There’s big prizes to win when Karaoke action returns to The Boardwalk every Tuesday night during the month of June. It will be hosted in the new Action Bar by Anja Swart, the 2010 Sing to Win Boardwalk competition winner. Karaoke Tuesday starts June 5, at eight thirty in the evening, when an exciting “Sing to win” competition with big prizes will be launched. So if you think you have what it takes to, have a little bit of Sandra in the Sun, Mama Mia and go again, laughing your funny bones off and being wowed is the aim of the evening. It’s an open mic, so all have the opportunity to “Sing to Win” every Tuesday Night. Ends. Media Release for the Boardwalk Contact: Caley Phillips Public Relations and Entertainment Manager The Boardwalk Casino and Entertainment World Tel: +27 41 507 7944 Fax: +27 41 507 7830 Mobile: +27 72 455 6287 Email: caley.phillips@za.suninternational.com Ed Richardson: 041 5823750 or 083 656 9757 More Info: Author: Siyathetha Communications from Siyathetha Communications. Originally distributed by MyPR.co.za. No of Images Uploaded: Two To gain access to Two image/s please Like, Tweet or +1 this article: [l2g] Images: [/l2g] …
Local tourism website receives warm welcome in China
JUNE 4TH - THE NELSON MANDELA Bay Tourism (NMBT) foray started on a high note with high profile media coverage when it successfully launched its mandarin website (http://www.nmbtcn.com) in Beijing and signed letter of intent with the General Secretary of Asia Art Expo (also known as Asia Arts Top Show) during their visit to the country as part of the South African Tourism (SAT) China workshop entourage. The website's launch forms part of NMBT's strategy in marketing the city during their ten day visit to the country from June 3rd to 12th. The objective of signing the letter of intent is to develop an exchange programme between artists and creating an international awareness of Nelson Mandela Bay (NMB). "The launch was extremely well attended" said an excited NMBT CEO, Mandlakazi Skefile from Beijing yesterday (subs: Wednesday). "This is the time and place to further our city's exposure on an international capacity - the Mandarin website is just the first step of achieving this. By translating the website content into Mandarin it has made Nelson Mandela Bay and its offerings just that much more accessible to this audience, and is a proof of our ongoing commitment to grow the city's presence in the Chinese markets." she added. CCTV, China's largest television station, along with the state owned internet news website, Xin Hus, and many others, covered the event extensively. "Workshops like this create a number of opportunities for NMBT to market our wonderful city's treasures. It is a platform for building international relationships with significant tourism bodies from around the world. After gaining international exposure from events like Meetings Africa and Indaba right here at home, it is to our advantage to keep that momentum going - on international soil, none the less," she added. Among the dignitaries at the launch was the Important Events Promotion Centre of Beijing Tourism committee representative, Mr Xiaoyong Shi, Chinese tourism industry …