Hard Rock Hotels® Announces Plans To Expand Global Footprint With Eight New Properties Across Brazil
The Global Hospitality and Entertainment Brand Reveals Plans for New Property Developments in Partnership with VCI S.A.
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HOLLYWOOD, Fla., April 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Hard Rock Hotels today announced plans for development of eight hotels with approximately 3,000 rooms in several key cities throughout Brazil, including Sao Paulo, Fortaleza, Ilha de Sol, Campos do Jordão, Foz do Iguaçu, Jericoacoara, Natal and Recife. The hotel properties, developed and owned by Brazil-based real estate developer VCI S.A., will be managed by the Hard Rock Hotel brand, which is renowned for the top-notch guest experiences it provides travelers around the world. The addition of these properties under Hard Rock s diverse hospitality portfolio marks the continued international expansion of the brand with an increased emphasis on prime South Am
Hard Rock International, WhyHunger And Yoko Ono Lennon Team Up To Combat World Hunger And Honor 50th Anniversary Of Imagine
Hard Rock Unveils Imagine There s No Hunger Collection to Raise Awareness and Supportive Funds
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HOLLYWOOD, Fla., April 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Hard Rock International today announced its continued partnership with global non-profit WhyHunger and activist-artist Yoko Ono Lennon to launch the Imagine There s No Hunger campaign, a unified effort to raise awareness and funds to combat global hunger and poverty. As a part of the campaign and inspired by John Lennon s iconic song Imagine and the 50
How do I tell my child he is autistic before someone else does?
For World Autism Awareness Day, I want my son to understand what being autistic means – and why he should see it as a positive
2 April 2021 • 5:00am
Anna White, photographed in 2018 with, from left to right, Benny, Agatha and Alex
Credit: Heathcliff O Malley
This week in school, my eight-year-old daughter Agatha fielded questions from the class on what it is like to have an autistic twin brother.
They asked why Benjamin bursts into her classroom for a hug, why he has his own one-to-one teacher and whether he will “grow out of it?”
United Kingdom Unveils National Autism Peer Education Programme
Emma Mander from Great Minds Together discusses the UK’s ground-breaking NHS Autism Peer Education Programme.
Autistic people are statistically more likely to experience mental health problems than the general population, with a worrying 80% of autistic adults expected to endure mental health issues during their lives, a figure that isn’t helped by the lack of understanding and support.
Through our work providing specialist wraparound support to families and children with SEND, we have seen first-hand the impact of the lack of resources, training and support for autistic children and their families.