Golden Prince Hotel & Suites Celebrates 19 Years of Hospitality Excellence
Established in 2006, Golden Prince Hotel and Suites, located along Archbishop Reyes Avenue, has proudly reached a significant milestone of 19 years in operation. The hotel celebrated this achievement with a month-long promotional event named "SAVORbration," which offered exclusive dining deals across all its outlets. This initiative underscores the hotel's unwavering commitment to providing memorable guest experiences through its unique blend of Cebuano heritage and world-class service.
Executive Leadership and Culinary Highlights
The anniversary celebration was attended by key executives from the hotel, including General Manager Arthur James Fernandez, Sales Director Lelet Velasquez, PR and Marketing Manager Hershey Herrera-Canonigo, and sales account executives Jazzee Lebumfacil, Maylin Narvasa, and Dioda Moradas. Guests were treated to thoughtfully curated menus across the hotel's dining spaces, such as Le’Mon Restaurant for lunch and dinner, Q Café for casual coffee conversations, and the Kabilin Lounge for relaxed evenings in its warm, native-inspired interiors. These offerings were designed to cater to a diverse clientele, including families, friends, couples, reunions, and corporate gatherings.
More than just marking a milestone, the anniversary highlighted nearly two decades of excellence, tradition, and innovation that continue to define Golden Prince Hotel and Suites as a premier hospitality destination.
Philippine Airlines Marks 85th Anniversary with Fleet Upgrade
In a separate development, Philippine Airlines (PAL), the country's flag carrier, celebrated its 85th anniversary by accepting the first batch of 18 Airbus A321ceo aircraft following a comprehensive retrofitting program at Lufthansa Technik Philippines in Manila. The upgraded aircraft feature a dual-class configuration that accommodates 194 passengers, with 12 seats in Business Class and 182 in Economy Class.
Commitment to Filipino Craftsmanship
PAL has selected Collins Pinnacle seats for the Economy Class, which are manufactured at the Collins Aerospace facility in Batangas by Filipino workers. Alvin Miranda, PAL Vice President for Marketing, emphasized that this retrofit program reflects the airline's dedication to quality and Filipino craftsmanship. "This retrofit program reflects the airline's vision of heartfelt care and the dedicated craftsmanship of Filipino workers in the manufacture of aircraft seats," Miranda stated.
This project is notable as it marks the first aircraft retrofit program by a local airline to utilize Filipino skilled labor, showcasing a significant step forward in the aviation industry's support for local talent and innovation.
