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WIN A FREE STAY IN SINGAPORE


THIS MONTH’S prizes come from Winsland Serviced Suites by Lanson Place. Located in the heart of Singapore, Winsland Serviced Suites by Lanson Place offers a relaxing, tranquil environment for travellers seeking short- or long-term accommodation. Te spacious suites have been recently renovated, sporting a new modern look inspired by nature, and beyond the walls of the property guests can find an abundance of exciting shopping, dining and entertainment options just a block away on Orchard Road.


For more details and to enter, visit businesstraveller.com/competitions


Two prizes this month include a three-night stay in a one-bedroom Executive Suite and a three-night stay in a one-bedroom Premier Suite.


JANUARY/FEBRUARY ISSUE COMPETITION WINNERS: Virginia Bovolo and Peter McNamara each won a three-night stay in a Horizon Deluxe Room at Shangri-La’s Far Eastern Plaza Hotel, Taipei.


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Radisson Hotel Group rebrands Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group has rebranded as


Radisson Hotel Group, bringing with it a new name, a revamped loyalty programme and an aggressive expansion plan in Asia-Pacific.


Te group aims to double its total number of rooms across the region, from its current 18,000 to close to 38,000 in the foreseeable future. Much of this development is expected to take place in China, where the group aims to triple its presence over the coming five years with expansions into second- and third-tier cities.


Meanwhile, the group’s loyalty programme has also been renamed Radisson Rewards. Each of the tiers has been renamed,


and they have also had their thresholds reduced to make it easier for members to attain and maintain status. radissonhotelgroup.com


HOT DEALS


Fraser Place Melbourne is offering a special deal for Business Traveller Asia- Pacific readers. Guests using the promo code “APAC” to book a Studio Apartment will receive a bottle of wine. Apartments have a kitchen, free wifi and bottled water on arrival. Te rate starts from A$165 (US$130) and is valid until September 24, 2018. melbourne.fasershospitality.com


Dorsett Wan Chai Hong Kong is running a 26 Hours “A” Feature programme for guests booking a room directly on the hotel’s website. Tis allows guests to check in at any time they like before checking out aſter 26 hours. Additionally, they can choose three of the following benefits during the stay: airport lounge access, a Buy- 1-Get-1-Free Ocean Park ticket, free room upgrade, free breakfast, or free meal vouchers at local coffee shops (cha chaan teng). Starting rates for a Standard room begin at HK$1,100 (US$140). Te deal is valid until further notice. wanchai.dorsetthotels.com


Mandarin Oriental, Singapore has a Discover and Dine at Cherry Garden package. It includes a one-night stay in a Club Marina Bay Suite, a special selection of Chinese tea and a Chinese Singapore Heritage Cookbook, breakfast at Melt Café for two, a visit to the Chinatown Wet Market with the hotel’s executive Chinese chef, a dim sum masterclass for two, as well as weekend dim sum brunch at Cherry Garden for two. Te package starts from S$2,500 (US$1,904) and is valid until October 31, 2018. mandarinoriental.com


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