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Starwood revamps meetings website

Daily news, 04 Dec 2007

SINGAPORE – Starwood Hotels & Resorts has revamped its meetings website offers meeting planners a variety of attractive offers, rewards and recognition and comprehensive search options, making it an easy resource for organizing meetings of any scale.



In conjunction with the launch of www.starwoodmeetings.com, Starwood hotels in Asia Pacific now offer meeting planners an attractive Triple Starpoints offer. Book a meeting or event at any Starwood property in the Asia-Pacific region from now until 29 February, 2008, and meeting planners can enjoy triple Starpoints and avail of great rewards and recognition with Starwood Preferred Planner program.



Key features of the newly revamped www.starwoodmeetings.com include search options by location, meeting space and number of guestrooms needed and capacity; tips for planning a successful meeting; access to Starwood Preferred Planner; special offers; online RFP and destination information.

 
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