Marriott International Reopens All 350 Hotels in China as It Emerges from COVID-19 Lockdown
According to CEO of Marriott International, Arne M. Sorenson, all 350 Marriott properties in China has been reopened as the country emerges from COVID-19 lockdowns. While the financial impact on the industry has been disastrous, occupancy rates are slowly improving and reaching 40% on average (occupancy rates fell as low as 7% in late January 2020).
Click HERE to check out all the Marriott properties in China!
While the average consumer is still cautious regarding leisure travel, there has been a noticeable recovery in business travel and Chinese consumers are starting to travel again. Marriott International is the third largest hotel chain in the world and even though the average occupancy rate in the US is also recovering, it is only estimated to be at 20% at the time of writing.
Two weeks prior to this, Hilton decided to reopen all 255 hotels in China and introduced a CleanStay initiative to protect both employees and hotel guests. While it may take years before the industry return back to a pre COVID-19 state (in terms of occupancy and RevPAR), it is certainly comforting to see some light at the end of this tunnel.
Stand to win up to S$2,500 in cash reward on top of exclusive welcome gifts such as Apple iPads, Samsonite luggage, Dyson fans, and up to S$450 in vouchers or cash when you sign-up for a credit card as a new customer before 31 March 2025.
Accor’s Hotel Escape Sale is here, offering travelers up to 25% off stays across Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa. Available for bookings from 3 March to 31 March 2025, with stays valid from 6 March to 30 September 2025, this limited-time promotion includes a wide selection of properties, from luxury brands like Sofitel and MGallery to budget-friendly options such as Novotel and ibis.
The Hôtel Des Arts Saigon - MGallery in Ho Chi Minh City is probably the best Accor property in the city with a great club lounge and breakfast experience for elite members of the ALL loyalty program.
World of Hyatt's annual award chart changes take effect on 25 March 2025, impacting the number of points required for free night redemptions at select properties. In the Asia & Pacific region, 12 hotels will move down a category, while 25 will move up, making some redemptions more expensive.
Orlando’s theme parks provide a range of experiences to suit every type of visitor. Walt Disney World alone has four separate parks, while Universal Orlando features two main parks and a water park.
Earn double elite night credits with IHG One Rewards, up to 10 nights, when you register for the targeted promo and stay before 22 April 2025.
Be one of the first 500 successful applicants each day, from 12 PM between 23 to 27 January 2025, to receive a S$408 cash reward when you sign up for a Citi credit card as a new customer.
Earn triple points across Hyatt Place and Hyatt Properties and double points across all other participating Hyatt properties worldwide when you register and stay between 27 January 2025 to 28 March 2025.
After a series of delays, the Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur (which occupies the top floors of Merdeka 118) is finally accepting room reservations from 03 September 2025.
Earn up to 4% back in ALL points when you register and dine at one of Accor’s participating restaurants in Asia before 30 April 2025.