The Hotel Plus 2020, hosted by Shanghai Sinoexpo Informa Markets, concluded with great success at National Exhibition and Convention Centre (NECC) in Shanghai, China from 12th - 14th August. Over the 3-day period, the show was packed with more than 110,000 professional visitors to develop business networking with industry peers from the community of hotel, design, retailing, cleaning and real estate.
The next edition of Hotel Plus, the annual trade show for the hotel and commercial space industry in Shanghai, has been postponed to 12-14 August 2020 after deep communication with partners, exhibitors and visitors. As part of the hospitality and commercial space community, Hotel Plus is liable to help companies to recover from business disruption relying on powerful industry influence and rich marketing resource. By working together, we will make it through.
In view of the evolving novel coronavirus situation, Shanghai Sinoexpo Informa Markets International Exhibition Co., Ltd., the organizer of Hotel Plus, decided to postpone the expo after extensive consultation with exhibitors and industry stakeholders.
Deciding when is best to take on a refurbishment project can often pose a headache for hotel owners and operators. Major works tend to have big payoffs in the long-term, but inconveniencing guests in the short-term is almost inevitable, regardless of the timing.
Tiles are back again as the beating heart of decorative engineering exhibition zone at the 29th Hotel Plus - HDE, China's leading hotel show, organized by Sinoexpo Informa Markets, to be held on 27, 28 and 29 April 2020 at Shanghai New International Expo Centre.
The Keio Plaza Hotel Co., Ltd., one of Japan's most prestigious international hotel companies operating hotels in the Shinjuku district of Tokyo and other locations, is proud to announce that our Keio Plaza Hotel Tama will celebrate the 5th anniversary of its operation of "Hello Kitty Rooms" with special services and presents provided to our guests. As part of this celebration, we will also launch new promotional videos showcasing our Sanrio character rooms.
Hilton (NYSE: HLT) today revealed results from consumer research projects[1] undertaken by global information and measurement houses, Kantar and Nielsen. By exploring Chinese consumers' mindset and their rapidly-growing appetite for quality travel experiences, the research paves the way for the introduction of the new Canopy by Hilton brand in China in order to meet rising local demand for lifestyle-driven tourism. The insights were released today in a Beijing press conference and demonstrate Hilton's commitment to innovation based on customer engagement.
sala Ayutthaya, the riverside boutique hotel overlooking Ayutthaya's ancient temples, has unveiled a new art exhibition dedicated to the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej, Rama IX, who reigned for 70 years and holds a special place in the hearts of all Thai people.Created to coincide with Fathers Day in Thailand, which is celebrated on 5th December, King Bhumibol's birthday, this new exhibition celebrates the life, legacy and accomplishments of the highly-revered king. It also highlights the deep relationship between sala Ayutthaya and the artistic community and provides a platform for local artists to showcase their work to the public.This latest exhibition focuses on the work of Worapol Nualla-ong, an award-winning young artist who graduated from Bangkok's Silpakorn University. His collection includes contemporary paintings and sculptures depicting King Bhumibol at various stages of his life.Running from 20th November 2018 until 31st January 2019, this public exhibition is open to all hotel guests and other visitors. For more information about sala Ayutthaya, please visit www.salahospitality.com/ayutthaya.
Dusit International, one of Thailands leading hotel and property development companies, has partnered with Silpakorn University to launch a unique project to preserve the rich architectural and artistic heritage of the company's iconic flagship hotel, Dusit Thani Bangkok, which will be redeveloped next year as part of a landmark mixed-use development.
According to Forbes, China currently has 637 billionaires, versus a tally of 563 for the U.S.; and the China-specific Hurun Report says that Apple, followed by Bulgari, are top luxury brands when it comes to gifting. When, therefore, Bulgari recently opened its first two hotels in China, they were both bound to be hot news. If you want to people-watch China's Millennial fashionistas, these are the hotels for you. Thanks to the brand's designers Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel, and brand leader Silvio Ursini for cutlery and bedside lights you have Italian sleekness, incorporating just a modicum of Chinese elements. You have the best, if repetitive, Italian food, great wellness options, and more than enough mental stimulation through well-chosen books and memorable art. Bvlgari Hotel BeijingIn Beijing and Shanghai, the hotels anchor new communities. Beijing's Genesis Urban Living, on the bank of the Liangma River, is in a gorgeous park that is landscaped to illustrate the five flow states of wu wei (play, pause, reflect, exchange, concentrate). The 119-room hotel is flanked by Genesis headquarters, and by a Tadao Ando building, opening in 2019, as the ultimate gallery of modern Chinese art.
ew hotels in Japan with more than 50 rooms will be required to provide wheelchair-friendly accommodation, the government said Tuesday, as the country gears up to host the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Paralympics.
After coping years of flack from new players such as Airbnb, hoteliers now have proof that there's nothing 'old world' about choosing to book with a hotel.
André Fu is one of the world's most lauded and prolific hospitality designers, the mind behind such acclaimed projects as the Upper House and Kerry Hotel in Hong Kong, the Berkeley in London, Villa la Coste in Aix-en-Provence and Four Seasons in Seoul and Tokyo. In 2016, he was named Designer of the Year by Maison & Objet Asia.
Frasers Hospitality, a member of Frasers Property Group, today announced its partnership with renowned Japanese architect, Kengo Kuma, for the development of Capri by Fraser, Ginza / Tokyo.
The Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore is taking its luxury family experience to another level. The hotel is now offering a variety of guest rooms, suites and play spaces---geared toward families with children. The rooms and play areas are a veritable Shangri-la for the hotel's youngest guests.
Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong is delighted to present the Art Affair experience, providing guests with an array of privileges and access during Art Central Hong Kong and Art Basel Hong Kong, which take place in late March 2018.
A merger of styles and cultures has taken place in a boutique hotel dedicated to a famed Danish designer in Japan. The House of Finn Juhl Hotel Hakuba combines the inimitable design of Danish mid-century furniture by one of Denmark's foremost furniture, architectural and industrial designers with the minimalist sensibilities of Japanese hospitality. Located in the village of Hakuba in the Japanese Alps, the Hotel Hakuba is operated by the House of Fnn Juhl, a branch of Danish furniture makers OneCollection that was given permission by Juhl's widow upon his death to produce his iconic furniture and carry on his legacy worldwide. The Hotel Hakuba forms part of this preservation of memory, and invests more into Juhl's Japanese connection. His furniture has always been much respected in Japan and now part of his furniture collection is produced there, so it follows that the creation of a boutique hotel in which his furniture and design takes centre stage finds its natural habitat in the small town of Hakuba.
The Shangri-La group’s diffusion arm, Hotel Jen, continues its expansion with the opening of its tenth property in the Guomao neighbourhood of Beijing’s central business district. Occupying the first 22 floors of China World’s Tower B, the hotel has, perhaps, the strongest Millennial footprint of the bunch, featuring a host of desirable perks such as a dedicated co-working space and a gastropub with its own brewery – the only such restaurant in the area.
Professionals and visitors to Hong Kong finally have a way to escape the city's hustle and bustle into a tech-inspired haven of tranquility: SLEEEP® – the new capsule hotel concept by homegrown spatial product developer Space is Ltd., provides high quality, eco-friendly sleeping environments for clients on an hourly or nightly basis from their pilot location on 242 Queens Road Central, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, halfway along a staircase between Queen's Road Central and Gough Street.
Le Méridien Hotels & Resorts, part of Marriott International, Inc. (NASDAQ:MAR), today announced the brand's first-of-its-kind collaboration with Chinese art collective X+Q Art, founded by renowned artists Qu Guangci and Xiang Jing. Encompassing eleven distinctive artworks, themed after the 'Ai Mei • Midsummer' sculpture of a young girl, the initiative shares a passion for diversity, celebrating the unique sense of place of the eleven Le Méridien hotels across Greater China. Unveiled for the first time on 9 December at Le Royal Meridien Shanghai, the sculptures embrace the 'Destination Unlocked' spirit of the Paris-born brand, helping guests discover their destination through the brand's three filters: culture, coordinates and cuisine.