Vikings Luxury Buffet Now Accommodates Private Events at its New Vikings Venue

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Vikings Luxury Buffet restaurant has been synonymous with special celebrations since it opened its doors of its first branch in the SM by the Bay area of the Mall of Asia. Families and friends have gathered to savor the specialty seafood, meat, vegetarian dishes and desserts of the international buffet especially prepared by its experienced chefs.

The concept has become very popular as a venue for celebrating milestones and special occasions, and it is now launching its Vikings Venue in the Seaside Boulevard of the SM By the Bay complex because of numerous requests. The patrons of Vikings Luxury Buffet love to celebrate the most important events of their lives. This is why it has decided to offer a more spacious and private place that offers an all-you-can-eat dining experience unlike any other, without having to pay for the events place. Clients will only pay for the buffet, which will include the well-loved dishes from the Vikings restaurants.

There are Five (5) function rooms in the event venue that can be combined to accommodate more guests. Function Room 1 can fit 120 to 150pax, Function Rooms 2, 3, and 4 can accommodate 50 to 70 each, and Function Room 5 can accommodate 120 to 150 guests.

With its tagline of "All Occasions in One Place", the Vikings Venue is ideal for romantic wedding receptions, family reunions, or fun birthday celebrations. The interiors are classic and luxurious, with a high ceiling and stylish accents. For client’s convenience, Vikings has partnered with Carousel Styling by A. Sia Design for event styling needs. At the moment, clients also have the option to book their events suppliers such as party stylists, photo booths and entertainment to personalize their celebrations. 

Lucky Number 13 Wins Miss Aviation Philippines 2016

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I keep telling people that the number 13 is not unlucky. Well, it was indeed a lucky number for candidate number 13 of the Miss Aviations Philippines 2016 competition on February 9, 2016 at the Manila Peninsula hotel in Makati.

The new muse of aviators is now Kristine Malicsi, followed by Reichelieu Santos as 1st runner up and Trizia Abaya as second runner up. Congratulations to the girls for a well deserving win.

Coincidentally, all their numbers were in a series as the other two were candidates number 15 and 14 respectively. Also, from what was revealed during the swimsuit competition proper at Camaya Coast, the leading candidates were also the three who also won awards during that part of the competition.

I pretty much like everything that happened on the grand coronation night as the girls were all splendid on stage. From the different attires they wore up to the Question and Answer portion where they all answered the judges questions very intellectually.

Capt. Joy Roa and Carla Cabrera Quimpo couldn't be any prouder for the candidates who were all spectacular that night. Cleo Margaret Brown also gave his last walk as Miss Aviation Philippines 2015 to make way for the new Aviation beauty.

How To Get to the Weekend of Everything That Flies

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Make sure you know how to get to the Weekend of Everything that Flies! or the 20th Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta

www.philballoonfest.net/directions-venue/

*By Public Transport*

From Metro Manila, ride a Victory Liner bus bound for Dagupan and go down at Dau common terminal. From Dau terminal, walk a bit towards the highway where jeepneys or tricycle are available, and take a jeep to Clark or SM Clark. Then take another jeep into Clark and tell the driver you're going to the Balloon Fiesta. After the jeepney drops you off, you'll be walking a bit more to the entrance gates, so make sure you wear comfortable shoes!

*Via Car*

Getting to the Clark Freeport Zone, otherwise known as the Clark Special Economic Zone by car is easy. Simply take the North Luzon Expressway from Manila and exit at Dau, Mabalacat. After your exit, a left turn towards Angeles City, and a little Angeles City/Dau traffic, will bring you to within an easy right turn of the Clark Zone itself. The trip should take about an hour and a half from Manila without heavy traffic. For parking information, please visithttp://www.philballoonfest.net/visitors-info/parking-info/

*By Air*

You can hop on regular commercial flights to Clark International Airport. Carriers that land at Clark are Cebu Pacific Air, Air Asia, and Tiger Airways.