N.9, MALAYSIA | Familia Trip - PNB Ilham Resort Port Dickson

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Date: 20-22 March 2010
Peserta2: Ena, Edan, Zati, uyu, Fali, Aboh and Mee

It's been a while since my last family trip. This time, the location is very near to KL, but still a bit jauh for my parents. For their keselesaan, i personally bought a flight ticket for them from KB to KL..I am happy to get rid that tiring 7 hours bus trip for my parents. Ilham resort is actually owned by my company and as a very dedicated staff (hahaha), it is a pleasure to use my company's benefit. Normal price for 3-bed apartment here will cost outsider RM600++/night but for me, i just pay RM90/night..lucky me!!! Photos below speak everything for me..for more info you can go to their website and if you want to ask anything from me, i am so happy to help..

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