International Luxury Travel Market 2012 |
www.iltm.net PIONEER PERSONALISED
HOLIDAYS
Web:
www.pioneertravels.travel We specialise in delivery of tailor made luxury experiences in the South of India. We bring you the very best of Southern India - finest hotels, luxury spas to experiences that last a lifetime. We believe that luxury in travel is also an experience, not just a physical aspect.
E130-D
PORTUGAL DELUXE
EXHIBITOR PROFILES B213
Web:
www.portugaldeluxe.com Portugal Deluxe is a privately owned full-service Destination Management Company, providing Leisure and Corporate, Luxury Travel services. We have built our reputation by hand-crafting exceptional and private tours. Our tours are private and highly personalised, created for travellers who expect the highest level of service, luxury, and attention to detail.
103 PRINTEMPS J200
Web:
www.printemps.com/international At the centre of Paris, Printemps is the world leading department store for Fashion, Luxury and Beauty. With a remodelled exterior façade, 45,000 sqm dedicated to shopping, premium services (personal shopper, hands-free shopping, private lounges) Undoubtedly the reference
shopping destination for high-end consumers. Sharing on the stand of Atout France.
THE PLAZA, A FAIRMONT MANAGED HOTEL
U120
Web:
www.fairmont.com/theplaza Central Park, Fifth Avenue, spectacular art, thriving culture, endless shopping, unbelievable dining and lively nightlife - this is New York City. The Plaza, a timeless landmarked New York hotel. The Plaza continues the tradition of defining luxury through unmatched five star service, with a modern spirit.
Sharing on the stand of Fairmont, Raffles & Swissôtel Hotels And Resorts.
PREFERRED HOTEL GROUP
N190
Web:
www.preferredhotelgroup.com Preferred Hotel Group, a global hospitality leader, delivers high-performance sales/marketing/technology solutions to independent hotels/resorts in 70+ countries. Its brands represents a collection of the finest hotels in the world: Preferred Hotels® & Resorts, Preferred Boutique™, Summit Hotels & Resorts™, Sterling Hotels™, Sterling Design, and Summit Serviced Residences™. Visit us:
www.preferredhotelgroup.com.
PROEXPORT COLOMBIA
A160
Web:
www.colombia.travel Proexport Colombia is the country’s entity responsible for the commercial promotion of Colombia as a tourist destination, as well as a provider of non-traditional goods and services. Through its office network abroad and in Colombia, it provides added value information and guidance to explore commercial opportunities to businesses.
PORT PALACE
H200
Web:
www.portpalace.com The Port Palace is featuring, at affordable rates, urban elegance, chic interiors and airy, light-filled spaces. Steps away from the casinos and Shopping galleries, this Small Luxury Hotel is at the epicenter of Monaco’s legendary
Grand Prix circuit and the Yacht Show. Sharing on the stand of Principality Of Monaco.
PRESTIGE HOTELS OF THE WORLD S101
Web:
www.prestigehw.com Prestige Hotels of the World represents 124 prestigious properties worldwide. Our hotels are segmented into 5 brands: Events, Gourmet, Golf, Wellness and Sports & Leisure. PHW has headquarters in Barcelona and offices in Madrid and London, as well as a network of six delegations in Europe and America.
PROMPERU Web:
www.promperu.gob.pe
Promperu is a public agency in charge of tourism promotion for Peru and it’s exports, PromPeru is responsible for the image of this diverse country abroad. A passionate history, prestigious traces of the past, refined gastronomy is the heart of this fascinating destination.
A161
PORTO ZANTE CLUB
F200
Web:
www.portozante.com Porto Zante Club is an associated company of Porto Zante Villas and Spa resort in Greece. The club offers unique tailor made vacations including villas with 5-stars hotel services, private jets, yachts, limousines and other executive vehicles and access to an array of luxury
services for the discerning VIP clientele. Sharing on the stand of Greek National Tourism Organisation.
PRINCIPALITY OF MONACO
H200
Web:
www.visitmonaco.com The Monaco Tourist and Convention Authority is a government body. Its mission is to design, operate and execute promotion and marketing plans in order to position the Principality of Monaco as a leading business and leisure destination in international markets.
PROVENCE ALPES
COTE D’AZUR TOURIST BOARD Web:
www.prestigetourismepaca.fr
Provence Alpes Côte d’Azur is one of the leading tourist regions of Europe : cultural trips, seaside resorts, city breaks, wine routes, In 2013, Marseille-Provence will be the European Capital of Culture. Cultural excellence plus sun, sea, cuisine and the Mediterranean lifestyle. You couldn’t choose a better time to visit!
J221
PORTO ZANTE VILLAS & SPA
F200
Web:
www.portozante.com Porto Zante Villas and Spa is the leading five star luxury villas resort in Greece. One of the Top Greek Resorts by Condé Nast Traveller and Europe’s Leading Villas Resort by World Travel Awards, the hotel has been the choice of famous clientele, including political leaders, important businessmen and artists.
Sharing on the stand of Greek National Tourism Organisation.
PRINCIPE FORTE DEI MARMI
W150
Web:
www.principefortedeimarmi.com Our luxury Resort & SPA is centrally located in the costal Tuscany near to Lucca and Pisa, few step from CinqueTerre overlooking the seas, Unesco Apuan Alps and Tuscany country sides. PRINCIPE is your location for short break and long experiences through our Wine,
Food, Arts, Sport, Relax and Style! Sharing on the stand of The Leading Hotels Of The World, Ltd.
PUNTA TRAGARA
W250
Web:
www.slh.com/puntatragara The Punta Tragara, this is the place that we offer, the place that draws its character from this daring construction, stolen from the rock, where every room is different, where in front of a space of unparalleled beauty nature has placed his stronghold for giving suggestions and emotions.
Sharing on the stand of Small Luxury Hotels Of The World.
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