Cinnamon to host Marco Pierre White in January

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White with Cinnamon Hotels and Resorts Managing Director Dileep Mudadeniya (fifth from right) and other Cinnamon and Sri Lankan Tourism officials at the WTM

Cinnamon Hotels & Resorts are gearing to host celebrated restaurateur and Australian Master Chef Judge Marco Pierre White to Sri Lanka from January 18 to 31, 2016.
The celebrated British chef, television personality and cookbook author will be flown down courtesy of the national carrier SriLankan Airlines to take part in a series of specialized culinary programmes to be hosted by Cinnamon Hotels and Resorts.
White will prepare a thematic dinner for a crowd of well-known personalities in Colombo on January 22 as part of his tour and a special beginner’s class for trainee chefs on another day.
White made a celebrity appearance at the Cinnamon stand at the World Travel Market (WTM) recently and spoke about his visit to Sri Lanka to the industry attendees while endorsing Cinnamon.

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