The Aqua Resort Club launched Wednesday its newest marketing strategy, Coffee On Us, serving coffee and snack delights during a courtesy call at the Governor\u2019s Office on Capitol Hill.<\/p>\n
ARC supervisors Rom Manzon and Peter De Layola said that going to the offices of their clients is part of \u201cmaking ourselves felt and letting them know that our services continue without interruption.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cThis is like a sales call. We visit our clients and do some catering to them,\u201d said De Layola.<\/p>\n
During Wednesday\u2019s courtesy call at the Governor\u2019s Office, the ARC management and staff met with Lt. Gov. Diego T. Benavente, and other ranking officials.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe served them coffee, pastries as a way to say thank you for patronizing us,\u201d said De Layola.<\/p>\n
He said ARC, which begins a major renovation this month, would continue to offer its regular services during the construction period. They said the construction would be done phase by phase so as not to disturb operations.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s total facelift but it will done area by area,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
The ARC team is headed by acting general manager and F&B director Ramoncito Cabrera, who joined the hotel in July 2004 following the hotel\u2019s acquisition by Ken Corp. of Tokyo.<\/p>\n
Others present in yesterday\u2019s Coffee on Us promotion were Cabrera, owner representative Ken Yanagizawa, room division manager Hiroki Sogie, sales manager Yoshimi Kodama, and assistant F&B director Manny Barcial.<\/p>\n
The ARC team was expected to visit the Legislature yesterday.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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