Corporate Bits | Sheraton Macao earns top-tier status

Senior executives at the newly-designated “Sheraton Grand Macao”

The Sheraton Macao Hotel located in Cotai Central has now become the Sheraton Grand Macao Hotel, as revealed in an announcement from the group. It signifies  an elevation of the resort’s status to the company’s premier-tier class.
The designation means that the hotel meets a set of minimum standards which have assessed the quality of amenities, and staff and guest satisfaction. Of the more than 400 properties that the group owns, the Sheraton Grand Macao is the 18th to have been awarded the status, according to the Sheraton Grand website.
“We are very pleased to have been elevated to ‘Grand’ status,” said a senior executive at the hotel. “This recognition by Sheraton Hotels & Resorts inspires us to continue delivering outstanding service and memorable experiences to each and every one of our guests.”
To celebrate this occasion, the hotel will offer guests the chance to book a room for as little as HKD833. Bookings may be made between now and the end of January for stays up until May 31.

h&m launch cny range exclusive to asia markets

Retail clothing giants H&M have launched a new range of products to coincide with the Year of the Monkey next month.
Consisting of 30 distinct pieces in various shades of red, the collection will offer men’s, women’s and children’s apparel, and will be sold exclusively in nine selected markets in Asia from January 21.
Macau, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Mainland China are among the nine selected markets to feature the collection.
The new range, modeled by Siwon Choi and Liu Wen, packs “a contemporary punch and a hint of oriental touch,” the company said in a press release.
“[The] Lunar New Year is a rare time of the year where we have the opportunity to dress up and catch up with our loved ones,” said Siwon Choi. “The menswear collection is a fun and modern interpretation suitable for the joyous occasion.”
“I love how the collection goes beyond the typical festive wardrobe by adding in a combination of modern silhouettes, ethnic details and a variety of lively prints,” added model Liu Wen.