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Hilton Honors, the award-winning guest loyalty program for Hilton s 18 world-class brands, today announced its new Asia Pacific dining offer, Like a Member , giving guests an opportunity to join Hilton Honors and enjoy its privileges in their locales, even without staying on property. Inviting guests to dine like a member, the offer includes discounts of up to 25%, as well as opportunities to earn Bonus Points across an extensive range of restaurants and bars managed by Hilton in the region. With more than 900 restaurants and bars across Asia Pacific, all of which adhere to the highest standards of hygiene and safety, Hilton Honors aims to give members access to enjoy the best value while they dine, toast and celebrate in their home cities or within the region when it is safe to travel again. ....
Bak changs are one of the must-haves during the Dragon Boat Festival season, when the rice dumplings are enjoyed by Chinese families all over the world. With the festival just around the bend, here’s a list of where you can get your fix of this year’s most unique flavours, from the most creative to super quirky and unusual variants, to. ....
SINGAPORE - “Popiah King” Sam Goi has successfully prevailed in a boardoom tussle, retaining his chairmanship of Hanwell Holdings while ousting rival directors Coco Tang Cheuk Chee and Eugene Yeo See Liang from the board. At an annual general meeting on Thursday (April 29), shareholder support for Mr Goi was obvious, with 94.67 per cent voting in favour of his remaining as non-executive chairman. In contrast, 55.34 per cent voted against the re-election of Ms Coco Tang as a director. Similarly, the resolution to re-elect Mr Eugene Yeo See Liang - an ally of Ms Tang - was not carried, with 55.30 per cent voting against him. ....