THE SOL MELIA CORPORATE AND PREFERRED RATE PROGRAMMES 2000 PROVIDE GREAT RATES FOR CORPORATE GUESTS

Singapore, 25 April 2000

Sol Meliá has re-launched one of its most popular sales programmes; its

"Corporate" and "Preferred" rates for companies with a corporate agreement

with the leading European hotel chain. The Corporate Rates programme starts

at only 31.25 euros per person per night for accommodation with breakfast.

The rates are valid until 31st December 2000 and apply to more than 140

city hotels on 4 continents.

To be eligible for these rates, companies need to sign a corporate

agreement with the Sol Meliá Corporate Sales Department and receive their

code number as a Corporate or Preferred client. The rates apply for a

double room for one or two guests. Preferred rates only apply to those

companies that exceed a minimum number of required room nights for the year

2000.

For both programmes, companies benefit from highly competitive prices, and

a guarantee of consistent quality of the products and services. Both

programmes also include special rates for Executive Floor rooms or Suites

and earn points on the Sol Meliá MaS loyalty programme and the Iberia Plus

programme run by the Spanish national airline.

For further information, contact the Corporate Sales Department via email

at corporate.international@solmelia.es

Sol Meliá, Europe's leading hotel group and the ninth largest hotel company

in the world, has a portfolio of more than 260 city and resort hotels in 28

countries under the brand names of Meliá, Sol and Paradisus hotels. The

newest additions to the Group include 10 new properties in Paris, the Meliá

Roma Aurelia (in Rome), Meliá Mexico Reforma (in Mexico DF) and Meliá White

House (in London). Its properties in Asia include Gran Meliá Jakarta, Meliá

Bali (incorporating The Garden Villas), Meliá Benoa (Bali), Sol Lovina

(Bali), Meliá Purosani (Yogyakarta), Meliá Panorama (Batam), and Sol Elite

Marbella (Anyer) in Indonesia; Meliá Hanoi in Vietnam; Meliá Kuala Lumpur

in Malaysia; Meliá Hua Hin and Sol Twin Towers (Bangkok) in Thailand. Sol

Meliá has signed contracts to take-over and manage a further 60 hotels by

the year 2002.