Kempinski Central Avenue Dubai, formerly known as Address Dubai Mall, and Kempinski The Boulevard Dubai previously known as Address Boulevard, have unveiled a range of staycation offers for families this summer.
With direct access to the Dubai Mall at both hotels, families can beat the heat with the escape of their own choosing, as each property are conveniently located next to one of the world’s premier shopping destinations.
From now to September 20, the Dubai Summer Surprises Kids Go Free offer, where children aged 12 years and below are invited to stay and dine for free, complemented by an additional 10 per cent off the best available rate.
The offer includes access to amenities at both properties such as the spa, outdoor pool, and kids club; and at Kempinski The Boulevard Dubai, there is even a family pool equipped with a slide and waterfall.
Guests can also enjoy the Travel Pulse offer where they get 20 per cent off the best available rate for stays of three to four nights, or 25 per cent off for stays of five nights or more. They also benefit from early check-in and late check-out, when booking for stays until September 30.
A luxury option for families is the Suite Escape where guests can save 15 per cent on the best fully flexible rate and receive hotel credits to enhance the experience across dining, spa services, and more.
For more information, visit Kempinski Central Avenue Dubai and Kempinski The Boulevard Dubai.
With more than 25 years of experience in the travel industry, Lowe previously held senior roles at Flight Centre Travel Group.
Prior to joining The Westin Kuala Lumpur, he was general manager at the Four Points by Sheraton, Kuala Lumpur Chinatown, earning numerous awards and accolades during his tenure.
IHG Hotels & Resorts is expanding its portfolio in Indonesia with eight properties launching in four cities this year, following the opening of the 144-room Holiday Inn Resort Canggu, Bali in December 2023.
This announcement was made by Andreas Bergel, area general manager of IHG Indonesia, at Meet and Mingle in Jakarta – the company’s first media event in Indonesia since the pandemic.
Earlier in March, Holiday Inn Lampung Bukit Randu in Lampung Province unveiled its first phase opening with 155 rooms. It targets to finalise the remaining 84 rooms by December. Following that, the 277-key Indigo Bandung Dago Pakar opened its doors on July 6.
Pascal Caubo, general manager of Hotel Indigo Bandung Dago Pakar, told TTG Asia that the Indigo brand hotel captures the spirit of the city. Located at the stylish Dago neighbourhood, its design is influenced by Bandung’s cultural traditions and folklore, where guests can enjoy local coffee in the café and authentic delicacies in the restaurant. The hotel also offers two infinity pools and a rooftop bar that frames stunning city views.
Opening in 3Q2024 are the 72-room Holiday Inn Express Sunset Road and the 162-room voco Bali Seminyak – the latter will mark the entry of the voco brand into Indonesia.
The Rumah Luwih Bali, a Vignette Collection, will open later in the year with 72 keys. It will be joined by the 150-suite Regent Bali Canggu.
IHG said in a media statement that, with the introduction of these new brands, it is “ushering in a new era of experience-seeking travellers”.
“This includes couples, friends, and families, all drawn to the continued growth of mainstream brands such as Holiday Inn and Holiday Inn Express,” it cited.
IHG will also open two properties in Bintan in 4Q2024 – the 258-room Holiday Inn Resort Bintan Lagoi Beach and the 122-room Hotel Indigo Bintan Lagoi Beach.
Michael Beechey, cluster general manager of the two Bintan hotels, said they would be differentiated by customer segments. “Hotel Indigo is for experienced travellers; when they have (a) family and want to stay in Bintan, they can come to Holiday Inn Bintan.”