Corporate Bits | Ponte16 Macau 3D Museum Grand Opening in mid 2015

Co-organized by Hong Kong 3D Museum and Ponte 16 Resort, Macau, the first large-scale 3D museum in Macau – Ponte 16 Macau 3D Museum will open to the public in mid 2015.
Located at Ponte 16 Resort in Macau, the approximately 18,000 square feet museum has over 150 photography points in six theme zones, offering visitors a chance to pose for interesting photos with the various exhibits and 3D paintings.
Ponte 16 3D Museum is Macau’s first 3D Museum and also the world’s first museum with 4D paintings.  The Museum brings visitors a brand new sensory experience through 4D elements such as lighting effects, analog sound and props.

CTM launches “local data usage auto alert service”

With an objective of meeting the growing trend of mobile data usage, starting from today onwards, CTM will implement the “Local Data Usage Auto Alert Service” for its mobile monthly plan customers, with two default ceiling levels at 70% and 90%. When customers’ data usage exceeds 70% and 90% of total free local mobile data entitlement, an alert notification SMS will be sent out to remind customers to be aware of the status so that they can manage their data, so as to avoid unexpected mobile service charges. CTM mobile customers are automatically entitled to use the “Local Data Usage Auto Alert Service” for free without any application. In addition, customers may change the above default ceiling levels through CTM Buddy’s “Data Usage Alert Setting”.

Mandarin Oriental Bangkok’s Bamboo Bar reopens

The Bamboo Bar at Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok reopened its doors in December 2014 following extensive refurbishment. The establishment now has a more contemporary look but retains its character. Originally opened in a tiny room in the hotel’s Authors’ Wing in 1953, hanging on the wall are historical images of the hotel and bar, and pictures of former patrons, including Louis Armstrong, Mick Jagger, and Audrey Hepburn.
Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok’s General Manager, Amanda Hyndman, said, “Our objective was to weave the past into the future. Old friends will recognize familiar pieces throughout the space that create a real sense of place. The new design better meets the changing needs of our sophisticated clientele, offering more intimate seating and comfort, and clever integration of the outdoor space and the adjacent Cigar Divan.”