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Travel Malaysia 2013 - Travel Fair
Travel Malaysia 2013 - Travel Fair
10am - 9pm
10 - 12 May 2013
Expo Hall 6B
Free Admission
10am - 9pm
10 - 12 May 2013
Expo Hall 6B
Free Admission
2013年4月5日星期五
Fanta-stic discounts await Legoland visitors
Fanta-stic discounts await Legoland visitors
FANTA is offering RM40 discounts on tickets to the Legoland Malaysia theme park in Johor through purchases of any 1.5l or 2l bottle of any flavour.
Fanta producer Coca-Cola Refreshments Sdn Bhd was recently named as the theme park’s official beverage partner.
From now until April 30, consumers need to present a label from a 1.5L or 2L bottle together with the promotional voucher which can be redeemed from supermarkets or hypermarkets.
With the new partnership, visitors at the park can now enjoy a wide range of beverages under the Coca-Cola portfolio including Fanta, Sprite, A&W Sarsaparilla, Heaven & Earth, Dasani mineral water, Vanilla Coke, Coca-Cola Light and Coca-Cola.
The 76-acre Legoland is the sixth in the world and features seven themed areas with more than 40 interactive rides, shows and attractions.
~News courtesy of The Star~
2012年10月11日星期四
Travel Malaysia 2012
Travel Malaysia 2012
11am to 9pm
12 - 14 Oct 2012
Singapore Expo Hall 5B
Free Admission
2012年9月28日星期五
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2011年12月7日星期三
Not many bargains at Johor Premium Outlets
Not many bargains at Johor Premium Outlets
Friday's heavy rain did not stop hundreds of Singaporeans from taking an hour's drive to Johor Premium Outlets (JPO) to look for designer goods at lower prices, said The Straits Times.
However, shoppers at the 16,258 sq m mall were rather disappointed and each went home with only a bag or two of purchases.
The mall noted that the discounts were not as big as those at Premium Outlets in the US and Europe, even though there were discounts of up to 70 percent on selected products. For instance, a Zegna tie that cost S$290 at the Takashimaya boutique was about 55 percent cheaper at S$130 (RM315), while high heels from Salvatore Ferragamo, which usually sell for S$790 in Singapore, cost around S$430 (RM1,040).
"If we wait for things to go on sale in Singapore, they are about the same price," said shopper Y.L. Tan.
"Compared with prices in Singapore, they are definitely lower but American brands like Coach are much cheaper in the US," noted Ginny Chu, who spent around RM700 (S$289) on a pair of sunglasses, a watch and a handbag.
The report noted that JPO retailers sell leftover stock from past seasons while some items were exclusively made by the brands for their outlet stores. Store managers said that because theirs are outlet shops, some signature products are not available.
Meanwhile, some stores like Tommy Hilfiger, Versace, Polo Ralph Lauren and Brooks Brothers are expected to open only on 11 December, when the mall holds its grand opening. Related Stories: Johor Premium Outlet opens doors today Prime retail rents in HK among highest in region Courts plans S$70m expansion boost in region.
~News courtesy of Yahoo~
Friday's heavy rain did not stop hundreds of Singaporeans from taking an hour's drive to Johor Premium Outlets (JPO) to look for designer goods at lower prices, said The Straits Times.
However, shoppers at the 16,258 sq m mall were rather disappointed and each went home with only a bag or two of purchases.
The mall noted that the discounts were not as big as those at Premium Outlets in the US and Europe, even though there were discounts of up to 70 percent on selected products. For instance, a Zegna tie that cost S$290 at the Takashimaya boutique was about 55 percent cheaper at S$130 (RM315), while high heels from Salvatore Ferragamo, which usually sell for S$790 in Singapore, cost around S$430 (RM1,040).
"If we wait for things to go on sale in Singapore, they are about the same price," said shopper Y.L. Tan.
"Compared with prices in Singapore, they are definitely lower but American brands like Coach are much cheaper in the US," noted Ginny Chu, who spent around RM700 (S$289) on a pair of sunglasses, a watch and a handbag.
The report noted that JPO retailers sell leftover stock from past seasons while some items were exclusively made by the brands for their outlet stores. Store managers said that because theirs are outlet shops, some signature products are not available.
Meanwhile, some stores like Tommy Hilfiger, Versace, Polo Ralph Lauren and Brooks Brothers are expected to open only on 11 December, when the mall holds its grand opening. Related Stories: Johor Premium Outlet opens doors today Prime retail rents in HK among highest in region Courts plans S$70m expansion boost in region.
~News courtesy of Yahoo~
2011年5月1日星期日
Travel Malaysia 2011
Travel Malaysia 2011 马来西亚旅游展
Free Admission 免费入场 Masuk Percuma
Expo Hall 4A 博览中心
14 - 15 May
10am to 9.30pm
Email: info@ebaa.sg
Website: http://www.ebaa.sg/
Free Admission 免费入场 Masuk Percuma
Expo Hall 4A 博览中心
14 - 15 May
10am to 9.30pm
Email: info@ebaa.sg
Website: http://www.ebaa.sg/
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