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Bali Dynasty Resort recently hosted the ‘Save a life’ Blood Donation Event with the Indonesian Red Cross to donate blood for emergencies. 

The donation was attended by numerous members of the Bali Dynasty Resort staff members, in collaboration with the Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) to oversee and collect the blood which will be donated to the regional blood bank located at Sanglah Hospital to be stored accordingly ready for distribution to patients in need.

In addition to the blood donation, the hotel management was also organising a free medical check-up that enabled staff members to have their blood sugar levels, uric acid and cholesterol evaluated and eye test to see if glasses are needed.

The Human Resources Manager of Bali Dynasty Resort, Ramasari, stated that the blood donation is a regular event held twice a year at the resort to advocate the importance of donating to maintain local blood bank supplies and help save the lives of others.

The blood donation is just one of Bali Dynasty Resort’s annual corporate social responsibility (CSR) events and over 100 team members are currently registered as blood donors. The resort is also committed to helping Bali’s disadvantaged people through its “Help Friends for Life” programme in collaboration with Bali Hotels Association, Solemen Indonesia and other charity organizations in Bali. Launched in 2015, the initiative has been successful to provide scholarships and ongoing treatments to individuals in need as well as distribute prosthetic legs, wheelchairs and much more.

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The event set to promote inbound tourism will take place at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center (SECC), in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. For three days, ITE HCMC 2022 is expected to attract more than 22,000 visitors, including 10,000 trade visitors and 12,000 public visitors. The Organisation Committee has selected and invited over 150 international buyers from 18 countries and territories. Thereby, the 16th ITE HCMC promises to witness more than 6,000 B2B meetings between buyers and exhibitors

Nguyen Thi Anh Hoa who is the director of Ho Chi Minh City Department of Tourism says “As the leading international tourism event, ITE HCMC 2022 is constantly improving in terms of scale and quality and commit to accompany tourism authorities and businesses to promote to domestic and international tourists, actively promoting the recovery of tourism in Vietnam and the region. Ho Chi Minh City is privileged to be host city for Asia and Oceania Gala Ceremony of World Travel Award 2022. This reinforces the position of Ho Chi Minh City on the world map of tourism.”

ITE HCMC 2022 will be a gather place for tourism industry to connect and promote inbound tourism of Vietnam and Mekong sub-region, which attracted thousands of domestic and international delegates who are NTOs and tourism authorities, travel agencies, airlines, hotels, and resorts and industry experts from 41 provinces and cities in Vietnam and 10 countries and territories.

ITE HCMC is the only international tourism event in Vietnam that organises the Hosted Buyer Program which offers an opportunity for international tourism businesses who plan to expand their business and aim to bring tourists to Vietnam.

The event highlights include: Vietnam MICE Forum – in collaboration with the EuroCham and Nova Hospitality; Vietnam Night “Dear Gạo” x Award Ceremony World Travel Award; Tourism Night: Cambodia Night (08 Sep) & Korea Night (09 Sep); Seminars on key & potential tourist market (India & Middle East); digital transformation in tourism; destination marketing; ITE HCMC 2022 is honored to receive the companionship of the leading businesses.

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