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Passion for events Meet me in paradise MELIÁ SITGES MELIÁ GOLF VICHY CATALAN TRYP PORT CAMBRILS MELIÁ BENIDORM Sitges, Barcelona Caldes de Malavella, Girona Cambrils, Tarragona Benidorm, Alicante mediterranean mediterranean Sol Meliá offers a perfect and unique selection of hotels, all of them with a large capacity for meetings and events, a dedicated professional team and a renowned gastronomy. Whether surrounded by ski resorts in Sierra Nevada and The Pyrenees, near golf courses in Marbella and Costa Brava or over- looking the sea in Tenerife, Sitges, Lanzarote and Majorca..our impressive locations in Spain will ensure that your meetings take you away from the daily stresses. GRAN MELIÁ DON PEPE MELIÁ LA QUINTA MELIÁ MARBELLA BANÚS Marbellla, Malaga Marbella, Malaga Marbella, Malaga MELIÁ COSTA DEL SOL SOL PRÍNCIPE MELIÁ SANCTI PETRI MELIÁ ATLANTERRA Torremolinos, Malaga Torremolinos, Malaga Chiclana, Cadiz Zahara de los Atunes, Cadiz andalusia andalusia GRAN MELIÁ PALACIO DE ISORA GRAN MELIÁ SALINAS MELIÁ TAMARINDOS MELIÁ DE MAR Tenerife · Canary Islands Lanzarote · Canary Islands Gran Canaria · Canary Islands Majorca islands islands MELIÁ SOL Y NIEVE MELIÁ SIERRA NEVADA MELIÁ ALTO ARAGÓN SOL VIELHA Sierra Nevada, Granada Sierra Nevada, Granada Formigal, Huesca Vielha, Lleida ski ski Meet me in paradise mediterranean andalusia All our hotels have vast experience in hosting presentations and celebrations by customizing different areas and offering extensive outdoor facilities, some of them with the possibility of holding events exclusively for your clients. ADDED VALUES n Welcome Cocktail n 1 day free plenary room n 1 free roomnight per 30 paying n Guaranteed upgrade (max 5% of total group) n Complimentary WiFi in meeting rooms and public areas (except in ¹) n Complimentary use of the fitness centre n Complimentary access to the SPA, treatments not included (except in ²) n Complimentary room rental, printed menus and table decoration for gala dinners islands n One free dinner per delegate when purchasing meeting package (DDR) for two days or more, except in (³) n Meeting Package (DDR) is undividable and inclu- des: meeting room rental, two coffee breaks and one business lunch n EARLY BOOKING: 5% extra discount on final bill if group contract is signed and first deposit paid 4 months prior to group arrival CONDITIONS ski n Minimum 10 rooms n Minimum 2 nights stay n Rates include tax n Buffet breafkast included n Valid for new enquiries n Subject to availability n For group arrivals up to 31 March 2012 DSU / DBL bkfast included Maximum capacity Oudoor banqueting facilities HOTELS CITY LOCATION starting at: Meeting Package (DDR) Rooms Meeting rooms classroom (pax) cocktail (pax) Car Launches UNIQUE FEATURES HOTELS In the charismatic town of Sitges overlooking the marina and at only 40 km from € € € Large Auditorium and Conference Centre with direct access. Possibility of building big stages. Meliá Sitges **** Sitges, Barcelona Barcelona and 30 km from its International Airport. 90,00 / 100,00 75,00 307 19 1.380 800 Yes Hotel can be customized for product launches. Meliá Sitges **** In the heart of the PGA Golf Course. At only 3 km from the Costa Brava Airport and 95 km € € € Large meeting space with natural daylight and direct access to the garden area. Outdoor Meliá Golf Vichy Catalan **** Caldes de Malavella, Girona from Barcelona International Airport. 90,00 / 100,00 75,00 149 9 230 300 Yes facilities. Meliá Golf Vichy Catalan **** At only 200 metres from the beach and the Cambrils Marina. 18 km from Reus Airport and € € € Possibility of organising events in katamaran, Priorat wine tasting and other team building Tryp Port Cambrils **** Cambrils, Tarragona 110 km from Barcelona International Airport. 79,00 / 89,00 55,00 156 9 250 300 Yes activities. Hotel can be customized for product launches. Tryp Port Cambrils **** (¹) Set in 9.500 sqm of gardens at only 500 m from Levante Beach. 56 km away from Alicante € € € 2.500 sqm of meeting space with natural daylight. Hotel can be customized for product (¹) Meliá Benidorm **** Benidorm, Alicante International Airport. 84,40 / 105,50 65,00 526 10 350 600 Yes launches. Meliá Benidorm **** (¹) (³) Grand Deluxe property situated directly on the beach and at a short stroll from Marbella’s € € € Top Roof Suite with 110 sqm of terrace and outstanding views over the Mediterranean and (¹) (³) Gran Meliá Don Pepe ***** Marbella, Malaga city centre. Malaga International Airport at just 35 min. 120,00 / 135,00 85,00 201 12 280 600 Yes North of Africa. Outdoor facilities. Hotel can be customized for product launches. Gran Meliá Don Pepe ***** Exclusive hotel located in the hills overlooking Marbella and in the heart of the golf € € € Meliá La Quinta ***** Marbella, Malaga courses. 45 min from Malaga International Airport. 100,00 / 120,00 75,00 172 7 200 500 Yes Large terraces overlooking the Golf Courses. Hotel can be customized for product launches. Meliá La Quinta ***** (²) Situated by the beach in the exclusive area of Puerto Banús. 6 km from Marbella and 45 € € € (²) Meliá Marbella Banús **** Marbella, Malaga min from Malaga International Airport. 80,00 / 85,00 65,00 221 3 150 150 Yes 3.500 sqm of gardens. Large bedrooms of over 35 sqm with two queensize beds. Meliá Marbella Banús **** (²) Right on the seafront at only 5 min walk from the shopping area. Malaga International € € € Possibility of organising events right on the beach. Hotel can be customized for product (²) Meliá Costa del Sol **** Torremolinos, Malaga Airport at only 6 km and Malaga city centre at 12 km. 75,00 / 85,00 65,00 538 14 260 250 Yes launches. Meliá Costa del Sol **** Right on the seafront at only 10 min walk from the shopping area. Malaga International € € € Pérgola Terrace for cocktails & dinners with sea view - new spectacular outdoor lagoon-style Sol Príncipe **** Torremolinos, Malaga Airport at only 6 km and Malaga city centre at 12 km. 68,00 / 84,00 55,00 799 15 450 700 Yes pool set in spacious areas for events. Hotel can be customized for product launches. Sol Príncipe **** A fantastic architecture based on the standards of the Andalusian Palaces, right in front € € € Product presentations in the garden area close to the sand dunes on the beach and in the Meliá Sancti Petri ***** Chicalana, Cadiz of the beach. Jerez Airport at 56 km and Seville Airport at 135 km. 127,00 / 166,00 75,00 225 5 200 350 Yes Andalusian courtyard. Hotel can be customized for product launches. Meliá Sancti Petri ***** Located in one of the best beaches along the Atlantic coast and far from the madding € € € Meliá Atlanterra **** Zahara de los Atunes, Cadiz crowds. Nearest airports are Jerez at 95 km and Seville Airport at 180 km. 74,00 / 94,00 65,00 285 7 250 300 Yes Special events can be held right on the beach. Hotel can be customized for product launches. Meliá Atlanterra **** (²) In the south, with background views of Mount Teide and the sea, and the island of Gomera € € € Largest ballroom of the area and unique outdoor spaces for events. Unforgettable sunset (²) Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora ***** Tenerife, Canary Islands opposite. 45 km from South Tenerife Airport and 109 km from North Tenerife Airport. 135,00 / 150,00 75,00 579 15 240 400 Yes cocktails for groups. Hotel can be customized for product launches. Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora ***** (²) The heritage of world-renowned artist Cesar Manrique is visible all over the hotel, located € € € Batukadas and Carnival themed outdoor parties available all year round. Hotel can be (²) Gran Meliá Salinas ***** Lanzarote, Canary Islands just by the beach in Costa Teguise area. The Arrecife Airport is situated at only 15 km. 89,00 / 89,00 65,00 270 9 250 500 Yes customized for product launches. Gran Meliá Salinas ***** (²) Directly on the beach and only 500 metres from the shopping and entertainment area in € € € Theatre room for 800 pax with moveable stages. Facilites for large conventions of 300 people (²) Meliá Tamarindos **** Gran Canaria, Canary Islands San Agustin. Gran Canaria Airport at only 30 km. 75,00 / 110,00 65,00 279 5 350 300 Yes or more. Meliá Tamarindos **** Exclusive hotel situated by the sea with 14.000 sqm of gardens, located in Illetas at 10 km from € € € Group private dinners available in outdoor restaurant. Hotel can be customized for product Meliá de Mar ***** Illetes, Majorca Palma city centre and 17 km from the International Airport. 220,00 / 245,00 75,00 144 7 120 300 Yes launches. Meliá de Mar ***** Meliá Sol y Nieve **** Sierra Nevada, Granada 85,00€ / 95,00€ 75,00€ 258 3 80 200 Yes Meliá Sol y Nieve **** Exclusive Hotels located in the heart of Sierra Nevada ski resort, less than 90 metres from the chair lifts. Hotels are located in front each other. Granada and Alhambra are at just 33 km The short distance between these 2 hotels: 30 metres, allows for spaces to be shared very easily. away and the Airport at 43 km. Hotels can be customized for product launches. Meliá Sierra Nevada **** Sierra Nevada, Granada 75,00€ / 85,00€ 75,00€ 221 5 160 250 No Meliá Sierra Nevada **** The hotel stands at a height of 1750 m. at the top of Formigal ski resort in the Aragon € € € All the rooms with stunning views of the beautiful natural surroundings of Valle de Tena. Meliá Alto Aragón **** Formigal, Huesca Pyrenees, just 3 km from the ski runs. Huesca Airport at 100 km. 55,00 / 70,00 65,00 134 1 160 400 Yes Hotel can be customized for product launches. Meliá Alto Aragón **** Possibility of organising activities and day trips for delegates. Hotel can be customized for In the centre of Vielha facing the river and surrounded by mountains.
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    Operations Service Level Agreements Let's talk aeronautics Operations Service Level Agreements Madrid-Barajas Airport M A D Spain We identify Airport management requires service level agreements (SLA) as a framework M A D airport weaknesses through which a company, agent or to implement concession undertakes to provide B C N the airport a service under certain M I improvement actions conditions having some minimum P and/or procedures quality and performance levels. A G P These are ensured by measuring and Quality Control Quality assessing them to verify the level of S V Q fulfilment. A L C Thus, a set of level of service indicators L E I (KPIs/Key Performance Indicator) and parameters have to be set and L P A weaknesses have to be identified so that improvement actions and T F S procedures can be carried out. A C E To improve the airport processes, B I O checks and measurements should be Barcelona Airport B C N Spain carried out to detect the level of service perceived by the client (airport) and by its users, afterwards this information should be included as an additional indicator. Stages of the process 1. Definition 2. Validation 3. Implementation + Manual 4. Supervision Palma de Mallorca Airport I Spain P M 5. Analysis Areas to evaluate Handling Commercial areas Cleaning AERTEC has wide experience of PRM this kind of projects, realised by our Security expert personnel at the main airports belonging to the Aena airport network, Maintenance including the ones listed below: Passenger services Handling PRM · Barcelona Airport · Barcelona