GEORGE TOWN, November 3 – Last night, Ascott Malaysia Penang Cluster wrapped up an extraordinary event, ‘The Link Club’ gathering, a vibrant and extravagant celebration dedicated to honoring the unwavering support of Corporates, Governments, Tourism Bodies, and Media throughout the year 2023. The event took place on yesterday, November 2, 2023, from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM, in the eerie yet chic setting of Noordin One, Citadines Connect Georgetown Penang. Embracing the Halloween spirit, the gathering offered attendees an evening filled with spine-tingling excitement and ghoulish delights.
Noordin One at Citadines Connect Georgetown Penang was transformed into a haunted wonderland, providing an immersive experience for all those who joined the celebration. The event was nothing short of thrilling, with highlights including a spine-chilling lucky draw where attendees had the opportunity to win luxurious getaways and enticing vouchers. The gastronomic delights served were nothing short of enchanting, with a bewitching spread ranging from gourmet appetizers to devilishly delicious desserts.
An open bar, offering an enchanting selection of beverages, allowed guests to raise their glasses to a night filled with camaraderie and celebration. “The Link Club” Gathering was more than just an event; it was an experience that captured the essence of partnership, gratitude, and community. Ascott Malaysia Penang Cluster expressed its heartfelt appreciation to all the esteemed supporters who have played a pivotal role in the journey throughout 2023.
Mondi Mecja, Ascott Malaysia Country General Manager, expressed his excitement about hosting “The Link Club” gathering: “We are excited to host ‘The Link Club’ gathering, a night where we can express our gratitude to the incredible individuals and organizations that have stood by us throughout the year. With Halloween as our theme, we promised an evening of mystery, fun, and unforgettable memories.” In line with Ascott’s expansion plan in Malaysia, the brand is set to launch several more properties across Malaysian cities within the next two years.
