Centara Hotels & Resorts recently announced the launch of its newest package experience titled "Enriched Journeys" as part of its ongoing 40th Anniversary Wave of Celebrations. This exclusive offer is available at Centara Reserve and Centara Grand properties worldwide.
Centara 40th Anniversary Wave of Celebrations.
From now until Dec 20, travellers can indulge in luxury with the "Enriched Journeys" packages, carefully curated to provide an extraordinary stay at top-tier Centara properties. Whether seeking a serene beach escape in the Maldives or a tranquil Thai island paradise, or exploring vibrant cities like Bangkok, Osaka and beyond, guests are assured a stay that exudes Centara's signature hospitality and world-class service.
To secure this exclusive offer, guests are encouraged to make reservations at participating Centara Reserve and Centara Grand properties. Privileges are available for stays with two persons per room and may vary by location.
For more information and reservations, please visit centarahotelsresorts.com/enriched-journeys.
Dusit unveils special offers for Thai Tiew Thai
As part of the 67th Thai Tiew Thai travel fair at Queen Sirikit National Convention Center which wrapped last weekend, Dusit Hotels and Resorts launched a special offer which is currently available via its official website dusit.com until Sunday.
The privileges include significant savings on bed and breakfast at selected Dusit Hotels and Resorts across Japan, Nepal, Thailand and the Maldives -- with some properties starting at only 1,990 baht per night.
Hotels such as dusitD2 Samyan Bangkok, ASAI Bangkok Sathorn, Dusit Princess Kathmandu, Dusit Thani Himalayan Resort Dhulikhel, ASAI Kyoto Shijo and the upcoming Dusit Thani Kyoto poised to make its grand debut on Friday in a prime location near Kyoto Station in the heart of the city, are also offering special room rates for Thai Tiew Thai.
Visit dusit.com.
Grand Hyatt Singapore has launched "Moments of More" contest.
Win 200 nights at Hyatt hotels in this contest
Grand Hyatt Singapore has launched "Moments Of More", a visual storytelling contest, to invite all Singaporeans and global travellers to share their treasured experiences that are off the beaten path in Singapore.
Today, more luxury travellers are seeking bespoke, original experiences that provide them with a sense of place. Harnessing a common passion for sharing personal perspectives, "Moments Of More" challenges the stereotypes that visitors to Singapore may have of the country while inspiring them to explore Singapore's unique appeal in their own way. The contest encourages participants to recommend their personal discoveries, lesser-known experiences and favourite memories.
Submissions for the contest are now open and will close on Sept 29. The top five entries will be announced on Oct 16 for public voting. One Grand Winner will be announced by Oct 31.
The grand prize winner of 1 million World of Hyatt points can indulge in enriching experiences worldwide with up to 200 standard room nights in Hyatt hotels and resorts, subject to availability. The winner may also redeem suite upgrades, gourmet experiences or spa treatments at participating outlets.
Visit momentsofmore.sg@hyatt.com.
Red Bull's Sergio Perez leads the race in the opening lap as the cars tackle the initial turns of the Marina Bay Street Circuit.
Singapore Grand Prix 2023 almost sold out
Demand for tickets to the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2023 continues to be very strong, with 16 out of 23 categories currently sold out. Of the remaining categories, five have very limited availability.
Nearly all hospitality packages for the 14th edition of the night race have also been taken up. Only a limited number of seats remain at the Vista Suite and Pit Entry Lounge hospitality suites located opposite the pit entry at the Singapore Flyer.
Based on current inventory, the Marina Bay Street Circuit is expected to host approximately 250,000 spectators from Sept 15-17. The reduced capacity -- some 17% lower than last year's record-breaking attendance of 302,000 -- is due to the closure of the Bay Grandstand as part of the redevelopment of The Float at Marina Bay.
Preparations for the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2023 are on schedule. Visitors have plenty to look forward to, including a brand-new track layout and an exciting entertainment line-up of more than 40 artists that includes Post Malone, Robbie Williams, Kings of Leon, Madness, Groove Armada and Culture Club.
