Tag: Luxury Hotels
Time machine
Hotels today can be mini time capsules – offering a past steeped in heritage, a present grounded in nature and local immersion, and a future powered by wellness and sustainability – proving that a single property can be both a custodian of history and a blueprint for what’s to come
Alila rolls out global campaign showcasing immersive guest experiences
Alila, part of Hyatt’s Luxury Portfolio, has launched a global campaign, A World Awaits, highlighting personalised guest experiences across its hotels.
The campaign also introduces...
Saudi Arabia teams up with Boutique Group to showcase heritage
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Culture and Boutique Group have signed an agreement to strengthen collaboration and showcase the Kingdom’s rich cultural heritage.
The agreement was...
Trisara expands villa collection to welcome multi-generational guests
Luxury Phuket hotel, Trisara has recently unveiled its largest-ever residence villa on site, a nine-bedroom ocean-front property that welcomes extended families and groups on...
Cygnett Hotels & Resorts introduces new Anamore luxury brand
Cygnett Hotels & Resorts has launched its new five-star brand, Anamore, which will be recognised for its elegance, service, and facilities. The luxury brand...
Hospitality giants invest heavily in Asia-Pacific luxury market
The Asia-Pacific luxury hotel landscape is already a crowded marketplace, yet competition continues to intensify as hospitality giants expand their portfolios to cater to...
Strike up the brand
Adelaide seizes the opportunity to showcase its finest to international incentive planners, and rebuild relationships in a fiercely competitive industry
Hyatt reaches higher
Known for its top-end properties, Hyatt is giving just as much attention to expanding its select service properties around tertiary cities. It is also poised to take its luxurious all-inclusive products into Asia-Pacific, shares Jim Chu, executive vice president of global franchising and development
Hilton’s regional luxury properties back to full operation
Hilton’s collection of luxury hotels and resorts across Asia-Pacific has resumed 100 per cent of operations, a progress facilitated by a strong headcount of...
Rebuilding travel demand
The pandemic has widened Hilton’s customer base, bringing in customers who are keen to splurge unused travel budgets on a better staycation, reveals Nils-Arne Schroeder, global brand head, Conrad Hotel & Resort and vice president, luxury & lifestyle, Asia Pacific, Hilton.
