Le Méridien boasts Maltese Culture for World Tourism Day

St Julians, Malta – September, 30th 2011

Since 1980, the United Nations World Tourism Organization has been celebrating World Tourism Day every year, on September 27. It is on that specific date, in 1970, that the Statutes of the UNWTO were adopted. The adoption of these Statutes is considered a milestone in global tourism. The purpose of World Tourism Day is to raise awareness on the role of tourism within the international community and to demonstrate how it affects social, cultural, political and economic values worldwide.

The participants to World Tourism Day excurison organised by Le Meridien

Autumn Incentive Offer

For groups of minimum 10 rooms, staying for a minimum of 3 nights, any time between the 1st of September and the 31st of December 2011 (subject to availability).

Only valid for bookings placed before the 31st of May 2011.

Standard SINGLE
September: €120 per person per night
October: €100 per person per night
November/December: €65 per person per night

Standard DOUBLE
September: €70 per person per night
October: €55 per person per night
November/December: €40 per person per night

Daily Delegate Rate at €52 per person, including:

• Free internet in guest room (wired)
• Access to main meeting room
• Free water in main meeting room
• Conference packs
• 2 standard coffee breaks
• Buffet lunch OR buffer dinner
• Non alcoholic beverage package
• Non alcoholic welcome drink upon arrival

One free delegate package for every 5 delegate packages booked (Max. 6 free delegate packages in all) + up to 4 VIP upgrades (subject to availability) !!

Send your query to sales.malta@lemeridien.com now and mention "FALL OFFER" to get a quote based on the above offer.

Please note that management reserves the right to amend or terminate this offer at any time.

Malta - your island in the Mediterranean

"If 25 red cars pass by, I will..."

February Vibe By Alexis Callus

How do we make choices in life? Does a formula of ‘ifs’ and ‘whens’ exist to help us take our daily decisions?

When I was young (not that I am not), I used to play a game that went something like this: “If 25 red cars go by, I will eat a tomato”… or anything else for that fact. But the point is, I was conditioning my actions to an external reaction. Basically, I was allowing the actions of others to influence my decisions. What if that 25th red car had never passed, where would I be today?