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A DVE R T IS E MENT FE A T URE


The Krakatoa Lanes


New Zealand sirloin steak Not your average event venue


Where else can you make cocktails, listen to live music and go two rounds of bowling as part of a business meeting?


facilitating thought-provoking meetings and fully equipped presentation facilities. But Tikitiki Bowling Bar is not your


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ordinary event venue. Spanning some 22,000 sq ft, with


stunning views of Sai Kung’s mountains and the South China Sea, Tikitiki Bowling Bar offers a one-stop shop for all your corporate event needs. Delegates will love the combination of


Beach Bums & Cannibals Restaurant


ew business event venues can offer cocktail making workshops, live music and ten-pin bowling in addition to


unique teambuilding experiences. These range from courses on how to concoct the perfect tiki-inspired cocktail, to team quizzes and model building sessions that promote critical thinking and collaborative skills. Packages can be tailored to suit large


escapism and fine dining at The Beach Bums and Cannibals Restaurant, headed up by former Four Seasons Hotel chef Peter Lim, while The Octopus’s Garden is the place to go for live music and bites. Delegates can also enjoy the alfresco environment at Island of the Gods or simply share a few drinks at the Sea Dogs and Mermaids Bar, before settling in to a round of bowling at the Krakatoa Lanes, complete with its own video wall. Customised set menus are available for private dining, while


the Island Buffet Menu for larger groups includes hot and cold sections, a carving section with roasted New Zealand sirloin steak, and dessert. Tikitiki Bowling Bar also has more than 25 free-flow house drink options available. In addition to four themed restaurants and a bowling alley,


the venue has all the essentials for getting down to business, including state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment and an array of


bus ine s s tr a v el ler .c om Tiki-inspired cocktail


groups of up to 865 people, or more intimate gatherings, all within the venue’s unique resort-style décor. For organisers with long-term team- building plans, the Work Harder! Play Harder! package allows organisers to plan four separate events that can take place over the course of the year, each with a unique theme. These include: Brainstorming with a conference session, quizzes and presentations; Building Blocks providing short films, model building challenges and cocktail making; Think Tank where delegates can engage


in interactive bowling games, puzzles and treasure hunts; and Strategic Solution, with bowling, minute games and card games. Choose any combination of the four packages for a 10 per


cent discount, or try all four and get 15 per cent off. Interested organisers can get in touch to experience a free test drive, during which they can enjoy two house drinks, two rounds of bowling, and two hours’ free parking as part of the site visit.


Tikitiki Bowling Bar, 4/F Centro, 1A Chui Tong Road, Sai Kung, New Territories, Hong Kong; events@urban-ent.com; tikitiki.hk


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