One Hyundai Club - Life in Style

On January 2012, Hyundai Asia Resources, Inc. (HARI), starts the year with a blast as it holds the ultimate lifestyle event of the year.

One Hyundai Club (OHC) Life in Style is a grand lifestyle event that celebrates the good life that all One Hyundai Club members and Hyundai customers truly deserve. Happening on the 14th of January, 2012, this event is HARI's way of thanking OHC members for their continued support and patronage throughout the years.

The event will feature the launch of the 2012 One Hyundai Club Life in Style Journal and will bring to life a taste of the various shopping, dining, beauty and wellness, travel and leisure activities and promos that the journal has in store for OHC members. Primarily intended for OHC members who will enjoy special perks and the chance to win exciting raffle prizes, the event is also open to other Hyundai car owners and guests.

One Hyundai club members and existing and potential Hyundai customers get the opportunity to experience the good life they deserve with the different activities lined-up that will surely cater to their various interests.

Log-in and register for FREE at www.ohclifeinstyle.com.ph, for more details, and like them at facebook.com/OneHyundaiClubLifeInStyle.

Don’t just live your life, live it in style.

For further information contact:
Maria Lenavi B. Ramos
Tel: +63+2-813.6788 to 89 loc. 207
mlramos@hyundai-asia.com

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