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PROMOSI HANGAT!!! KOTA XIAN CHINA

PROMOSI HANGAT!!!
KOTA XIAN CHINA
20 OGOS 2014 - 24 OGOS 2014
RM2050
JADI, APA TUNGGU LAGI??
.AYUH!!!!!!DAFTAR SEGERA!!!ANDA PASTI BERPUAS HATI.
Sebarang pertanyaan sila hubungi kami ...
Ibu pejabat:- terletak di No37, Jalan Maju 1, Taman Maju 32610 seri Iskandar Perak .
No Tel : 05-3714001
fax : 05-3712001
H/P : 016-5247001
Cawangan kami:-
No 69 laluan Jelapang Selatan Taman Kledang,
30100 Ipoh, Perak
No Tel : 05-5287001
Fax : 05-5270001
H/p :016-5267001
Lot 3015-E Jalan Rusila, kampung Rusila ,
21080 Marang , Terengganu.
No Tel: 09-6174001
h/p :016-5234033
No 4-1, Tingkat 1 Plaza Citra Kajang, Jalan Citra 43000, Kajang
Hospital Serdang, Selangor
H/P : 016-520010
tel : 0387393018


 

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