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Pechon Hotel: The Preferred Choice Among Business Travelers Pechon Hotel has been providing executives from all over the world with a comfortable place to stay in Jamaica for more than 25 years. Our location in downtown Kingston is within walking distance of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and the Harbour Conference Centre. All of the rooms and suites at Pechon Hotel feature air-conditioning, cable television, a mini-fridge, a coffeemaker, a safe, and free Wi-Fi. We also have an outdoor swimming pool with a poolside café, as well as a fitness room and business centre. Continental breakfast is available every morning for a small fee. The single rooms with a double bed that make up our West Wing are available for 26,000 JMD per night. The suites in our East Wing, which additionally include a living room with a writing desk and a furnished balcony, can be reserved for 40,000 JMD per night. Both wings overlook Kingston Harbour. Visit www.pechonhotel.com.jm to reserve your stay today. ========== E-Mail message To: Glenda Douglas <g.douglas@jenkinsassociates.com> From: Emiliano Andres <e.andres@jenkinsassociates.com> Subject: RE: Upcoming trip Date: 8 November Dear Glenda, Thank you for asking before making plans to bring your husband and child on your trip to Kingston next month for the Caribbean Travel Forum. Jenkins Associates does indeed allow employees to bring family along on work trips at their own expense. We will still pay for your airfare, the cost of a single room for two nights, and three days' meal allowance, but you must cover any other expenses. You should contact Pechon Hotel directly to arrange your upgrade to a suite and the extension of your stay through Saturday night. Please also keep in mind that you will be expected to attend all conference events as usual, including evening ones. Let me know if you have any other questions. Best, Emiliano Andres, Human Resources Specialist ========== Caribbean Travel Forum Friday, 4 December Harbour Conference Center Kingston, Jamaica 9-9:30 A.M.: Registration 9:30-10 A.M.: Opening Remarks (Jalissa Vargas, President of the Caribbean Tourism Association) 10 А.м.-12 р.м.: Keynote Address: Integrating Technology into Caribbean Tourism (Irene Summers, CEO of TravelZap) 12-1 P.M.: Lunch 1:30-3 P.M.: Seminar: Public Policy Challenges (Eric Perry, Professor at Bridgetown College) 3:30-5 P.M.: Panel: Achieving Environmentally Sustainable Tourism (Various experts) 6:30 P.M.: Networking Dinner

What is an exclusive feature of the lodgings in the hotel's East Wing?