Marketing One Rizal Park, 0913, Manila, T:527595 Loc 1105 The Manila Hotel Philippines M:09985951912 Roxas Boulevard Cor. Edsa Pasay City, O: 8548888 ext. 711 The Heritage Hotel Manila 1300 Philippines M:09228478355 F:854-8689 [email protected] Angie R. Vicenio Assitant Director Sales Seaside Boulevard Cor. Coral Way T:28339999 Mall Of Asia Complex, Pasay City 1300 M:09178461833 Conrad Manila Philippines D:26833929 F:832-9999 [email protected] Taryn De Belen Director Of Business Development The Luneta Hotel, #414 Kalaw Ave., Ermita, Manila, Metro Manila, T:28758921 to 25 The Luneta Hotel Manila Philippines 1000 M:09354149066 F:287-58918 [email protected] Raechell Barby J. Rumbaoa Sales And Marketing Superisor Oceanaire Bldg. Pea Road 23,CBP D. Macapagal, Pasay, 1300 Metro Manila T:268-32888 Loc 1037 Golden Phoenix Hotel Philippines M:0917-8179-580 [email protected] Madz Rono Senior Sales Manager T:2888-8888 1 Solaire Boulevard, Entertaiment D:883-8613 Solair Resort & Casino City, Metro Manila, Philippines M:0999-887-2378 [email protected] Rycel Engalla Sales Manager.

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