Major HK Hotels Ready for Fortune Global Forum

Hong Kong's major hotels have made full preparations for offering best service to participants to the forthcoming Fortune Global Forum to be held on May 8-10 in Hong Kong.

The Hong Kong Grand Hyatt Hotel, which neighbors the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center, will serve as headquarters for the forum. Business sessions will be held in the hotel ballroom.

A hotel spokesperson said Grand Hyatt is very proud of offering venue for the global event and is ready to help make the smooth proceeding of the three-day forum.

Opened in 1989, the Hong Kong Grand Hyatt Hotel is a major contemporary residence for international business traveler to Hong Kong, with over 90 percent of the hotel guests belonging to business travelers.

All of its 572 rooms are equipped with two-line telephone and broadband Internet connection facilities. The hotel business center also offers video-conferencing facilities, computer workroom, reference library and private meeting rooms.

In greeting for the VIPs to the forum, the Hong Kong Harbor Plaza that is located near the Hung Hom Ferry Pier of Kowloon Peninsular has had a special long corridor covered with red tarpaulin set up from the hotel entrance to the pier. Participants to the forum are able to take the ferry directly to the major venue of the forum, the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center.

Located in Central, financial zone of Hong Kong, Mandarin Oriental of Hong Kong is another official hotel of the Fortune Global Forum, with a lot of participants to stay in the hotel.

With a geographic location convenient to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center and major financial institutions, the hotel mainly receives senior business people and wins popularity among the business travelers.

Besides having well-equipped and well-managed facilities such as satellite television and high speed Internet access, the hotel also injects individual approach and personal touch into the service to meet the request of each guest participating the forum.






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