Tag: Singapore Hotels
The art of reimagination and reinvention
The pandemic travel freeze has sparked off a wave of innovation in Singapore’s tourism landscape as tour operators and hotels rush to pivot their offerings to lure local patrons, boosting the country’s destination attractiveness in the long run.
Airbnb helps Singapore hotels tap into remote work boom
Airbnb has launched the Discover the Travel Revolution initiative which provides Singaporeans with a limited-time offer of S$50 (US$37) off any Airbnb stay listed...
Get your game on at Orchard Hotel Singapore
Gaming enthusiasts can now learn from and pit their skills against the stars of Team Flash, a professional e-sports organisation, at four exclusive weekend...
Accor to reflag 8 on Claymore Serviced Residences in Singapore
Accor is set to operate the group's first serviced apartment property in Singapore with the signing of 8 on Claymore Serviced Residences located in...
Refurbishment of Grand Hyatt Singapore to include waterfall feature, wellness spaces
Grand Hyatt Singapore is embarking on a phased renovation project that will take approximately two years to complete, with infrastructural and design upgrades.
Remodelling of...
Indulge in child’s play with Singapore’s first Squid Game-themed staycation
Travel platform KKday has partnered Goodwood Park Hotel in Singapore to launch the Sotong Game Staycation – a Squid Game-inspired stay experience featuring the...
Themed staycations a hot solution for travel-starved Singaporeans
As competition for staycationers in Singapore heats up, hotels are roping in well-known lifestyle brands or leveraging popular festivals to create thematic accommodation experiences.
Thematic...
Grand Park Orchard reflagged under Accor’s Pullman brand
Accor will bring its Pullman brand into the heart of Singapore's Orchard Road, rebranding the former Grand Park Orchard as the Pullman Singapore Orchard.
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New hotels: Heritage Collection on Boat Quay; The Langham, Jakarta; and...
TTG Asia's weekly roundup of new hotel openings and announcements.
Planting seeds of change
If Arthur Kiong, CEO of Far East Hospitality, could shape Singapore’s tourism future, he would model it after a specialist sushi bar with limited seats and exquisite fare served by master chefs who can command top rates. And he is starting to turn this dream of tourism for the high-yielding few into reality, starting with his own hotels.
