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EMC
Realizes Its Promise
EMC
(the Extra-Mile Company), an enterprise
which has offices in Singapore, Auckland
(New Zealand), Australia, the United States
and Britain, held an inter-management meeting
in Bali last February. The participants
agreed to give priority to and sell Bali
to its costumers worldwide.
Since that time, four proposals resulting
from the meeting have been made which offer
incentives in choosing Bali as a destination
for meetings and vacations. One of the responses
came from HP (Hewlett Packard) Evolution
of India, China, and Hong Kong who convened
at the Grand Bali Hyatt from 24th to 29th
April 2003.
Mr. Keri Davis, Accounts Manager of EMC
in Auckland, said his party was happy to
be able to convince this company to come
to Bali in accordance with its promise to
sell Bali. They are still giving priority
to Bali despite the travel advisory, as
they are confident that the people of Bali
can maintain security and renewed growth.
Mr. Davis is also confident that his partner
company, PT Pacific World Nusantara (PWN),
in its role as EMC’S representative
in Bali, is capable of giving maximum service,
apart from insurance support. HP Evolution’s
Li similarly said that Bali is very beautiful,
while its people are very cordial and their
culture is unique.
Appreciation
for Mrs. June Waters
 Bali
Travel News gives an award of appreciation
to tourists who visit Bali more than 25
times for their holiday. The first award
was presented to Mrs. June Waters, who has
visited Bali 35 times since 1989, at Griya
Santrian, Sanur, last Monday (21/4) and
was watched by many tourists who were also
repeat guests of this hotel. As well as
the certificate, the best painting collection
of Bali Travel News was also dedicated to
June Waters.
While smiling, Mrs. Waters and her husband
explained that Bali has its own special
attraction that cannot be described with
words. The beaches, scenery and hospitality
and generosity of the Balinese made them
fall in love with this island of a thousand
temples.
Mrs. Waters, born on 14th August 1943 in
Ngaruawahia, New Zealand, confesses that
she cannot describe in words how she had
been in love with Bali since her first visit
in December 1989. “I don’t know
why, I really love to have a holiday in
Bali. In New Zealand our house is quite
simple because I would rather spend more
money on having a vacation in Bali,”
she said.
This mother of 5 children (one son and four
daughters) and grandmother of 7 grandsons
also says that when she is visiting Bali
she would always rather take a Garuda flight
and stay at the Griya Santrian Hotel. ‘Since
the first visit to Bali, I have always stayed
here.’ (YB/bud)
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