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The New York Times announces
the 2009 New York Times
Travel Show
FEBRUARY 6 – 8, 2009
AT THE JACOB K. JAVITS CONVENTION CENTER, NYC
Presented by American Express
The New York Times announced today that the sixth annual New
York Times Travel Show will be held Feb. 6 – 8 at the Jacob K.
Javits Convention Center in New York City. The Travel Show
will feature nearly 500 exhibitors representing over 100
countries and will focus on travel destinations, packages and
special offers, as well as tour operators, cruise lines and
live entertainment for the whole family. For more information,
visit http://www.nytimes.com/travelshow.
American Express has signed on to be the presenting sponsor of
The New York Times Travel Show through 2011. As a founding
sponsor, American Express has participated in the show since
its inception.
This year, the Travel Show will move to the Main Hall, located
on the south side of the Javits Center. The event will
showcase the variety of travel and vacation opportunities for
consumers of all types: those traveling solo, as a couple,
without children or taking the whole family; those looking for
budget vs. luxury trips; and those looking for relaxation and
wellness trips or for adventure travel. The common thread will
be the opportunity for consumers to book any type of vacation
during the show taking advantage of all the special on-site
promotions that provide the most value for their travel
investment.
The New York Times Travel show is the largest consumer and
trade travel event of its kind in the U.S. featuring different
regions of the world including Africa, Asia, Australia/South
Pacific, Canada, the Caribbean, Central America, Europe,
Mexico, South America and the United States. Travel experts
including Rick Steves, Arthur and Pauline Frommer, Stephanie
Abrams and experts from the Travel Channel will take questions
and offer tips in on-site seminars. Among the pavilions for
specialty travel are: Adventure Travel, Luxury and Spa Travel
and Cruise Travel.
“American Express is thrilled to once again be the presenting
sponsor of The New York Times Travel Show,” says Lynne Biggar,
senior vice president and general manager, American Express
Travel. “As a founding sponsor, we take particular pride in
the show’s record-breaking growth year after year, and we
expect the 2009 Travel Show to follow suit. American Express’s
collaboration with The Times’s Travel Show has been a
successful one from the start. It has given us the opportunity
to support an event that encourages and highlights the joys of
travel and the invaluable service and expertise travel
professionals provide, while showcasing the best-in-class
travel benefits that American Express offers its Cardmembers
and travel agency partners.”
“We are delighted to welcome back American Express as our
presenting sponsor for this year and the years to come,” said
Yasmin Namini, senior vice president, marketing and
circulation, The New York Times. “The Times’s Travel Show has
become a much anticipated destination for thousands of
consumers each year. We look forward to a fantastic and
successful show with plenty of opportunities for booking the
trips you have always dreamed of taking.”
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founded in 1850.
Taoyuan County named one of
world’s 21 intelligent cities
Taoyuan County, Taiwan, Dec. 3 (CNA) The head of Taoyuan
County
in northern
information
Taiwan
shared
an
international
honor
with
industry leaders at a reception Wednesday after the New Yorkbased
Intelligent Community Forum (ICF) named the county one of 21
smart
communities in the world.
Taoyuan County Magistrate Li-lun Chu was joined by executives
of
Chunghwa Telecom Co., Quanta Computer Inc., Hewlett Packard
Co. and
Microsoft Taiwan Corp. at the celebration of the county’s
emergence
from among 400 candidate cities around the world to win the
rare
honor.
Chu signed a letter of intent for future cooperation with the
Industrial Development Bureau under the Ministry of Economic
Affairs,
Chunghwa Telecom and Global Mobile Corp. on the provision of
wireless
broadband service in Taoyuan County.
Taoyuan County, with a population of 1,950,000, was the only
Asian
community on the list of the Smart21 Communities of 2009
announced by
the ICF on Oct. 29.
The ICF is a think tank that studies the economic and social
development of the 21st century community. It will name the
Top Seven
Intelligent Communities of 2009, selected from among the
Smart21, on
Jan. 21 next year during the Pacific Telecommunications
Council
annual conference in Honolulu, Hawaii.
The Smart21 of 2009 includes communities from 12 nations on
four
continents with populations ranging from 17,000 to 2.5
million. Ten
of the 2009 Smart21 are North American communities, seven are
in
Europe, two in the Asia-Pacific, one in South America, and one
in
Africa.
The list includes Albany in New York; Edmonton, Canada; Gold
Coast City, Australia; Manchester, England; and California,
the
United States;
“Each of these communities has demonstrated a commitment to
improving their communities through innovative broadband
applications,” said ICF Co-founder Louis Zacharilla in a news
release.
“The ingenuity of these communities is exemplified in their
investments in the future of the young, the growth and
progress of
job-creating businesses, and economic security,” he said. An
overarching theme of the 2009 honorees has been the dedication
to
putting people first and building a “talent inventory” that
will
thrive with technology and innovation, he added.
(By Han Nai-kuo)
No information from China on
WHA bid talks: presidential
spokesman
Taipei, Dec.3 (CNA) The government has not received any
information about talks with China on Taiwan’s bid to take
part in
the annual World Health Assembly (WHA) meeting, Presidential
Office
spokesman Wang Yu-chi said late Tuesday.
Wang was responding to reports that Beijing is open to dealing
with issues regarding Taiwan’s participation in the WHA — the
decision-making arm of the World Health Organization (WHO) —
in line
with a joint communique issued after a meeting in Beijing in
2005
between then-Kuomintang (KMT) Chairman Lien Chan and Chinese
President Hu Jintao.
The reports quoted an unidentified KMT official as saying that
when Hu met with Lien on the sidelines of the annual Asia
Pacific
Economic Forum (APEC) leaders’ summit in Peru, he expressed
the hope
that President Ma Ying-jeou would send delegates to Beijing to
discuss the WHA issue.
Lien, now the KMT’s honorary chairman, served as Ma’s envoy at
the Nov. 22-23 APEC summit held in the Peruvian capital of
Lima.
Wang said the government has been working toward its goal of
securing participation in the 2009 WHA to be held next May in
Geneva.
“We have been striving hard for this target and will never
stop
our efforts until realizing the goal, ” he said.
As to how Taiwan
activities,
will
participate
in
the
annual
WHA
Wang said the government has not yet received any further
information.
Because of Beijing’s sovereignty claim, Taiwan has been barred
from taking part in international organizations or activities
that
require statehood, including the United Nations and the
U.N.-affiliated WHO and its governing body, the WHA.
In the 2005 Lien-Hu joint communique, the two men pledged to
galvanize the two sides to address the aspiration of Taiwan’s
people
to
be
represented
in
major
international
activities,
particularly
Taiwan’s participation in WHO activities.
At the time, the KMT was in opposition and Hu signed the
communique in his capacity as general secretary of the
Communist
Party of China (CPC).
The two parties promised to work together to create favorable
conditions for an ultimate solution to the thorny issue
regarding
Taiwan’s participation in world organizations.
Lien’s office would not comment on the latest reports about
Hu’s
hope of President Ma sending delegates to China for talks on
WHA
issues.
Although the KMT returned to power in May this year, senior
party
officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said there is
little
chance that Taiwan’s WHA participation issue will be addressed
through the KMT-CPC dialogue platform.
In their view, they added, the issue should instead be handled
by
the Cabinet-level Mainland Affairs Council and Taiwan’s
quasi-official intermediary body — the Straits Exchange
Foundation.
Meanwhile, KMT Deputy Secretary-General Chang Jung-kung, who
concurrently heads the KMT’s Mainland Affairs Department, said
he had
not heard Lien mention China’s hope that Ma send envoys to
China for
talks on the WHA issue.
As to a regular KMT-CPC forum scheduled to take place later
this
month, Chang said the meeting’s agenda will focus on economic
and
trade topics and will not address the WHA bid.
(By Sofia Wu)
Dalai Lama visit could be
arranged at proper time:
spokesman
Taipei, Dec. 4 (CNA) President Ma Ying-jeou’s decision to nix
the idea of a visit to Taiwan at this time by the exiled
Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama was based on concern for
Taiwan’s overall interests, but “such a visit could be
arranged at a proper time in the future,” Presidential Office
spokesman Wang Yu-chi said Thursday.
“The president is concerned about the situation in Tibet, but
his
rejection of a possible visit by the Dalai Lama at present was
based
on consideration of the nation’s overall interests, ” Wang
said while
taking questions from the press at the Presidential Office.
However, Wang sidestepped a question on whether the term
“national interests” refers to cross-Taiwan Strait relations,
saying
that “this is a complex issue.”
He also stressed that Beijing has not contacted the Taiwan
government on the Dalai Lama issue.
Although the Dalai Lama has publicly expressed interest in
visiting Taiwan for a third time, sources said, the Tibetan
spiritual
leader has not applied to the Taiwan government to do so.
President Ma said during a news conference with members of the
Taiwan Foreign Correspondents’ Club Wednesday that Taiwan
welcomes
visits by all the world’s religious leaders, but added, “I
think at
the current moment, the timing is not appropriate” for a visit
by the
Dalai Lama.
Fielding questions from reporters on the matter Thursday at
the
Legislative Yuan, Legislative Yuan Speaker Wang Jin-pyng
suggested
President Ma reconsider his position, as a visit by the Dalai
Lama,
widely viewed as the world’s most admirable religious leader,
would
be religious in nature.
“It is not necessary to look a visit by the Dalai Lama from a
political viewpoint,” Wang said. “Taiwan could permit him to
visit in
a way that would make the world take positive notice of
Taiwan,
without upsetting the improving cross-strait ties.”
Later Thursday, opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP)
spokesman Cheng
president’s
Wen-tsang
expressed
regret
over
the
negative position on a possible visit by the Dalai Lama at
this time.
Cheng said the president should provide the public with a
clear
explanation of his stance on the issue, arguing that Taiwan
should
never give way to pressure from Beijing as this would tarnish
Taiwan’s international image.
Speaking at a news conference at the Legislative Yuan, members
of
the DPP legislative caucus urged the president to review his
stance,
adding that they would propose a motion in the legislature to
welcome
a visit by the Dalai Lama to Taiwan.
Ma’s position on the Dalai Lama issue has not only hurt the
Taiwan people’s feelings, but will also create a misconception
of
Taiwan internationally, DPP lawmakers said.
DPP Legislator Huang Wei-cher questioned why the Ma
administration had so eagerly welcomed a visit by Chen Yunlin,
but
was turning a cold shoulder to the Tibetan spiritual leader.
Chen, who serves as Beijing’s top negotiator with Taiwan, held
talks with his Taiwanese counterpart in November in Taipei
amid
warming ties between Taiwan and China since Ma came to power
in May.
(By Flor Wang)
European countries urged to
give Taiwan nationals visafree entry
Taipei, Dec. 4 (CNA) President Ma Ying-jeou expressed the hope
Thursday that European countries will waive visa requirements
for Taiwanese tourists.
Ma noted that Taiwan has given more than 30 countries,
including 20 European Union nations, visa-free treatment. If
the European countries could also reciprocate, then the number
of Taiwan tourists to Europe will definitely increase
dramatically, he added.
The president made the remarks when he received foreign
participants to the 25th Taiwan-European Conference, an annual
academic meeting sponsored by National Chengchi University’s
Institute of International Relations.
Ma said the conference has played a major role in increasing
academic exchanges between Taiwan and European countries over
the past 25 years. He added that it has also contributed to
the progress made in relations between Taiwan and many
European countries.
Ma noted that the European Union is now Taiwan’s fourth
largest trading partner.
The EU has been supportive of Taiwan in many ways, including
its support of the second round of talks between Taiwan and
China in Taipei last month and of Taiwan’s bid to join the
World Health Organization and its governing body, the World
Health Assembly, Ma said.
(By Lilian Wu)
Hotel Indigo Offers Respite
With “Escape The In-laws”
Package
Survey Says Travelers Hope For Hotel Stays This Holiday Season
ATLANTA – According to a new survey released today by Hotel
Indigo®, one-third (36%) of Americans would rather check into
a hotel than stay with family and an astounding 97 percent
would rather not stay with their in-laws. Findings show that
while travelers are looking to spend the holidays with family,
they simply don’t want to stay with them!
To minimize the stress and frustrations that often accompany
family visits, Hotel Indigo is offering an affordable and
refreshingly family-free asylum with its “Escape the In-Laws”
package. Guests who book the package at participating
properties between now and Jan. 14, 2009, will receive luxury
accommodation, breakfast for two, and a “Family Decompression
Kit” complete with aspirin, aromatherapy oil and a bottle of
wine. Starting from $129, travelers choosing to “escape their
in-laws” will find solace at Hotel Indigo from the relaxing
lobby and welcoming hotel ambassadors to the comfy guestrooms
and spa-inspired showers. To book guests online can visit
www.hotelindigo.com or call 1-800-983-3599.
Commissioned by Hotel Indigo, the online survey of 1,000 U.S.
residents ages 18 and over was conducted by Kelton Research
between Nov. 17 and Nov. 20.
Hotel Indigo participates in IHG’s guest loyalty program,
Priority Club® Rewards. The industry’s first and largest guest
loyalty program has 40 million members worldwide. Priority
Club Rewards membership is free and guests can enroll by
logging on at www.priorityclub.com, by calling 1-888-211-9874
or by inquiring at the front desk of any Hotel Indigo or any
of IHG’s more than 4,100 hotels worldwide.
About Hotel Indigo:
Launched by IHG in 2004, Hotel Indigo® is the industry’s first
branded boutique hotel. Hotel Indigo artfully combines the
conveniences and consistencies of a branded hotel with the
design cache and service personality of a boutique. An
alternative to traditional cookie-cutter hotels, Hotel Indigo
caters to the style-conscious traveler that values personal
service, affordable luxury and a genuine hotel experience
without sacrificing any of the necessary business amenities.
By incorporating thoughtful changes throughout the year –
similar to the way a retailer changes its windows – Hotel
Indigo offers even the most frequent guest a distinctive and
engaging experience with each and every stay. Public spaces
are transformed seasonally through changing aromas, music,
artwork, murals and directional signage, while guestrooms are
periodically refreshed with new murals, area rugs and
furniture slip covers. From relaxed café dining to high-style
rooms – Hotel Indigo creates an intriguing, warm and inviting
environment for guests. For more information on Hotel Indigo,
please visit www.hotelindigo.com.
oneworld remporte à nouveau
le titre de « Meilleure
alliance aérienne au monde »
Pour la sixième année consécutive, l’alliance oneworld® a été
nommée « Meilleure alliance aérienne au monde » dans le cadre
des « World Travel Awards » ; l’un des plus importants
palmarès de la profession, présenté par le Wall Street Journal
comme l’équivalent des Oscars pour l’industrie du voyage.
oneworld a remporté le titre de « meilleure alliance
aérienne » depuis la création de cette catégorie en 2003.
L’alliance a également remporté trois fois le titre de
« Meilleure alliance aérienne » dans le Palmarès du magazine
Business Traveller ; ce qui en fait l’alliance la plus primée
du secteur aérien.
Les compagnies membres de oneworld ont remporté plus de
nominations dans la catégorie « Meilleure compagnie aérienne
au monde » que les membres des autres alliances.
Les compagnies membres ont également remporté plus de prix
dans les catégories régionales que les membres des autres
alliances. Cathay Pacific a reçu le titre de « Meilleure
compagnie aérienne d’Asie », juste devant Japan Airlines.
Qantas a été élue « Meilleure Compagnie d’Australasie » et
American Airlines, « Meilleure compagnie aérienne d’Amérique
du nord ».
LAN était la seule compagnie membre d’une alliance aérienne
nominée dans la catégorie « Meilleure compagnie aérienne
d’Amérique du sud » et Royal Jordanian, la seule compagnie
membre d’une alliance aérienne nominée dans la catégorie
« Meilleure compagnie aérienne du Moyen-Orient». British
Airways et Iberia étaient toutes les deux nominées dans la
catégorie « Meilleure compagnie aérienne européenne ».
Ces récompenses ont été décernées hier lors d’une cérémonie de
gala qui s’est déroulée aux Turks & Caicos. Les World Travel
Awards sont attribués sur la base des votes de plus de 170.000
professionnels du voyage.
Pour John McCulloch, Managing Partner de l’alliance oneworld,
« Nous avons toujours mis l’accent sur la qualité plutôt que
sur la quantité de nos compagnies membres. Nous sommes
particulièrement heureux d’être à nouveau distingués en tant
que seule alliance à avoir remporté ce prix depuis sa création
il y a 6 ans. C’est une nouvelle manifestation de confiance de
la part de personnes qui sont on ne peut plus au fait de
l’industrie du voyage et du transport aérien international. »
A propos de oneworld :
oneworld regroupe quelques unes des plus importantes et des
meilleures compagnies aériennes mondiales: American Airlines,
British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Finnair, Iberia, LAN, Qantas,
Japan Airlines, Malév Hungarian Airlines et Royal Jordanian,
ainsi qu’une vingtaine de compagnies affiliées dont
AmericanEagle, Comair, Dragonair, LAN Argentina, LAN Ecuador
et LAN Peru. Mexicana s’apprête à les rejoindre en 2009, avec
sa filiale Click Mexicana en tant qu’affiliée
Ensemble, ces compagnies desservent près de 700 destinations
dans près de 150 pays, proposent près de 550 salons privés aux
aéroports et ont transporté 320 millions de passagers l’an
dernier. oneworld est la seule alliance disposant de membres
basés en Amérique du sud, au Moyen-Orient asiatique ou en
Australie.
L’alliance permet à ses membres d’offrir à leurs passagers
plus de services et de valeur ajoutée que chaque compagnie ne
pourrait le faire individuellement. Pour les voyageurs, cela
signifie notamment un réseau global très étendu, la
possibilité de cumuler des miles et des points sur toutes les
destinations du réseau et de les échanger contre des primes de
voyage, et l’accès à un plus grand nombre de salons privés
d’aéroport dans le monde.
Wizz Air is outraged
Warsaw Airport plans
by
Wizz Air is outraged by the fact that PPL (Polish Airport
Authorities) will close the Etiuda Terminal and double the
charges imposed on airlines currently operating out of Etiuda
effectively from April 2009.
PPL has confirmed no plans for re-accommodating the low cost
carriers other than proposing the prohibitive charges
currently available for operations out of the main terminal of
Warsaw Airport.
Wizz Air, the largest low fare – low cost carrier at Warsaw
Airport has been operating out of Etiuda Terminal since
September 2004 and has made significant investments in setting
up and running an operating base that currently employs over
100 local staff. Wizz Air’s Warsaw traffic will record 875,000
passengers in 2008, accounting for 15% of the airport’s total
traffic.
The overall airline capacity at Warsaw Airport dropped by 14%
in November compared to the same month last year, marking the
third sharpest decline of Europe’s primary airports. During
the same period Wizz Air’s capacity in Warsaw grew 12% or
4,500 seats which was is the airport’s largest capacity
increase in November.
Wizz Air views the PPL plan as a major jeopardy on the future
perspective of civil aviation of Poland’s capital and a
hostile move against the interest of Poland and the Polish
people. Millions of Polish people who currently enjoy the
financial benefits of low fares will suffer increased charges
or no low fare opportunities at all. Also as a result of the
PPL plan hundreds of people will lose their jobs.
József Váradi, Chief executive Officer of Wizz Air said: ‘We
are outraged by the irresponsible and one sided decision of
PPL to wipe Warsaw out from the map of low cost airlines. Even
though the constantly changing management of PPL has been
talking about opening Modlin airport for low cost airlines, it
was not able to deliver any progress over the past 5 years.”
He went on saying: ‘This incompetent decision is only aimed at
protecting LOT, the airline which has been wasting hundreds of
millions of zlotys of Polish tax payers money on Centralwings.
Once it failed, they decided to shut down the low cost
terminal to protect the struggling mother company. This goes
against the spirit of free market economy and EU antimonopoly
regulations.’
Wizz Air publicly requests the revision of the Warsaw Airport
plans in the spirit of the interest of the Polish people and
the prospect of Polish civil aviation.
Phuket’s First Exhibition &
Conference Centre Officially
Launched at Royal Phuket
Marina
In a ceremony attended by Royal Phuket Marina owner and
developer Mr. Gulu Lalvani, and more than 50 VIP guests from
Thailand and overseas, Governor of Phuket Mr Preecha Ruanchun,
officially opened the island’s first dedicated Exhibition &
Conference centre in Thailand’s most exclusive luxury
lifestyle yachting community.
The new facility will be known as
Exhibition & Conference Centre’.
‘RPM
International
The 2,500 square metre waterfront ‘RPM Convention Centre’
paves the way for a new era of large-scale conferences, expos
and private events on the island. Three times larger than any
existing exhibition facility in Phuket, it expects to host one
or two high profile events every month.
PIMEX, which runs from December 4 to 7 and which is hailed as
“Asia’s favourite boat show” by its organiser, is the first
major exhibition to be held at the new RPM facility.
The conference centre is a joint venture between Royal Phuket
Marina and Informa (www.informa.com), the largest publiclyowned organiser of conferences and courses in the world,
staging over 10,000 events annually.
In his address Governor Ruanchun said, “Phuket is one of the
world’ premier tourist destinations, and I am confident that
with the opening of such facilities as the RPM International
Exhibition and Conference Centre, our island paradise has the
potential to become a leading international venue for
conventions, expos and large scale private events.”
On Phuket’s eastern seaboard overlooking scenic Phang Na Bay,
Royal Phuket Marina is Thailand’s first world-class luxury
lifestyle community rivaling top marina resort communities in
Europe and the Caribbean.
It was developed by
the world’s second
phones, who is on a
yachting hub in one
locations.
tycoon Gulu Lalvani, founder of Binatone,
largest manufacturer of digital cordless
mission to promote Phuket as a world class
of the world’s most idyllic and assessable
Royal Phuket Marina has become an entertainment and lifestyle
hub with open air restaurants and bars overlooking mega yachts
moored in the Mediterranean-style marina.
“The launch of the waterfront ‘RPM International Exhibition &
Conference Centre’ is an important milestone for Royal Phuket
Marina as we continue to contribute to the social and economic
fabric of the Phuket community,” said Mr Lalvani.
“The island is a natural magnet for growing international
demand for conventions and exhibitions. I too am confident
that Phuket will be placed firmly on the international
convention and exhibition map.”
Visitors to Phuket exceeded a record five million last year,
up 11.25 per cent from 2006.
Despite the troubles in Bangkok over the past few weeks,
Phuket has been largely unaffected and high season hotel
bookings and visitors to the Island are expected to be high.
More information:
Following the successful completion and sale of Phase I with
its luxury condominiums and unique Aquaminiums, the marina
complex is now going into Phase II.
More than half of the Royal Phuket Marina development is
devoted to leisure, shopping, recreation, and dining set
amidst landscaped gardens overlooking the marina.
For more information about Royal Phuket Marina please visit
www.royalphuketmarina.com
SpaFinder teams up with the
International Spa Show –
London
Organisers of the International Spa Show in London next March,
today announced a cooperative agreement with SpaFinder, the
award-winning spa media, marketing and gifting company. The
UK’s premier event dedicated to spa industry and spa tourism
will be held at one of the most established and prestigious
London venues – Olympia National Hall 20 to 22 March 2009.
International Spa Show – London, Event Director, Stanislava
Blagoeva welcomes the exciting co-operation commenting:
“SpaFinder is a very well-known and respected brand in the spa
community and makes a perfect partner for us.” SpaFinder
promotes well-being experiences through vertical search, its
new online magazine, SpaFinder Lifestyle, an annual spa
directory, reservation technology and gift programmes, and,
like International Spa Show, aims to stimulate industry growth
by connecting consumers and providers.
As well as marketing directly to the affluent UK trade buyers
and consumers, SpaFinder and the other exhibitors at the
International Spa Show 2009 have the opportunity to
participate in a specialised Spa and Resorts travel trade
industry programme, discussing issues from future trends to
profitably marketing the product, from hot destinations to new
ideas and products.
Despite the economic downturn, the travel and tourism trends
remain positive with continuing increases in premium leisure
services. The luxury lifestyle on offer at Spas and Resorts,
combined with the consumer pursuit of relaxation and
wellbeing, has created one of the most powerful trends in the
UK outbound and domestic travel and tourism industry.
“SpaFinder is dedicated to working with organisations that are
looking to further grow the spa sector,” said Cassandra
Cavanah, Executive Director, SpaFinder Europe. “ The
organisers behind next year’s International Spa Show, seem
well equipped to deliver a strong consumer spa show.”
FOR GENERAL SHOW INFORMATION OR TO EXHIBIT
The International Spa Show Team: Tel. +44 (0) 1923 49 1035
Slava Blagoeva : [email protected]
WEBSITE : www.spashow.co.uk