1-Newsletter-07
 

Message from the CEO

With the current Covid-19 pandemic trying everyone's mood and patience, we believe that optimism and making plans are some of the keys to resilience and happiness. As countries are slowly reopening their borders, we're all hoping to travel again soon and getting away from it all. We, at Thalias, have then considered the top holiday destinations for you to start planning your next trip.

In the meantime, you can still enjoy the wonderful flavours of both Cambodian and French cuisines at our Malis, Topaz and Khéma restaurants. We promise that our wonderful dishes will make you travel without having to take the plane!

Yours sincerely,

Arnaud DARC
CEO and Chairman Thalias Hospitality Group

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