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SULTANATE of OMAN the Land of the Arabian Nights October 2015 SULTANATE OF OMAN The Land of the Arabian Nights 1 2 3 LUCKY WINNER OMAN AIR CORPORATE TRAVEL INSTAGRAM CONTEST Best Airline Staff Service in Travel Solution International 3 Days 2 Nights Mutiara the Middle East ( TSI ) Taman Negara Resort CONTENTS THIS MONTH ISSUE 5 15 20 CONTENTS TTS News & Updates TTS News & Updates Carrier 16 PATA Malaysia Chapter Instagram Photo Contest Oman Air Event Review 1 Prize Giving Session 7 ‘Best Airline Staff Service in Tourism Career Fair 2015 Dialogue the Middle East’ at World TTS News & Updates Interview with Kavin Airline Awards Tradewinds Travel Services Martinus 8 Corporate Team Building 3 General Manager, Passenger Staff Outing Langkawi 2015 ABDA Aviation Sdn Bhd Travel 19 Travel Solutions International TTS News & Updates Domestic & 10 (TSI) Tradewinds Travel Services International joins Malaysian 6 Sultanate of Oman The Golf Tourism Association Land of the Arabian Nights Tel: +603-7967 0888 | [email protected] | www.twtravel.com.my for advertising and promotions, please contact Ms. Nadia, Marketing and Branding at [email protected] Tradewinds Travel Services Tradewinds Trvl Tradewinds Travel Services Tradewinds Travel Services Tradewindstravelservices Umrah 2015/1436H Sirah Diteladani, Ibadah Dihayati 11 Days / 09 Nights Umrah Na’im Package RM 6,980* RM 7,200* RM 7,400* Quad Sharing TripleSharing DoubleSharing (per person) (per person) (per person) Tel: +603-7967 0811 | [email protected] | www.twtravel.com.my TRAVEL VOUCHER ENTER TO WIN WORTH RM300 HOW TO ENTER : 1. FOLLOW @TRADEWINDSTRVELSERVICES 2. REPOST THIS IMAGE 3. MAKE SURE TO USE HASTAGS #TRAVELWITHTTS #UMRAHWITHTTS #TRADEWINDSTRAVELSERVICES ONE LUCKY WINNER WILL BE PICKED RANDOMLY, BEST OF LUCK!! TTS News & Update PATA MALAYSIA CHAPTER EVENT REVIEW TOURISM CAREER FAIR 2015 ‘TODAY’S TALENT, TOMORROW’S SUCCESS’ Tradewinds Travel Services Sdn Bhd (TTS) participated in This forum was moderated by YB Dr. Junaida Lee Bt. PATA Tourism Career Fair on Saturday, 12 September Abdullah, Deputy Secretary General (Mgmt) Ministry of 2015 at the Seri Pacific Hotel Kuala Lumpur. Tourism and Culture Malaysia. The panels include: The objectives of this event are as follows: Mr. Wallace Wong, Regional Director, Asia, PATA, To connect students and potential employees from various universities and colleges in Malaysia with the Mr. Sam Cheah, organizations from tourism and hospitality sector President of Malaysian Association of Hotels under one roof. YB Dato Syed Mohd Razif, To create career awareness on the tourism President of Bumitra Malaysia industry among youngsters. Mr. Mohd Harris Gunashekar, To encourage Human Capital Development in GM, Commercial, Malindo Air. supporting the Visit Malaysia Year Campaign 2015. The Panellists shared their insights, ideas and professional recommendations on the topic from the perspective of The Career Fair was officially launched by Y.Bhg. Dato' their respective industries. Zainol Abidin Omar, Deputy Chairman, Tourism Malaysia at Level 3 Bunga Rooms Seri Pacific Hotel. The event centers on the following Brand Showcase presentations by: programmes: Boustead Holdings Bhd Legoland Malaysia Resort Felda Investment Corporation Sdn Bhd Tourism Career Forum: To share knowledge and inputs on tourism that are of interest and beneficial to the participants. The Forum will be focusing on a specific topic, which is 'Today's talent, A total of 20 Exhibitors from the tourism and hospitality Tomorrow's success in the light of Attracting and sector participated at the Fair and shared information on Retaining the Right People for Tourism Industry'. their respective organizations and career opportunities available. The Exhibitors included: www.tradewindstravel.com.my 1 TTS News & Update www.tradewindstravel.com.my 2 Umrah 2015/1436H Sirah Diteladani, Ibadah Dihayati Umrah 2015/1436H Sirah Diteladani, Ibadah Dihayati 11 Hari / 09 Malam Pakej Umrah Na’im 3 3 MAKKAH MADINAH 06 MALAM 03 MALAM AL SARAYA GRAND DAR AL NAEEM PAKEJ UMRAH 2015 PENERBANGAN TARIKH MASA AIRBUS A380 MH 8200 KUALA LUMPUR - JEDDAH 20 Disember 1000/1415 MH 8001 MADINAH - KUALA LUMPUR 29 Disember 1715/0645 RM 6,980* RM 7,200* RM 7,400* Bilik Berempat Bilik Bertiga Bilik Berdua (Seorang) (Seorang) (Seorang) *Harga tertakluk kepada perubahan dari pihak penerbangan dan penginapan, pertukaran mata wang asing tanpa notis tertakluk kepada kelulusan VISA TTS News & Update TRADEWINDS TRAVEL SERVICES TEAMBUILDING @ STAFF OUTING 2015 TOGETHER WE CAN MOVE MOUNTAINS Tradewinds Travel Services (TTS) organized its Teambuilding @ Staff Outing 2015, from the 18th to 20th September 2015 at Meritus Pelangi Beach Resort & Spa, Langkawi. The objective of this Teambuilding cum Staff Outing event is to promote unity and cohesiveness amongst TTS’s employees as they progress forwards as one to produce outstanding results for TTS! As the old adage goes, “A champion team will always beat a team of Champions”! The employees arrived at Meritus Pelangi Beach Resort & Spa, Langkawi via three (3) airlines; AirAsia, Firefly and Malindo 2. #Ke...Laut : Captain Muhammad Zaidi Yahya Air on Friday, 18th September 2015 at 7.55 pm and 9.45 pm with warm greetings from Meritus Pelangi Beach Resort & Spa front office staff. TTS’s employees stayed for two (2) nights at Meritus Pelangi Beach Resort & Spa, Langkawi, in a double-storey Garden Terrace Chalets that boasts refreshing views of the resort’s green landscapes. The chalets are located in close proximity to the beachfront and two free-form outdoor swimming pools. Twenty six (26) employees from TTS participated in the 3. Tukun Babau : Captain Syahrum Mohamed Abdin Teambuilding cum staff outing event. The employees were divided into four teams from mixed departments namely: 1. Loudspeaker : Captain Kasmadi Kamaruddin 4. Fantastic 6 : Captain Leonard Tan Kay Ann www.tradewindstravel.com.my 3 TTS News & Update The four teams experienced Amazing Race + Fear Factor challenges on the Saturday morning and continued with Teambuilding activities later in the afternoon. The winners are as follows: 1st placing: Loudspeaker 2nd placing: #Ke Laut 3rd placing: Tukun Babau Encik Mohd Khairy Abdul Rahim, General Manager TTS handed over lucky draw prizes of various kinds to the employees during lunch on Saturday at the Spice Restaurant. The generous sponsorships were from the following companies: Sponsorship by: Asia Experience Mutiara Hotel Johor Bharu Hung Anh Travel & Trade Joint Stock Company, Vietnam Masenang Tour & Travel (Borneo) Cekap Jaya Enterprise Meritus Pelangi Beach Resort & Spa, Langkawi Etihad Airways Oman Air Cathay Pacific Airways Limited Lufthansa German Airlines Pacific World Travel Sdn Bhd (Philippine Airlines) Bali Leisure Ms Tour & Travel Rabiha Ibrahim & Associates Narasindo Tour Galileo Travelport Vacomm Tourplan Singapore Airlines Qatar Airways AirAsia Harrods Tradewinds Premium Goods Sdn Bhd British Airways Encik Mohd Khairy had a session on Saturday night, 19th September 2015 with TTS’s employees at Pelangi Room 1 whereby En Mohd Khairy was overwhelmed with the employees’ unity, motivation and passion towards finishing the Teambuilding event. At the end of the event, he wished the participants well and that they will continue to maintain the same fighting spirit that was shown tonight for the betterment of the company and personal development. With the said spirit, he said, there should be a greater teamwork between departments and employees. ‘TTS employees shall continuously be a united and cohesive team to produce great results for TTS. I hope the spirits of unity, motivation and passion towards work and great bonding between employees will continue to stay as long as they are with TTS’ says Encik Mohd Khairy Abdul Rahim, General Manager. www.tradewindstravel.com.my 4 TTS News & Update www.tradewindstravel.com.my 5 TTS News & Update TRADEWINDS TRAVEL SERVICES JOINS MALAYSIA GOLF TOURISM ASSOCIATION Effective from 1st August 2015,Tradewinds Travel Services are pleased to announce that we are officially an Ordinary Member of Malaysia Golf Tourism Association (MGTA). The objective is to secure and raise a better understanding, appreciation and awareness of Golf Destination Malaysia amongst golf travellers worldwide. Through this association, we are able to raise standards in order to deliver the best possible experience to the visiting golf traveller. About MGTA (Malaysia Golf Tourism Association) The Malaysia Golf Tourism Association is a non-profit making organisation whose goal is to create greater international awareness of Malaysia as Asia’s Best Kept Secret when it comes to golfing holidays. MGTA works to bring more tourists to Malaysia and experience the magnificent array of golf from the mountains to the beach and the cities to the rainforests. Once here, visitors will be inspired by the myriad attractions, sights, spas, shopping, medical practices, dining, nightlife and business offerings. MGTA is the portal for overseas elite travelers to discover Malaysia through a collective of golf clubs and tour operators, working together to educate and inform potential visitors, and address specific issues that will raise performance and ensure joint goals are met. MGTA works closely with Tourism Malaysia and the clubs and courses in Malaysia, as well as the media and corporate world to ensure a winning strategy that sees more golfers visit the country and discover Asia’s hidden gem. www.tradewindstravel.com.my 6 TTS News & Update Instagram Photo Contest Prize Giving Session Our
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