Corporate bits | Sands China resorts presents ‘hairy crab seasonal menus’

Sands Resorts Cotai Strip Macao and Sands Macao have unveiled seasonal menus featuring one of the region’s greatest delicacies- Shanghai hairy crabs.
According to Sands China’s release, Canton at The Venetian Macao will feature the ‘Hairy Crab Sensation’ daily from November 11 until December 11, featuring six dishes that include steamed “Yang Cheng Hu”, hairy crab with vintage Hua Diao wine, poached bamboo shoots with fish maw and crab coral.
Lotus Palace at The Parisian Macao specializes in fresh seafood, spicy hot pot, dim sum and provincial Chinese dishes, as well as pan-Asian and Cantonese favorites. Its hairy crab promotion menu also features a delicious range of à la carte dishes.
Likewise, restaurants such as Dynasty 8, Rice Empire and Golden Court have also crafted special menus that will delight guests with this autumn treat.

Wynn palace unveils shopping privileges

The “Shop and Indulge at Wynn” program at Wynn Palace Cotai is presenting an array of offers that provides an extra taste of the resort’s exclusive experiences.
From a journey of taste and delicacy that includes the opportunity to dine while looking over the Performance Lake, to a night in a suite or a serene treatment for two at its spa, guests who spend MOP25,000 or more in new shops at the resort from now until December 31 can enjoy such rewards.
The program ensures that once guests have completed their shopping spree for the trendiest items from a selection of over 50 of the finest designer labels, they will be eligible for such rewards. According to the resort, the items that can be found in its designer stores include Italian-made leather shoes, designer handbags, diamonds and unique timepieces.

Wset opens first international office in hong kong

The Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET) will open its first international office in Hong Kong on November 10.
According to the company, this branch is opening in response to the high demand for wine and spirit education across Greater China.
WSET is a global provider of wines and spirits qualifications, with a record of 72,171 candidates during the academic year 2015/16. Following the UK, China has overtaken the USA to be the second biggest market for WSET and the largest growth market, with candidate numbers for 2015/16 up 38 percent from the previous year and course registrations for 2016/17 showing no signs of slowing.
The office located in Wan Chai will be staffed by a team of four equipped with operations skiils, who will focus on providing support to WSET’s local network of course providers, educators and corporate partners, as well as the growing WSET alumni community.