EventClicks Brand New ‘Hunt For Deals’ Feature is Ideal for Meeting Planners

Asia-Pacific’s corporate event specialists, EventClicks, has recently launched a brand new ‘Hunt For Deals’ feature on www.eventclicks.com. This feature aims to promote special meeting offers and packages specifically to planners who are flexible on the destination and dates of their event.

‘Hunt For Deals’ can be especially convenient for meeting organisers who may have budget constraints. With these pre-set offers, hotels take the grunge work out of organising meetings by offering fully comprehensive packages which include accommodation, meeting facilities and set menus,” said EventClicks’ Content Manager, Mimi Cheung, “At the same time, meeting organisers who have open meeting dates can save time and money as well as resources.”

As hotels are becoming increasingly aware of the significance of the growing meeting, incentive, conference and exhibition (MICE) market, ‘Hunt For Deals’ is considered an ideal channel for those featured to increase their exposure to a highly targeted corporate audience.

‘Hunt For Deals’ currently features eight different special offers from a variety of international hotel chains as well as individual properties across the Asia-Pacific region. The function is easy-to-use and features detailed information on hotel meeting facilities and rooms as well as photographs of each venue.

Bookers simply submit their contact information to receive a prompt response from our Account Executive team confirming the details of their event. Bookings can then be made on-line and confirmed within 48 hours.

Michael Leong, Group Director of E-Commerce for Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts said, "We see the 'Hunt For Deals' feature as an excellent channel for hotels to gain exposure in the meeting, incentive, conference and event market. It is a great way to promote our MICE specials to planners, driving incremental revenue during our slower periods. Best of all, this is also a very cost-effective and convenient forum for both sides of the coin."