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2008 SpaAsia Wellness Summit

15 - 17 October 2008
Palace Beach Resort and Spa
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

From the inaugural event in 2005 themed ‘Gathering of Minds: Masters on Masters’, the SpaAsia Wellness Summit has grown from strength to strength, attracting a varied group of delegates ranging from therapists and spa managers to hoteliers and CEOs to meet and discuss wide-ranging issues faced by the spa and wellness industry.

Now, in its fourth year, the summit aims to address the important issue of ‘managing changes’, building on issues raised in 2007 at the summit in Manila, which called for the industry to nurture growth and inspiring change. So, here we are again, with hopes renewed and energy charged... ready to take on what comes. We value your voice, we welcome your opinions! Let’s make the SpaAsia Wellness Summit 2008 a success!

From Thailand to the Philippines and now Malaysia, SpaAsia is honoured to welcome delegates from around the world to participate in the fourth Wellness Summit.

Selamat Datang!

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2008 SpaAsia Wellness Summit
Email: summit@spaasia.com

Company Details

Hospitality NetWellness Summit Secretariat’s Office
www.spaasia.com/events/saws
9 Temasek Boulevard, #15-03 Suntec Tower Two
Singapore, 038989
Singapore
Phone: +65 6220 6583
Fax: +65 6220 7162
Email: summit@spaasia.com

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