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Cathay Pacific special for Chinese New Year

 

The airlines office in Colombo

Cathay Pacific Sri Lanka invited their top rung agents to “Paint the Town Red” last week, launching an exciting competition to promote their festive packages timed for the Chinese New Year.

Agents were encouraged to become creative and decorate their offices in festive red with décor that accentuates the Chinese New Year celebrations. Cathay distributed a variety of festive décor including red Chinese lanterns amongst the airline’s key agents and the response has been excellent with many of them doing their own décor to create the Chinese New Year ambience on a lavish scale, the airline said. On January 26, the panel of judges from Cathay Pacific was due to visit the offices of the participating agents to evaluate and select the winners.

The winning agency was to receive five free air-tickets to Singapore or Bangkok to see for themselves how the Chinese New Year is celebrated at these destinations.


 
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