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Plaza Premium Lounge received  the “World’s Best Independent Airport Lounge” Award at Skytrax’s 2025 World Airline Awards 2025.

This marks their’s ninth consecutive victory in the category since 2016, a remarkable achievement that  underscores its unwavering commitment to excellence. 

A total of five Plaza Premium Lounges  secured top rankings this year, as the Plaza Premium Lounge Rome at Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport successfully retained its  title as the “World’s Best Independent Lounge,” building on its victories in 2023 and 2024.

At the same time, Plaza  Premium Lounges at London Heathrow Airport’s Terminal 4, Dubai International Airport, and Helsinki  Airport, as well as Plaza Premium First at Hong Kong International Airport ranked fifth, eighth, thirteenth and nineteenth respectively. 

Skytrax chief executive Edward Plaisted said: “We congratulate Plaza Premium on winning the World’s  Best Independent Airport Lounge operator award for an incredible ninth consecutive year, which  is a truly fabulous achievement. The highest ranked Plaza Premium lounge in 2025 is at Rome  Fiumicino Airport, and the Plaza Premium management and staff should be very proud of this  very high recognition from customers.”

A noteworthy achievement

Plaza Premium Group founder and CEO Song Hoi See said of the achievements: “Receiving this prestigious  award for the ninth consecutive year is an absolute honor. We are deeply grateful to Skytrax, our  airport and business partners, and our customers for their ongoing support. I am incredibly proud  of our teams; this award is a testament to their hard work, passion, and unwavering commitment  to delivering exceptional airport hospitality to travellers every day.”

Since introducing the world’s  first independent airport lounge concept 27 years ago, Plaza Premium Group has continuously evolved to enhance  the airport experience by putting passengers’ needs first.

Today, the Group remains committed to making travel  better, focusing on customer experience, sustainability and innovation. 

Song declared: “We believe lounges are your destination before departure, and it is important to offer  experiences that passengers can emotionally resonate with. That’s why we introduced the  Proudly Local experience last year at Plaza Premium Lounges, now active in 13 locations,  including our Top 10 Skytrax-ranked lounges in Rome, London, and Dubai. This initiative connects  global travelers with unique stories and offerings from independent artisans and producers,  transforming our lounges into cultural gateways that celebrate the places they serve.” 

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BANGKOK — July 2025 — Tourism professionals across Thailand are invited to an evening of industry connection and community giving, as SKÅL International Bangkok prepares to host its signature July Cocktail Networking Event on Tuesday, July 8, 2025, at The Landmark Bangkok.

The highly anticipated event brings together travel and hospitality executives, entrepreneurs, and changemakers for a relaxed evening of conversation, collaboration, and charitable impact—underscoring SKÅL’s unique role at the intersection of business and social responsibility.

Blending Business with Purpose
At the heart of this month’s event is a celebration of three standout contributors to Bangkok’s social fabric:

Sr Louise Horgan, a member of the Good Shepherd Sisters, whose six decades of service through the Good Shepherd Bangkok Foundation have empowered women and children through education and safe housing.

Greg Lange and Friso Poldervaart, founders of the Bangkok Community Help Foundation, known for their agile and grassroots support of vulnerable communities, particularly during times of crisis.

Mike Stewart of Intrepid Travel, he is representing one of the world’s most respected names in sustainable travel. In a show of solidarity, Intrepid Travel will match SKÅL Bangkok’s donation, doubling the impact of the evening’s fundraising efforts.

“We believe in a tourism industry that uplifts everyone it touches,” said James Thurlby, President of SKÅL International Bangkok. “This event is about more than networking—it’s about building an industry that connects with conscience.”

Event Highlights:
Venue: The Landmark Bangkok, 138 Sukhumvit Rd (BTS Nana Station)
Time: 18:30–21:00, Tuesday, July 8, 2025
Format: Evening buffet and free-flow drinks (cocktails, wine, beer, soft drinks)
Rates: Young SKÅL – THB 1,000 | Members – THB 1,200 | Non-Members – THB 1,900
Member guests are welcome at the member rate

Bookings: events@skalbangkok.com

A Premier Venue for a Premier Community
The event will be held at the Landmark’s newly renovated Porte-Cochere entrance and stylish Quad Sukhumvit Terrace, offering a sleek and modern space befitting Thailand’s most respected tourism association.

The evening is made possible through the support of generous sponsors:

Prunk & Partners, Marvel Events, Flow Inter, Bangkok Vodka, Serenity Wines, Chalong Bay, and Move Ahead Media.

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About SKÅL International Bangkok
SKÅL is the only international organization that unites all sectors of the travel and tourism industry. With more than 12,000 members in over 100 countries, it fosters global business connections grounded in friendship, integrity, and sustainability.

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Qatar Airways resumes operations in Malta with four non-stop flights a week between Hamad International Airport (DOH) and Malta International Airport (MLA). The latest addition to the airline’s network in Europe affirms its commitment to maintaining global connectivity.

Malta is home to Valletta, its capital city declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and Mdina, its old capital with more than 4,000 years of history. With 300 days of sun, the country invites travellers to explore its sun-drenched coasts, rich history, and cultural experiences.

Qatar Airways Chief Commercial Officer, Thierry Antinori, said: “Qatar Airways remains at the forefront of supporting global connectivity with its resumption of operations in Malta. As the only airline in the Middle East with non-stop services to and from Malta, we deliver convenient travel experiences to our passengers who seek to enjoy the vibrant nature of Malta and its landscape. We welcome global travellers to travel seamlessly and conveniently with the World’s Best Airline, through its home and hub, the award-winning Hamad International Airport.”

Malta International Airport CEO, Alan Borg, said: “The return of Qatar Airways as one of our airline partners is a welcome addition to our schedule, contributing to our efforts to expand our connectivity. A testament to our industry’s resilience, we remain committed to facilitating the airline in increasing its operational growth in the region.”

Malta Tourism Authority CEO, Carlo Micallef, said: “We welcome the resumption of the Qatar Airways direct service between Doha and Malta. Qatar Airways’ return signifies a strong recognition of Malta’s tourism potential. The new schedule will strengthen Malta’s connectivity with a variety of attractive and lucrative tourism source markets, and the Malta Tourism Authority remains fully committed to working in partnership with the airline to maximise business opportunities for Malta whilst ensuring the route’s sustained long-term success.”

Qatar Airways, a benchmark for excellence in the industry, continues to fly passengers from global markets to its European network of nearly 50 destinations through the world-class Hamad International Airport.

Qatar Airways flight to Malta (MLA)

Departing every Wednesday and Friday:

Doha (DOH) to Malta (MLA) – Flight QR381: Departure 02:05; Arrival 06:45

Malta (MLA) to Doha (DOH) – Flight QR382: Departure 10:15; Arrival 16:20

Departing every Monday and Saturday:

Doha (DOH) to Malta (MLA) – Flight QR383: Departure 08:45; Arrival 13:25

Malta (MLA) to Doha (DOH) – Flight QR384: Departure 17:05; Arrival 23:10

 

 

 

 

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The post Yas Waterworld Yas Island, Abu Dhabi’s Expansion “Lost City,”  is Now Officially Open appeared first on TD (Travel Daily Media) Travel Daily Media.

Yas Waterworld Yas Island, Abu Dhabi has officially opened the doors to its highly anticipated expansion, making the water’s greatest playground even greater. Spanning 13,445sqm, the all-new area invites guests to dive into the “Lost City,” an exciting continuation of the waterpark’s original story, ‘The Legend of the Lost Pearl’.

The launch follows a spectacular grand opening event held on June 30, attended by HE Saleh Mohamed Al Geziry, Director General of Tourism at the Department of Culture and Tourism, Abu Dhabi and Dr. Mohamed Abdalla Al Zaabi, Group Chief Executive Officer of Miral, alongside VIP guests, media, and influencers.

Bringing a bold new chapter of fun and immersion, the expanded area introduces more than 20 new rides, slides, and experiences, alongside a brand-new dining venue, elevating Yas Waterworld’s offerings to over 60 world-class rides, slides and attractions. From heart-pounding thrills to family-friendly splash zones, the diverse mix of additions enhances the park’s appeal to families, friends, and adventure-seekers alike, ensuring unforgettable moments filled with discovery, excitement, and non-stop fun.

Among the new experiences is Al Falaj Race, the region’s first side-by-side dueling tube raft ride, promising fast-paced drops and competitive twists. For those seeking action, Bahamut’s Rage delivers an exhilarating log flume journey packed with splashes and surprises. Meanwhile, younger guests can enjoy Al Sahel Junior, the region’s first mini zero-gravity boomerango ride featuring exciting drops, winding slides, and vertical zooms for a splash-filled, high-energy adventure.

Other new additions include Al Mafras, a desert-themed water slide with a splash landing, and Red Dunes, a twisting enclosed aqua tube slide designed for younger thrill-seekers. Moreover, the Dawwama Junior offers a scaled-down version of the iconic ride, bringing its excitement to little ones through mini vortexes and quick descents. For shared adventures, families can navigate Mataha Madness, a raft that disorients and delights with every twist, or experience the spin-powered rush of Sadaf Swirl, the region’s first high-speed raft ride.

 

 

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As Thailand makes headlines—filming sites for the latest season of The White Lotus and Jurassic World Rebirth—there’s never been a more apt time to visit. Phulay Bay, a Ritz‑Carlton Reserve nestled on Krabi’s pristine Andaman shoreline, offers travellers a front-row seat to the country’s cinematic allure and cultural resurgence. Let’s step inside the storyboard and live the scenes for yourself.

Explore Krabi’s Untouched Wonders

Step into a cinematic dreamscape with Phulay Bay’s signature Discover the Jurassic Paradise experience. Start the day on the unspoiled shores of Pak Bia Island, surrounded by towering karst cliffs and turquoise waters. Then kayak through the still, glass-like waters of Klong Root—also called Mirror Lake—where jungle canopies reflect above like a watercolour painting. Inspired by Krabi’s prehistoric landscapes and its role in the upcoming Jurassic World film, this curated adventure offers an immersive blend of nature and tranquillity. From hidden lagoons to forested trails, this is Krabi at its most raw and wondrous.

1) A Taste of Thailand: Cook Like a Local

One of the most delicious ways to engage with Thai culture is through its cuisine. At Phulay Bay, join an intimate Thai cooking class, where you will learn to prepare signature dishes using fresh herbs and produce. From balancing the sweet-sour-spicy flavours to picking up insider cooking tips, you will gain more than recipes—you will take home a cultural connection. The best part? You will enjoy your creations in a peaceful corner of the resort, often at the tranquil Chomtawan Bar, with a sea breeze and sunset for company.

2) Reconnect with Yourself at The Spa

Begin your mornings with yoga by the sea, along swaying palms and gentle sounds of the Andaman, complemented by meditation and Pranayama breathing. Then, retreat to The Spa at Phulay Bay—a serene sanctuary featuring 11 treatment rooms, vitality pools, steam and sauna facilities, and therapies drawn from Thai and global healing traditions. Choose from treatments that incorporate warm herbal compresses, sound therapy with singing bowls, or a full-body detox using local botanicals.

3) Muay Thai: A Cultural Workout

Fitness meets tradition in the resort’s Muay Thai sessions, led by trained experts in the serene indoor-outdoor wellness studio. These sessions are tailored to all levels, blending cardio and technique with cultural immersion. Practice punches, kicks, and elbow strikes while learning about the history of Thailand’s national sport. It’s invigorating, empowering, and uniquely Thai.

4) Walk with Giants: The Elephant Sanctuary Experience

Phulay Bay partners with the Krabi Elephant House Sanctuary to offer guests a chance to engage with Thailand’s gentle giants in the most respectful way. Spend a morning walking with rescued elephants, feeding them, giving them mud baths, and even joining them for a splash in the water. Led by passionate sanctuary workers and the resort’s dedicated ladies and gentlemen, this hands-on experience gives you a glimpse into the lives of these majestic animals and the conservation efforts helping to protect them.

5) Plan the Extraordinary

At Phulay Bay, every experience is curated with soul and sophistication—where personal butler, customised service, uber luxurious experiences, natural beauty, and cultural authenticity converge in perfect harmony. Plan your visit to Phulay Bay and embrace the extraordinary.

 

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The post ‘The purpose-driven traveller’ arrives as per Asia Pacific luxury travel trends appeared first on TD (Travel Daily Media) Travel Daily Media.

The Luxury Group by Marriott International launches ‘The Intentional Traveler’ report, unveiling evolving behaviors among high-net-worth travellers across seven markets.  A new era of luxury travel is taking shape across Asia Pacific, defined by purpose, personalization, and profound lifestyle shifts. According to a new study from the Luxury Group by Marriott International, high-net-worth (HNW) travelers in the region are recalibrating how, where, and why they travel – prioritizing wellbeing, immersive experiences, emotional value, and intentional design over volume and extravagance.

The new report surveyed 1,750 of Asia Pacific’s most affluent travellers across Australia, Singapore, India, Indonesia, South Korea, Japan, and Thailand, revealing a luxury travel mindset marked by deeper cultural engagement, increased precision in itinerary planning, and rising expectations from brands and experiences.

“Luxury travelers are now more intentional than ever before,” says Oriol Montal, Regional Vice President, Luxury, Asia Pacific excluding China, Marriott International. “They are seeking journeys that align with their values, enhance wellbeing, and deliver deep personal meaning. For Marriott International, this represents an opportunity to evolve luxury hospitality into something more transformational, curated, and emotionally resonant.”

Wellness Takes Center Stage

Wellbeing has become a cornerstone of luxury travel. In 2025, 90% of travelers cite wellness experiences as a key factor in their booking decisions, up from 80% the year prior. Beyond traditional spa retreats, luxury travelers are embracing holistic wellness experiences – from forest immersions and nutrition programs to sound healing and sleep therapies. Asia is the top destination for wellness journeys (67%), where 26% of travelers are planning a dedicated wellness or spa retreat.

Spending More, Expecting More

Luxury travelers are approaching their journeys with both confidence and discernment, as 72% plan to increase their spending on high-end travel in the coming year. This growth is led by travelers in Australia (85%), Indonesia (81%), and Singapore (80%), who are showing the strongest intent to invest more in premium experiences. Among all travel types, family travel stands out as the top priority for spending, with 47% of affluent travelers most willing to splurge when journeying with their immediate families.

Brand trust is also on the rise – recognized luxury hotel brands now rank higher than independent villas or private retreats, reflecting a desire for consistency, curated experiences, and elevated service.

A Return to Familiarity – Plus a New Luxury Trail

A striking 93% of high-net-worth travelers in the region prefer to return to destinations they already love, with 89% saying they’re more likely to revisit places where they feel a meaningful connection. These aren’t just repeat trips – they’re purposeful returns, often planned to delve deeper into a destination, reconnect with local communities, or relive special moments with family and friends.

At the same time, while many HNW travelers continue to favor familiar destinations, new markets with convenient regional access are rapidly gaining traction: Bangladesh (26%), New Zealand (24%), and Cambodia (23%) are emerging as top choices for 2025, rising alongside established travel favorites such as Australia, Japan, and Mainland China to secure spots in the year’s top 10 most planned destinations.

 The Rise of the Intentional Itinerary

Today’s luxury travelers are booking fewer trips but with greater depth and deliberation. The average short stay has increased from 3 to 4 nights, and itineraries are meticulously planned, often months in advance. For longer trips, bookings are typically made 2-3 months ahead, while short trips are locked in 1-2 months in advance. 93% expect a personalized travel experience, while 62% plan every detail ahead of time.

Nature is an Emerging Travel Priority

While gastronomy remains the top driver of travel, nature-driven experiences are now an emerging pillar of luxury travel. Countryside getaways are gaining momentum, with 28% of high-net-worth travelers planning rural escapes – up from 19% last year – while 30% are booking wildlife safaris. A remarkable 92% say being close to nature is a key travel priority, reflecting a growing desire for immersive, outdoor experiences. Further, these travelers are planners at heart, with the majority booking their long trips 2 to 6 months in advance, with some booking as far as 9 to 12 months out.

Changing Travel Dynamics: Who We Travel With

HNW travellers are redefining traditional travel groups, as new dynamics emerge.

i)               Guardian Trailsetters

Once a niche category, solo parents traveling with their kid(s) has grown from 15% to 24% in just a year. When traveling as a solo parent, they show a preference for enriching itineraries that offer invaluable experiences for their children, including religious events (41%), educational trips (38%), and safaris or extreme adventures (both at 35%).

 

ii)              Impact Explorers

Gen Z travellers are gravitating toward destinations like Australia, Sri Lanka, and Thailand – choices that reflect their strong appetite for nature, culture, and adventure. Far from the leisure-seeker stereotype, this generation is driven by purposeful, active experiences: 47% prioritize being close to nature, 45% are eager to encounter wildlife, and 43% are drawn to active sporting holidays. Solo travel appeals to 31% as a means of independence and self-discovery, though small group trips of fewer than five people remain their preferred way to explore.

 

iii)            Venture Travelist

First introduced in the 2024 New Luxe Landscapes report, the Venture Travelist segment has seen significant growth in 2025. 86% of HNW travelers now say they explore business or investment opportunities while traveling – up from 69% the previous year.

 

 

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Tourism Tropical North Queensland (TTNQ) announced that four of its members have joined the Ecotourism Hall of Fame.

Their inclusion in the Hall of Fame marks 20 years of continued commitment to global best practice sustainability standards.

TTNQ CEO Mark Olsen congratulated Big Cat Green Island Cruises, Calypso Reef Cruises, Passions of Paradise, and Sunlover Reef Cruises on joining 59 other businesses Australia-wide previously admitted to the Hall of Fame.

Olsen said: “Our region continues to have a strong commitment to sustainability with 240 experiences holding certification or accreditation. This includes 196 Eco-certified experiences and 44 experiences with Sustainable Tourism Accreditation. In addition, there are two businesses and four experiences that are Earth Check certified in Tropical North Queensland.”

Safeguarding biodiversity

Tropical North Queensland is the only place in the world where two UNESCO Natural World Heritage sites meet: the Great Barrier Reef and the oldest rainforest on the planet, the Wet Tropics Rainforest, both of which are home to unique biodiversity and ancient ways of life.

That said, sustainable travel in Tropical North Queensland invites visitors to connect with the land, the sea and the region’s people, offering a deeper understanding of a way of life that has thrived in harmony with nature for tens of thousands of years.  

For his part, Passions of Paradise CEO Scotty Garden said the boutique family-owned business had been educating people about the Great Barrier Reef for 36 years with the vision of offering sustainable and immersive experiences that inspire a deep connection with the ocean.

Garden said: “Our ocean-loving team wants to give visitors a front row seat in the conservation activities we undertake which include planting more than 9000 corals on Hastings Reef off Cairns and undertaking more than 1000 surveys for the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority’s Eye on the Reef program in 17 years. Passions of Paradise is proud to be a tourism product involved in conservation.”

Sunlover Reef Cruises’ chief operating officer Andre MacLaughlin likewise remarked that it was an honour to be recognised for 20 years of continuous membership with Ecotourism Australia.

MacLaughlin said: “Since our inception in 1990, we’ve had the privilege of showcasing the stunning Moore Reef to over two million visitors. At Sunlover Reef Cruises, we take our responsibility as reef custodians seriously – through education, training and sustainable practices. We are proud to stand alongside Ecotourism Australia in preserving the Great Barrier Reef’s beauty for generations to come.”

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Traveloka reports that Thailand is cementing its place as Asia Pacific’s culinary capital, attracting traveling epicureans from around the region and beyond.

Based on the online travel platform’s latest search rankings, approximately 80 percent of the top 100 food and drink experiences may be found in Thailand.

That said, the country has certainly become a regional hub for gastronomic tourism, further driving it to its goal of becoming a global hub for gastronomy by next year.

The beating heart of a gastronomic wonderland

The Traveloka report shows that Bangkok is the beating heart of what is now Southeast Asia’s culinary epicentre, as 60 percent of top dining experiences may be found there.

Bangkok’s most attractive aspects are as follows:

Dining Experiences: A Blend of Luxury, Artistry, and Variety

Travelers are increasingly seeking elevated and unique dining moments, with a strong preference for buffets, omakase experiences, and afternoon tea. These include the Miracle Lounge at Don Mueang Airport, W Omakase Pradit Manutham, YOU&I Premium Shabu Buffet Central World, Wisdom International Buffet, and Copper Aquarium Restaurant.

Dinner Cruises 

Bangkok’s iconic river transforms into a romantic culinary route by night, with travelers drawn to luxurious dinner cruises that pair gourmet meals with city views and live entertainment, such as the Meridian Dinner Cruise, Royal Princess Cruise at ASIATIQUE The Riverfront Pier, Chaophraya Cruise at ASIATIQUE The Riverfront Pier, White Orchid Chao Phraya River Dinner Cruise, and Chao Phraya Princess Dinner Cruise.

Rooftop Bars & Sky Dining

Bangkok’s skyline offers a dramatic backdrop for some of the region’s most stunning rooftop bars and sky dining experiences. These venues pair panoramic views with craft cocktails and curated menus, making them a hit for both locals and tourists, including Sky on 20, Vertigo at Banyan Tree, Sirocco at Lebua, Red Sky Rooftop, and Axis & Spin among others.

While Bangkok continues to stand out, Traveloka data also reveals strong search interest in dining experiences in Pattaya, Chiang Mai, Khon Kaen, Phuket, and Hua Hin, showcasing Thailand’s depth and diversity in culinary tourism.

Presenting the runners-up

• Vietnam came second with cities like Hue and Ninh Binh noted for immersive dining and local buffet-style cuisine.
• Japan and Macau tied for third. Japan was searched for its upscale BBQ and yakiniku in Tokyo, while Macau earned recognition for its unique fusion of Portuguese and Chinese culinary traditions.
• Indonesia, Laos, France, Guam, and Hong Kong rounded the list with distinctive niche food experiences that reflect growing regional and international interest in culinary travel.

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Indonesian hotel operator Archipelago is doing its part to boost the national economy as it collaborates with local micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) through 29 of its properties.

MSMEs participating in this collaborative effort offer guests a variety of local products that include regional snacks that reflect authentic local flavours, traditional fabrics like batik and indigenous weaving, upcycled items that support sustainability and community empowerment initiatives; as well as locally produced leather goods of exceptional quality.

Archipelago chief executive John Flood said of the initiative: “This collaboration reflects our commitment to making hotels more than just a place to stay: they serve as a bridge between guests and local culture, as well as a way to support MSMEs in each region.”

Where to experience the best of Indonesia with Archipelago 

This collaboration is available at selected hotels within the Archipelago network located across various regions in Indonesia, including:

Sumatera

1. Harper Wahid Hasyim – Medan

Riau

1. favehotel Nagoya
2. Harper Premier Nagoya Batam

West Java

1. favehotel Braga
2. Grand Aston Puncak Hotel & Resort
3. Aston Cirebon Hotel & Convention Center
4. Harper Purwakarta
5. Aston Inn Tasikmalaya

Jakarta

1. favehotel PGC Cililitan

Central Java 

1. The Alana Yogyakarta Hotel & Convention Center
2. Aston Purwokerto Hotel & Convention Center
3. Aston Inn Pandanaran, Semarang
4. Quest Hotel Simpang Lima – Semarang
5. favehotel Manahan
6. favehotel Solo Baru
7. The Alana Hotel & Convention Center, Solo

East Java

1. Aston Gresik Hotel & Conference Center
2. Aston Sidoarjo City Hotel & Conference
3. favehotel Sidoarjo
4. Aston Madiun Hotel & Conference Center
5. favehotel Madiun
6. favehotel Tuban
7. Aston Banyuwangi Hotel & Conference Center

NTT

1. Harper Kupang

Kalimantan

1. Aston Samarinda Hotel & Convention Center
2. favehotel Ahmad Yani, Banjarmasin
3. Hotel Neo Palma Palangkaraya

Sulawesi

1. favehotel Bitung
2. Harper Perintis Makassar

Each hotel offers a uniquely curated local experience that reflects the character and culture of the surrounding area. 

Guests can easily shop for a variety of regional specialties, from traditional snacks and handicrafts to local fashion, all conveniently available within the hotel, including in the lobby area or as regional snacks provided in the in-room minibar.

Through this collaboration, Archipelago hopes to continue strengthening its contribution to supporting the local economy, creating opportunities for MSMEs to grow, while also providing added value for staying guests.

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