The “InterContinental Dining Experience” in Bangkok unites top chefs and culinary experts from round the world in each of the hotel’s many and varied restaurants. Now, to carry on success of the recent “4,000 Reasons” promotion, the benefits of experience go up one notch. Dine at any InterContinental restaurant and bar – in addition to Café G and Charm Thai at the adjacent Holiday Inn – and receive a voucher equivalent to the food bill towards later dining at a value up to THB 4,001. At InterContinental, vouchers can be earned and redeemed in: • Grossi Trattoria & Wine Bar – Italian cuisine by legendary chef Guy Grossi • Fireplace Grill – a Bangkok institution for more than 40 years • Espresso – innovative international buffets • Summer Palace – elegant Cantonese cuisine • Balcony Lounge & Humidor – the new spot for spirits and cigars • Choc! – a complete production venue of fine chocolates and confections • The Deli – a neighbourhood favourite for gourmet snacks and drinks Vouchers also apply at Holiday Inn’s Café G where market-style dining and fun in a relaxed atmosphere define the experience, as well as at Charm Thai, the modern Thai kitchen. Terms & Conditions 1.Subject to availability 2.Vouchers issued at minimum THB 500 and maximum THB 4001 3.Applies to food only, not inclusive of beverages, VAT or service charge 4.Promotion valid from July 1 to September 30, 2009 5.Vouchers are valid for 30 days after date of issue and must be used by September 30, 2009 6.One voucher per table 7.Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer 8.Only one voucher can be used per bill per table 9.Food bill cannot be split when either earning or redeeming voucher 10.Any amount over redeemed voucher amount is payable in cash or credit card; however, food portion of additional amount can be applied towards another voucher For more information or reservations, please call Restaurant Concierge at 02 656 0360.

Recently, Bangkok Airways organised agent-get together sessions in “Agent Seminar 2009”, to give the latest on route information, FlyerBonus scheme, auto pricing system and other services such as; Bangkok Airways’ Blue Ribbon Class (Business Class) and Samui Airport’s shopping street - Samui Park Avenue. The first session of the seminar was held in Bangkok and was repeated in; Chiang Mai, Phuket, Pattaya and Samui, as the airline’s top destinations.

The Kamlangjai Project, initiated by Her Royal Highness Princess Bajrakitiyabha, invites the public from 15 years and older, including female and juvenile prison inmates, to compete in the project’s logo design contest through 30 June 2009 to win the Princess’s cash awards and plates of honor. Mr. Kittipong Kitayarak permanent secretary of the Ministry of Justice, said the Kamlangjai Project was initiated by Her Royal Highness Princess Bajrakitiyabha to advocate for inmates who are women and youths, including those deprived of social support. For the past three years, the project has been aimed at benefiting Thai society. While the media have given their full support to the project and delivered messages in different forms, the project’s organizers think it’s time for the project to have its own logo so as to create a distinct identity and develop greater recognition among the public. “The logo contest is open to the public aged 15 years and older. Special to the contest to is an opportunity for inmates to compete since they are considered important people and should be encouraged to express their capabilities and knowledge. We would like to invite interested persons to join the project,” Mr. Kittipong said. The contest allows two types of entries: 1) Contestants from the general public, and 2) Contestants from inmates including youths under the Department of Juvenile Observation and Protection. The design entries must not be smaller than 15 x 15 cm and no larger than an A4 piece of paper. Contestants are free to use water color, pencil color, oil pastel, poster color, or computer graphics. The design must carry the word “Kamlangjai” (Encouragement) and the designers are advised to submit a description of their inspiration in writing with their design entry. Submissions may be sent to P.O. Box 1118, New Petchburi Road, Bangkok 10311, until 30 June 2009. The application form can be downloaded. For more information, please visit www.kamlangjai.or.th or call 02-502-6689, 02-502-8327, or 082-443-3779. The winner will received a plague of honor and Baht 50,000 cash prize by Her Royal Highness Princess Bajrakitiyabha. An honorable mention winner will receive a certificate and Baht 20,000 cash prize. The honorable mention prizes are prepared for both catagories: General Public and Inmates to give opportunity and support to those under the Department of Juvenile Observation and Projection. Kamlangjai Project was established in 2006 by Her Royal Highness Princess Bajrakitiyabha who wishes to render support to the needy in Thai society, especially those jailbirds who are women, children, youths, and others who are deprived of the opportunity. The project is aimed at giving support to the groups of people. It does not overlap with other projects by the government. The target groups and activities are selected for maximized benefits and support those government agencies which are lacking of necessities. In addition, the project serves as a center to coordinate with those who wish to make donation and to help people who are deprived of opportunity as wished by Her Royal Highness Princess Bajrakitiyabha The project is also aimed at making other agncies in the public and private sectors to be aware of the projects and channels to assist and give morale support to the people. Thai society will learn about the people who were once mistep and wish to start a new life and wish happiness, peace, and harmony to happen in the society. For more information, please call: Kith & Kin 02-663-3226-71, Khun Nakanan, 02-663-3226 Ext. 71 Khun Orawan 02-663-3226 Ext. 67

HOLIDAY INN SILOM BANGKOK – JUMP WITH JOY TO CELEBRATE ‘BIGGEST FREE NIGHTS OFFER’ LAUNCH PARTY Holiday Inn Silom Bangkok organized a ‘Ready for Bed’ party and Pyjama Fashion Show to mark the official launch of IHG’s (InterContinental Hotels Group) ‘Biggest Free Nights Offer’ (provides a guest a free night’s stay to be used at any of IHG brands, after 2 nights stay at qualifying rates at any IHG hotel in the world [excluding Japan] ) at the Crystal Ballroom recently. Picture shows; Hotel’s General Manager, Mr.Michael Horsburgh, in his pyjama, is jumping on the bed to celebrate the biggest offer ever, while other management and staffs (also in pyjamas) cheering on. Remarks: How the ‘Biggest Free Nights’ offer promotion works; • Register for the promotion at www.getafreenight.com • Stay any two nights between 4 May and 3 July 2009 (the two nights do not have to be consecutive or at the same brand of hotel) • Get one free night to use between 3 July and 26 December 2009 • Use your free nights at any IHG’s hotel brands - over 4,000 hotels around the world • Earn up to four free nights (e.g. stay eight nights, get four free) Thank you for your kind consideration on this news release. For more press information please contact Marketing Communications Department, Holiday Inn Silom Bangkok Sukrita Chomdhavat sukrita.c@holidayinnsilom.com Pawena Suwanpangkul pawena.s@holidayinnsilom.com Tel. 0 2238 4300 ext. 4321, 4322