Grampa
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never travel out of your resort area? got cheaper minimart + massage
i wanted to, I ask the staff there they refuse to tell me!
never travel out of your resort area? got cheaper minimart + massage
Most of the batam/bintan resorts frequented by Singaporeans are owned (partially or fully) by singaporeans
Wah lao, why need torture yourself by eating instant noodles? Can go trikora beach or tanjung pinang, eat until you so drop.
yes it is run in a very systematic way, even the decor looks like paris ris chalet.
the staff all well trained to be all smiles.
But too bad, all these won't get a return trip from me and I am so gonna warn everyone possible!
you see his sidebar should raise red flag liao mah, all is adverts lehi go believe this person's blog, totally regret!!
http://onlywilliam.blogspot.sg/2014/11/short-getaway-bintan-lagoon-resort.html
i go believe this person's blog, totally regret!!
http://onlywilliam.blogspot.sg/2014/11/short-getaway-bintan-lagoon-resort.html
i wanted to, I ask the staff there they refuse to tell me!
waiter and hotel staffs there mostly Indo or pinoy?
you see his sidebar should raise red flag liao mah, all is adverts leh
never do research ah. That time i went to their hawker centre/wet market with their cheap provision shop there to eat and stock up stuffs . I think thats where all the worker stayed one
little research done, very impromptu trip. In the end go believe a ghey blog who writes for the resort itself!
couple ah? where are the sex pics?
shat. thanks for info, now I know why they seems to have some Singaporean business man shrewd moves
Our History
Our Company was incorporated in Singapore on 7 April 2003 as an investment holding company. Certain of our subsidiaries commenced operations in the early 1990s with the participation of the Salim Group and several Singapore government-linked investors, such as the SCI Group, the Keppel Group and JTC Group. Our businesses in Bintan and Batam benefit from the close economic co-operation between Indonesia and Singapore and the signing in 1990 of the agreement between the governments of Indonesia and Singapore on Economic Cooperation in the Framework of the Development of the Riau Province. The agreement provides for, inter alia, the cooperation of both governments to promote international investments in tourist resort development and tourist infrastructure in the Riau Province of Indonesia (especially Bintan), investments in Singapore by Indonesian residents and companies and investments in Indonesia by Singapore residents and companies, and the development of investment projects in the Riau Province and Singapore. Bintan and Batam are located within the Riau Archipelago in Indonesia and became a separate province since 2004.