A8
"The volume wasn't huge, but we were very happy with the quality of people who came. They were serious in their intentions... The hotel and Artasia staff could not have been more helpful. All in all, we were happy, although in some ways it was more of a branding exercise for us"
Norbert Zuber
Sales and Marketing Director
Watsons Property Group
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B5
"It worked very well for us. We've got four people who are coming down to see us in Phuket in the next couple of weeks. The hotel was a good choice, and it looks as though the marketing must have been effective. ... I was initially concerned that having so many destinations on show wouldn't work, but I think I've been proved wrong. It worked very well"
Norbert Witthinrich
Managing Director
Sea Property,
Phuket
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A3
"It's been excellent for us. We've had five or six people very interested, and the people who have attended all seemed serious potential buyers. But I would have liked to have seen more advertising within the hotel."
Suriya Chaowanich
Phutawan Residence and Spa,
Phuket
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A2
"Very happy! The attendance was what I expected, but they were all foucsed and we had a very positive reaction. We expect to make a number of sales. ... We were also very happy with the hotel service and catering. The staff were very helpful, much better than at the Hong Kong Exhibition Hall last year."
Rutger "Mike" Langaskens,
CEO
Profmil Ltd.,
Samui
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O2
“It’s been very good PR for us. It gets our name out there, and hopefully some of those people will walk in our door in the future.
We’ve had a very good response to Bali. People still think about the bombs, and some Australians definitely deferred their holidays, but the people who came here appear to be fairly sophisticated, and they don’t appear to be deterred. Since the last bomb it’s actually been busier at the top end of the market, and it’s helped that the legalities are getting clearer as well.”
Matthew Georgeson
Elite Havens,
Bali
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D1
“It was 1,000 percent up on the last exhibition in London. We talked to a lot of people. … Perhaps it was hard for us to compete against Phuket and Samui because of their proximity to Hong Kong, but I feel we made some progress. I think that our message of safety, security and freehold title struck a cord, and we have some meetings set up for the next couple of days.”
John Murphy,
Director
Bluewater Property
Cairns,
North Queensland
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D2
“The first day was very good, and the quality of the people above average. Some people evidently found the venue hard to find, but maybe that worked in our favour because the people who came were really serious. It’s always a bit harder with Chiang Mai. … People do need educating.”
Ian Hirsch
Sales and Marketing Director
Azaya,
Chiang Mai
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B2
“I thought the seminars worked well. I prefer the panel format, myself, and I think people responded to it. The sound could have been improved to make it more intimate, but I think we generated enough interest for some good follow-ups.”
John Birt,
Managing Director
Samui Villas and Homes.
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A6
“I’d like to see it more accessible, and more advertising in and outside the venue. … However, we were happy with Saturday.”
James Sellick
Property Gallery,
Bali
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C2
“The hotel staff were fantastic. They couldn’t have been more helpful. … I think there were a few property developers snooping round for ideas, but I guess that’s not all bad. Everyone appeared to really like our concept.”
Brian Bell
Sales and Marketing Coordinator
SeaChange Estates,
Bali
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O7
“We made some very good contacts.”
Alain Zemour
Royalty Properties and SMF Private Banking,
Bali
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B8
“Very well organized, and we met some good potential clients. Both the Artasia and hotel staff were excellent. Hong Kong is very important to us. We’ll be back!”
Karl Wilkins
Paradise Property,
Bali
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C7, C8
“I’ve been amazed at the response we’ve had to Sri Lanka. Very interesting and encouraging.”
Ian Jamieson
Jamieson Consulting
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B6, B7
“We’re pretty happy, although the stands were a bit small. We’ve got four or five good leads, so that’s good. It’s always harder selling Bali than it is Thailand.”
Neil Bower
Karma Developments,
Bali
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B1
“It’s been absolutely overwhelming, especially considering the negative publicity Sri Lanka has received recently. However, we’re offering a 5-star experience at a 3-star price, and that seems to have worked for us. We’re delighted.”
Mark Ware
Alangkara Resort Villas,
Sri Lanka
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O5
“It’s been worthwhile. This type of boutique exhibition seems to work well for us, and we’ve had some promising leads. Very well organized.”
Stuart Bell,
Marketing Director
Marriott Vacation Club
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O6
“It worked, but I think we needed more signs downstairs in the hotel. We got enough interest to make it worthwhile.”
Alan Edmond
Kantor Kita,
Bali
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B4
“I think these exhibitions are a good alternative, and they can work very well. The people who came were definitely looking for something, and we’ve made some good contacts.”
Gael Cormil
Sales and Marketing
Surin Apartments,
Phuket
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B10
“The response has been very positive, particularly on Saturday. I’d like to see more advertising within the hotel.”
Michael Suttie
Siam Best Enterprises,
Samui and Pattaya.
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C9
“It’s been very worthwhile, and we’re hoping for at least two or three sales. It’s very important for Thailand to have a presence in Hong Kong, and this compares very favourably to other exhibitions. It can only improve as time goes by.”
Andrew Hyde
Asian Tropical Homes,
Krabi
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