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Support cyclone disaster relief
in Burma
Book your tour with us before
30July & 10% of your tour price
goes to victims of Cyclone
Nargis!
 Myanmar's
most populated regions,
Irrawaddy delta and three other
states were ripped by cyclone
Nargis, blasting 120-150 mile
per hour winds which smashed
into Burma on 2 and 3 May 2008.
Irrawaddy Division has been
severely affected. Latest
information suggests more than
100,000 confirmed dead. The
death toll is likely to rise
with more than 40,000 people
still missing. Over 1 million
people are now homeless.The
public health catastrophe of the
cyclone has already started.
Diarrhea is spreading very
quickly and could wipe out
survivors. Water and
mosquito-borne diseases like
cholera, dengue and malaria are
serious concerns. The survivors
desperately need shelter, clean
water, food, basic health care
and sanitation. In order to help
the victims of this deadly
disaster, we are making out this
small corridor. The finance
received will be directly
distributed to the affected
people through our local Burmese
networks.
Help us!!!
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introduction Inle
balloon safaris
 During
December 2008, Balloons over
Bagan will be launching a series
of exclusive and intimate
balloon safaris in beautiful
Shan State. The journey will
focus on Inle Lake and Pindaya
offering two varied and unique
balloon experiences. Inle Lake
and the surrounding area is at
its most beautiful in December
with excellent visibility,
vibrant colours and stunning
terrain sometimes reminiscent of
Provence in Spring time. Further
details and reservations, please
contact Business Suite 03-06,
Sedona Hotel, Yangon, Myanmar at
Tel: 95 1 652 809 or
E-mail:
balloons@myanmar.com.mm.
Source : MMC
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Bay Of Bengal
 A
resort is recently opened on the Ngwe Saung
Beach, the newest and longest one. The Bay of
Bengal with her exclusive bungalow in quiet
ambience shall be ready to serve you now. It has
her own 1800 feet long private beach front.
Further down the beach, its privacy and
tranquility can't be matched. It has 18 Villa,
14 Suite, 14 Deluxe facing the beach. Another 16
Superior rooms are attached bungalows facing the
sate-of-art swimming pool. The resort is a
combination of contemporary architectural design
and artistic creating your stay an unforgettable
experience.
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Hotel redcanal
 MANDALAY,
MYANMAR—November 15, 2006— The only boutique
hotel in the heart of Mandalay City on the
corner of 63rd & 22nd Streets just east of the
famed Mandalay Palace—soft opens as The Hotel by
the Red Canal. Mr. Ashwin Kumar, general manager
of the hotel that features 25 guestrooms, says:
“…. being small, we can offer a unique choice of
accommodation to foreign travelers to Mandalay
with a strong emphasis on preserving the local
culture through detailing the interior décor.
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aureum palace hotel
 Aureum
Palace is being developed as a Boutique hotel at
Pyin Oo Lwin. The 4 star resort is being
expected to get completed by end of October 2007
and will be opened its doors to the guests.
Reminicing back to the time of 1920s and 1930s
with its 40 spacious rooms, the two storey late
Victorian colonial mansion successfully
resurrects the ancient glory, legendary charm
and grandeur.
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New Airport Terminal
 Four
years of construction-work saw the completion of
the new Yangon International Airport terminal on
25May 2007. It can workout with 1800 passengers
an hour and five aircraft can land every hour.
The new airport terminal has 4boarding bridges,
and electronic flight information display
boards. To be more convenience, there has 3 VIP
rooms, 31 offices, 12 toilets, 4 snack counters,
and a number of suovenir shops. Modern
facilities includes an electronic key and card
access system, CCTV cameras and fire
extinguishers.
The airport is ready to give higher service and
more satisfaction to ever-increasing visitors to
Myanmar.
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Air Bagan
 A
Myanmar national owned airline, lunched its
first international flight on 15May from Yangon
to Bangkok. Now it is offering daily flights
between Yangon and Bangkok with the Airbus
A-310-200. Some projects in the pipeline are
expanding the service to Singapore and South
Korea. The president of the Air Line, says that
they will plan to introduce flights to Siem
Reap, Cambodia, Kunming, India, and Dhaka. This
initiation of international flight would
contribute the development of Myanmar tourism.
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