Showing posts with label Johor Premium Outlet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Johor Premium Outlet. Show all posts
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Tuesday, 3 December 2019
Getting to Johor Premium Outlets (JPO) by car
BY CAR
From Singapore via Woodlands
Singapore → Sultan Iskandar CIQ JB → Jalan Yahya Aldatar → Lebuhraya Tebrau → Lebuhraya Utara Selatan → Exit 253 → Exit 304 → Exit 302A → Johor Premium Outlets®
Singapore → Sultan Iskandar CIQ JB → Jalan Yahya Aldatar → Lebuhraya Tebrau → Lebuhraya Utara Selatan → Exit 253 → Exit 304 → Exit 302A → Johor Premium Outlets®
From Singapore via 2nd Link
Singapore → Tuas → Lebuhraya Hubungan Kedua Malaysia Singapore → Exit 304 → Exit 302A → Johor Premium Outlets®
Singapore → Tuas → Lebuhraya Hubungan Kedua Malaysia Singapore → Exit 304 → Exit 302A → Johor Premium Outlets®
From Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur → Lebuhraya Utara Selatan → Lebuhraya Hubungan Kedua Malaysia Singapura → Exit 253 → Exit 304 → Exit 302A → Johor Premium Outlets®
Kuala Lumpur → Lebuhraya Utara Selatan → Lebuhraya Hubungan Kedua Malaysia Singapura → Exit 253 → Exit 304 → Exit 302A → Johor Premium Outlets®
Getting to Johor Premium Outlets (JPO) by bus
From Singapore to Johor
TRAVELING ROUTE | TRAVELING TIME | FARE | TIME SCHEDULE |
|---|---|---|---|
Bus No. CW1
Kranji MRT Station ↓ JB Sentral |
20 mins
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S$1.00
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Please visit Causeway Link homepage for detailed schedule.
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Bus No. CW2
Queen Street ↓ JB Sentral |
45 mins
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S$3.50
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Please visit Causeway Link homepage for detailed schedule.
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Bus No. CW5
Newton Circus ↓ JB Sentral |
35 mins
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S$3.50
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Please visit Causeway Link homepage for detailed schedule.
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Travelling time are subject to change depending on traffic conditions.
Get off at JB Sentral or JBCIQ and take JPO1 at the respective bus terminal to Johor Premium Outlets®
Get off at JB Sentral or JBCIQ and take JPO1 at the respective bus terminal to Johor Premium Outlets®
Friday, 14 June 2019
Monday, 15 April 2019
Monday, 20 August 2018
Monday, 27 October 2014
New shops join Johor Premium Outlets fold
New shops join Johor Premium Outlets fold
JOHOR Premium Outlets, a popular shopping mall here recently added more brands to give shoppers more choices to gear up for the holiday season.
It has more than 130 leading designer brand outlets, offering fashionable apparel, sportswear, shoes and accessories.
The latest outlets include Anakku, Animation World, Cafe Barbera, Cole Haan, Hugo Boss, Kate Spade, La Perla, Marc Jacobs, New Balance, Obermain, Porsche Design, Polo Ralph Lauren Children, Renoma Paris, TCBY Frozen Yogurt and Tocco Toscano.
To make shopping more exciting, many of the stores are offering up to 65 per cent savings during the year-end holiday season.
Complementing the shops is a spacious, food court with improved facilities and new outlets such as Madisons Cafe and Subway, offering international and local cuisine.
Since its opening in 2011, the mall has grown to become a major shopping destination, attracting millions of visitors from Malaysia, Singapore and around the region.
Strategically located at the intersection of the North-South Expressway and Second Link Expressway, it is open daily from 10am to 10pm.
For details, visit the www.premiumoutlets.com.my.
The popular mall is a major shopping destination, attracting millions of visitors from Malaysia, Singapore and around the region.
~News courtesy of New Straits Times~
JOHOR Premium Outlets, a popular shopping mall here recently added more brands to give shoppers more choices to gear up for the holiday season.
It has more than 130 leading designer brand outlets, offering fashionable apparel, sportswear, shoes and accessories.
The latest outlets include Anakku, Animation World, Cafe Barbera, Cole Haan, Hugo Boss, Kate Spade, La Perla, Marc Jacobs, New Balance, Obermain, Porsche Design, Polo Ralph Lauren Children, Renoma Paris, TCBY Frozen Yogurt and Tocco Toscano.
To make shopping more exciting, many of the stores are offering up to 65 per cent savings during the year-end holiday season.
Complementing the shops is a spacious, food court with improved facilities and new outlets such as Madisons Cafe and Subway, offering international and local cuisine.
Since its opening in 2011, the mall has grown to become a major shopping destination, attracting millions of visitors from Malaysia, Singapore and around the region.
Strategically located at the intersection of the North-South Expressway and Second Link Expressway, it is open daily from 10am to 10pm.
For details, visit the www.premiumoutlets.com.my.
The popular mall is a major shopping destination, attracting millions of visitors from Malaysia, Singapore and around the region.
~News courtesy of New Straits Times~
Thursday, 14 November 2013
New stores at shoppers' paradise
New stores at shoppers' paradise
Johor Premium Outlets, the first Premium Outlet Center in Southeast Asia, will open new stores on Nov 15 as part of Phase II of its expansion.
Comprising over 9,290.3 sq m this exciting addition to the shopping centre will feature 40 stores, bringing the total number of shops to 120.
New stores include Aigner, BCBGMAXAZRIA, Beauty Scents, Bread & Butter, Columbia, Cotton On Kids, Florsheim, Furla, Hugo Boss, Hush Puppies, Kate Spade, LeSportsac, Pan-West, Sacoor Brothers, Sembonia, Springfield, Stride Rite, Sunglass Hut, Swatch and World of Outdoors. Additional brands will be announced later.
Johor Premium Outlets general manager Jean Marie Pin Harry said that the outlet appreciates the support of the merchant community and their confidence in Johor Premium Outlets.
"The expansion of Johor Premium Outlets will offer residents and visitors an enhanced shopping experience, providing shoppers with even more designer labels and leading brands at impressive prices, all in one location," she said.
As the first outlet in Southeast Asia, Johor Premium Outlets has been a great addition to the state of Johor, shaping the retail landscape and attracting crowds of people to the Johor area.
Since its opening in 2011, Johor Premium Outlets has become a major shopping destination attracting millions of visitors from around the region.
For details, visit www.premiumoutlets.com.my.
An aerial view from the outlet’s secondary tower.
~News courtesy of New Straits Times~
Johor Premium Outlets, the first Premium Outlet Center in Southeast Asia, will open new stores on Nov 15 as part of Phase II of its expansion.
Comprising over 9,290.3 sq m this exciting addition to the shopping centre will feature 40 stores, bringing the total number of shops to 120.
New stores include Aigner, BCBGMAXAZRIA, Beauty Scents, Bread & Butter, Columbia, Cotton On Kids, Florsheim, Furla, Hugo Boss, Hush Puppies, Kate Spade, LeSportsac, Pan-West, Sacoor Brothers, Sembonia, Springfield, Stride Rite, Sunglass Hut, Swatch and World of Outdoors. Additional brands will be announced later.
Johor Premium Outlets general manager Jean Marie Pin Harry said that the outlet appreciates the support of the merchant community and their confidence in Johor Premium Outlets.
"The expansion of Johor Premium Outlets will offer residents and visitors an enhanced shopping experience, providing shoppers with even more designer labels and leading brands at impressive prices, all in one location," she said.
As the first outlet in Southeast Asia, Johor Premium Outlets has been a great addition to the state of Johor, shaping the retail landscape and attracting crowds of people to the Johor area.
Since its opening in 2011, Johor Premium Outlets has become a major shopping destination attracting millions of visitors from around the region.
For details, visit www.premiumoutlets.com.my.
An aerial view from the outlet’s secondary tower.
~News courtesy of New Straits Times~
Sunday, 1 September 2013
More in store in JPO Phase II
More in store in JPO Phase II
Part two of the premier shopping centre to offer 40 new stores and over 9,000sq m of retail space
PHASE II of Johor Premium Outlets (JPO) is well underway and scheduled to open in November.
About 9,290sq m large, Phase II will have about 40 stores, bringing the total number of stores at the shopping centre to 120. Since its opening in 2011, JPO has grown to become a major shopping destination attracting millions of visitors from Malaysia, Singapore and around the region.
With the additional stores, JPO will enhance the shopping experience for visitors while continuing to contribute to the economic development of Kulaijaya.
JPO recently held a three-day job fair in collaboration with the its tenants. The fair featured numerous booths actively recruiting full- and part-time staff to fill a range of management and sales positions in over 40 stores.
Participating outlets included Aigner, BCBGMAXAZRIA, Bread & Butter, Coach, Columbia, Dome Cafe, Furla, Kampachi Japanese Restaurant, Hugo Boss, Polo Ralph Lauren, Sacoor Brothers, Sembonia, Sunglass Hut, World Of Outdoors and many more.
"JPO does not only provide a great outlet shopping experience for the nearby residents and visitors, it also supports the community by creating hundreds of new jobs and assisting in the overall economic growth of the area," said JPO general manager Jean Marie Pin Harry.
"Aside from boosting tourism by placing Malaysia on the world retail map, we look forward to helping the state build and develop human resources and talent."
Johor Premium Outlets is set to cement its position as a major shopping destination with the expansion. Pic by Zain Ahmed
~News courtesy of New Straits Times~
Part two of the premier shopping centre to offer 40 new stores and over 9,000sq m of retail space
PHASE II of Johor Premium Outlets (JPO) is well underway and scheduled to open in November.
About 9,290sq m large, Phase II will have about 40 stores, bringing the total number of stores at the shopping centre to 120. Since its opening in 2011, JPO has grown to become a major shopping destination attracting millions of visitors from Malaysia, Singapore and around the region.
With the additional stores, JPO will enhance the shopping experience for visitors while continuing to contribute to the economic development of Kulaijaya.
JPO recently held a three-day job fair in collaboration with the its tenants. The fair featured numerous booths actively recruiting full- and part-time staff to fill a range of management and sales positions in over 40 stores.
Participating outlets included Aigner, BCBGMAXAZRIA, Bread & Butter, Coach, Columbia, Dome Cafe, Furla, Kampachi Japanese Restaurant, Hugo Boss, Polo Ralph Lauren, Sacoor Brothers, Sembonia, Sunglass Hut, World Of Outdoors and many more.
"JPO does not only provide a great outlet shopping experience for the nearby residents and visitors, it also supports the community by creating hundreds of new jobs and assisting in the overall economic growth of the area," said JPO general manager Jean Marie Pin Harry.
"Aside from boosting tourism by placing Malaysia on the world retail map, we look forward to helping the state build and develop human resources and talent."
Johor Premium Outlets is set to cement its position as a major shopping destination with the expansion. Pic by Zain Ahmed
~News courtesy of New Straits Times~
Monday, 5 March 2012
Royal visit to boost tourism
Royal visit to boost tourism
British royal couple Prince William and his wife Duchess of Cambridge Princess Catherine’s visit to Johor was a bonus and helped to boost the state’s image in the international scene.
State tourism and domestic trade committee chairman Hoo Seong Chang said that the royal couple’s visit to the state in September this year would help make Johor well-known throughout the world.
“Their would not only boost Johor as a place to invest but also as a tourist attraction.
“The visit comes timely as the state tourism department has prepared many new products,” he said.
Hoo added that the Johor government through its tourism department hoped the visit would help attract tourist from European countries especially from Britain.
“With Legoland Malaysia opening in September this year and Johor Premium Outlets (JPO) already in business, we hope their visit to will increase the number of tourists coming in,” he said.
It was recently reported that Princess Catherine, famously known by her maiden name Kate Middleton, and Prince William would visit Johor as part of their tour to several countries in conjunction with the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
In another matter, Hoo added that people especially those coming in from Singapore still go to JPO for shopping.
“The JPO has become one of the main attractions for the state where visitors have been increasing and we hope to achieve a high number this year.
“JPO received many shoppers especially on weekends and public holidays. We hope it will stay that way,” he said.
～News courtesy of The Star～
British royal couple Prince William and his wife Duchess of Cambridge Princess Catherine’s visit to Johor was a bonus and helped to boost the state’s image in the international scene.
State tourism and domestic trade committee chairman Hoo Seong Chang said that the royal couple’s visit to the state in September this year would help make Johor well-known throughout the world.
“Their would not only boost Johor as a place to invest but also as a tourist attraction.
Popular: JPO teeming with shoppers.
“The visit comes timely as the state tourism department has prepared many new products,” he said.
Hoo added that the Johor government through its tourism department hoped the visit would help attract tourist from European countries especially from Britain.
“With Legoland Malaysia opening in September this year and Johor Premium Outlets (JPO) already in business, we hope their visit to will increase the number of tourists coming in,” he said.
It was recently reported that Princess Catherine, famously known by her maiden name Kate Middleton, and Prince William would visit Johor as part of their tour to several countries in conjunction with the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
In another matter, Hoo added that people especially those coming in from Singapore still go to JPO for shopping.
“The JPO has become one of the main attractions for the state where visitors have been increasing and we hope to achieve a high number this year.
“JPO received many shoppers especially on weekends and public holidays. We hope it will stay that way,” he said.
～News courtesy of The Star～
Monday, 19 December 2011
Great bargains in store
Great bargains in store
THE Johor Premium Outlets offers a great mix of high end luxury brands, high street and local brands for shoppers.
If you are looking at getting the best bargains, why not take some time to browse around and see what you can get?
There is a wide selection of brands that will appeal to everyone, and for the accessory lovers, there are plenty of choices.
Up for grabs: Shoppers finding attractive discounts in a branded store at the Johor Premium Outlets.
Those with a penchant for American brands will be happy to know that two very well known names are here, Coach and Michael Kors.
Coach, the high end designer brand, does not need an introduction, has an array of accessories on display at great prices.
Fans of this brand can pick up the monogrammed bags or purses, and there is an excellent selection of men’s accessories as well. There is also a range of shoes available.
Michael Kors, which recently opened its first boutique in Kuala Lumpur this year, showcases pretty pastel colours in purses which would make great Christmas gifts. There is also quite a wide selection of bags in summer colours as well.
The Ready-to-Wear line is also available, so you can pick up some classic pieces from dresses to blouses for that clean cut American polished style.
Those looking for suits or men’s shirts and pants can head over to Canali. The luxury Italian menswear brand is known for its handmade suits, sportswear and accessories.
Just the right place to pick out a suit for that Christmas or New Year party or whole new wardrobe for next year.
What is also interesting about Coach, Michael Kors and Canali, is that they also have a special selection of products made specifically for their factory outlets.
These factory outlet exclusives are items you would not see in their downtown boutiques, so make sure you grab them while you can.
Contemporary local brand Flow is also a good place to stop for those who want their clothes with a generous cut. The plus-size womenswear brand has a selection of dresses, tops, pants and jackets all designed to flatter the figure.
If you are looking for affordable fashion timepieces and designer sunglasses, head to Wear + When. You never know what you might be able to pick up that will go perfectly with you Christmas wardrobe and with our climate, you can never have too many sunglasses.
And a little teaser, Swiss Watch Gallery will be opening soon, where you will be able to find not only fashion timepieces but also luxury watches.
So there you have it, some great places to pick up some fabulous Christmas buys or just to have a little retail therapy. After all, who needs an excuse to shop?
~News courtesy of The Star~
THE Johor Premium Outlets offers a great mix of high end luxury brands, high street and local brands for shoppers.
If you are looking at getting the best bargains, why not take some time to browse around and see what you can get?
There is a wide selection of brands that will appeal to everyone, and for the accessory lovers, there are plenty of choices.
Up for grabs: Shoppers finding attractive discounts in a branded store at the Johor Premium Outlets.
Those with a penchant for American brands will be happy to know that two very well known names are here, Coach and Michael Kors.
Coach, the high end designer brand, does not need an introduction, has an array of accessories on display at great prices.
Fans of this brand can pick up the monogrammed bags or purses, and there is an excellent selection of men’s accessories as well. There is also a range of shoes available.
Michael Kors, which recently opened its first boutique in Kuala Lumpur this year, showcases pretty pastel colours in purses which would make great Christmas gifts. There is also quite a wide selection of bags in summer colours as well.
The Ready-to-Wear line is also available, so you can pick up some classic pieces from dresses to blouses for that clean cut American polished style.
Those looking for suits or men’s shirts and pants can head over to Canali. The luxury Italian menswear brand is known for its handmade suits, sportswear and accessories.
Just the right place to pick out a suit for that Christmas or New Year party or whole new wardrobe for next year.
What is also interesting about Coach, Michael Kors and Canali, is that they also have a special selection of products made specifically for their factory outlets.
These factory outlet exclusives are items you would not see in their downtown boutiques, so make sure you grab them while you can.
Contemporary local brand Flow is also a good place to stop for those who want their clothes with a generous cut. The plus-size womenswear brand has a selection of dresses, tops, pants and jackets all designed to flatter the figure.
If you are looking for affordable fashion timepieces and designer sunglasses, head to Wear + When. You never know what you might be able to pick up that will go perfectly with you Christmas wardrobe and with our climate, you can never have too many sunglasses.
And a little teaser, Swiss Watch Gallery will be opening soon, where you will be able to find not only fashion timepieces but also luxury watches.
So there you have it, some great places to pick up some fabulous Christmas buys or just to have a little retail therapy. After all, who needs an excuse to shop?
~News courtesy of The Star~
Thursday, 8 December 2011
Not many bargains at Johor Premium Outlets
Not many bargains at Johor Premium Outlets
Friday's heavy rain did not stop hundreds of Singaporeans from taking an hour's drive to Johor Premium Outlets (JPO) to look for designer goods at lower prices, said The Straits Times.
However, shoppers at the 16,258 sq m mall were rather disappointed and each went home with only a bag or two of purchases.
The mall noted that the discounts were not as big as those at Premium Outlets in the US and Europe, even though there were discounts of up to 70 percent on selected products. For instance, a Zegna tie that cost S$290 at the Takashimaya boutique was about 55 percent cheaper at S$130 (RM315), while high heels from Salvatore Ferragamo, which usually sell for S$790 in Singapore, cost around S$430 (RM1,040).
"If we wait for things to go on sale in Singapore, they are about the same price," said shopper Y.L. Tan.
"Compared with prices in Singapore, they are definitely lower but American brands like Coach are much cheaper in the US," noted Ginny Chu, who spent around RM700 (S$289) on a pair of sunglasses, a watch and a handbag.
The report noted that JPO retailers sell leftover stock from past seasons while some items were exclusively made by the brands for their outlet stores. Store managers said that because theirs are outlet shops, some signature products are not available.
Meanwhile, some stores like Tommy Hilfiger, Versace, Polo Ralph Lauren and Brooks Brothers are expected to open only on 11 December, when the mall holds its grand opening. Related Stories: Johor Premium Outlet opens doors today Prime retail rents in HK among highest in region Courts plans S$70m expansion boost in region.
~News courtesy of Yahoo~
Friday's heavy rain did not stop hundreds of Singaporeans from taking an hour's drive to Johor Premium Outlets (JPO) to look for designer goods at lower prices, said The Straits Times.
However, shoppers at the 16,258 sq m mall were rather disappointed and each went home with only a bag or two of purchases.
The mall noted that the discounts were not as big as those at Premium Outlets in the US and Europe, even though there were discounts of up to 70 percent on selected products. For instance, a Zegna tie that cost S$290 at the Takashimaya boutique was about 55 percent cheaper at S$130 (RM315), while high heels from Salvatore Ferragamo, which usually sell for S$790 in Singapore, cost around S$430 (RM1,040).
"If we wait for things to go on sale in Singapore, they are about the same price," said shopper Y.L. Tan.
"Compared with prices in Singapore, they are definitely lower but American brands like Coach are much cheaper in the US," noted Ginny Chu, who spent around RM700 (S$289) on a pair of sunglasses, a watch and a handbag.
The report noted that JPO retailers sell leftover stock from past seasons while some items were exclusively made by the brands for their outlet stores. Store managers said that because theirs are outlet shops, some signature products are not available.
Meanwhile, some stores like Tommy Hilfiger, Versace, Polo Ralph Lauren and Brooks Brothers are expected to open only on 11 December, when the mall holds its grand opening. Related Stories: Johor Premium Outlet opens doors today Prime retail rents in HK among highest in region Courts plans S$70m expansion boost in region.
~News courtesy of Yahoo~
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