Travel Aggregator (May 2023)

FOREWORD

Welcome to the May 2023 edition of Travel Aggregator, WebBeds’ monthly newsletter dedicated to the travel trade in Asia Pacific.

One of the best ways to discover the true heart and soul of a destination is to visit a market. These vibrant hives of activity provide a rich insight into local life and let you uncover authentic arts, crafts and fresh produce. In this issue, we check out five different styles of markets to explore in Asia Pacific, along with tips on where to stay.

Are you superstitious? Even if you’re not, you’ve probably made a wish at some point. This is an important cultural ritual in many countries, so we’ve found some of the best places in the world to make your wishes come true.

If you’re planning a short break in Hong Kong, don’t miss our “72 Hours in Hong Kong” feature. Perfect for travellers who want to maximise their time in this iconic city, this action-packed itinerary includes three days of immersive experiences and a choice of accommodation options.

This month, our “Featured Hotel” is the stylish G Hotel Gurney in Penang, “Newly-Opened” checks in to Wyndham Shanghai Nanxiang, and of course, you can catch up with all the latest news, photos and exclusive offers from WebBeds in Asia Pacific.

Enjoy the read!

KS Sun

President, Asia Pacific WebBeds

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ABOUT TRAVEL AGGREGATOR

Travel Aggregator is the monthly newsletter published in-house by WebBeds Asia Pacific. Created especially for our travel trade partners and clients, this informative newsletter will include the latest updates from WebBeds Asia Pacific, including our news and developments, plus exciting offers from our partners, a selection of the hottest hotel deals, and much more!

If you’d like to be featured in the next issue of Travel Aggregator, please email Travel.Aggregator@webbeds.com. Alternatively, for marketing partnerships with WebBeds Asia Pacific, please email apac.marketing@webbeds.com

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Wyndham Shanghai Nanxiang

Wyndham Hotels & Resorts has continued to expand its portfolio in China with the launch of Wyndham Shanghai Nanxiang, a modern upscale hotel located in Nanxiang, one of Shanghai’s four historical towns.

Nestled in the Jiading district, this water town has 1,500 years of heritage and is famous for its xiao long bao steamed buns. Wyndham Shanghai Nanxiang lets guests explore these cultural and culinary delights, as well as modern attractions such as Shanghai International Circuit, Hongqiao National Convention & Exhibition Center, and Incity MEGA, one of the area’s largest retail malls.

The hotel itself features 315 rooms and suites, ranging from 37 to 128 square metres and all equipped with modern amenities. When guests are not uncovering the local area, they can dine in a choice of two restaurants – Joy All Day Dining or Junfu Chinese Restaurant – or unwind at the lobby bar, fitness center or indoor pool. Wyndham Shanghai Nanxiang will also become a popular hub for business and events, with a large ballroom and nine meeting spaces.

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TRAVEL WISHES CAN COME TRUE

Wishes are wonderful things. They inspire us, excite us and give us hope for a bright future. From children blowing out the candles on their birthday cakes to couples catching a glimpse of a shooting star, we all love to make wishes. But where are the best places in the world to visit if you want to make a wish? In this article, we reveal some of the dreamiest destinations that could make your wishes come true!

TREVI FOUNTAIN

ROME, ITALY

This elegant Italian masterpiece, which dates from the 18th Century, is perhaps the world’s most famous fountain. Tradition holds that throwing a coin into the fountain (over the right shoulder using the left hand) will ensure that the visitor returns to Rome. Two coins could lead the thrower to a new romance, and three coins mean marriage. Travellers can rest assured that all their coins are collected and donated to charity.

WHERE TO STAY

HOTEL WHITE

Hotel White is a stylish upscale hotel in the heart of Rome. Located just a few minutes’ walk from the Trevi Fountain, this is a great base from which to explore the city’s cultural and historical attractions. After a day of sightseeing, guests can enjoy peace and quiet in soundproofed rooms or unwind at the City Spa & Gym, a holistic wellness center.

CHARGING BULL

NEW YORK CITY, USA

The Charging Bull sculpture in New York City was designed to represent the strength, prosperity and optimism of the “Big Apple”. Situated near Wall Street in Manhattan’s financial district, it has become an iconic symbol of the USA’s fiscal power. Some people believe that rubbing the bull’s horns could help to increase their own wealth. Whether it works or not, this still provides an excellent photo opportunity for travellers to NYC!

WHERE TO STAY

DOUBLETREE BY HILTON NEW YORK DOWNTOWN

DoubleTree by Hilton New York Downtown is a contemporary hotel in Lower Manhattan’s financial district, approximately six minutes’ walk from the Charging Bull. Guests can relax in comfortable rooms with views of the city skyline or Hudson River. After a busy day exploring the city, Antica Ristorante is a great spot to enjoy authentic Italian cuisine and the fitness centre is perfect for energizing workouts.

THE FOUNTAIN OF WEALTH

SINGAPORE

The Fountain of Wealth is a spectacular attraction that symbolizes wealth, prosperity and spiritual union. Situated at Suntec City, in the financial heart of Singapore, the fountain features a large bronze ring design based on the Hindu “mandala” (or “universe”). Upon completion in 1998, it was the world’s largest fountain. By walking clockwise three times around the pool, with a hand stretched out over the water, visitors are said to be granted wishes.

WHERE TO STAY

PARKROYAL COLLECTION MARINA BAY

PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay is an elegant five-star hotel that blurs the boundaries of nature. This highly sustainable property is home to Southeast Asia’s largest indoor skylit atrium, which contains over 2,400 plants and trees. It also features six restaurants and bars, a world-class spa and an organic rooftop garden and outdoor lounge with stunning city views. The Fountain of Wealth is about 11 minutes’ walk away.

DOL HAREUBANG

Jeju’s Dol Hareubang statues are an iconic symbol of the island. While their origins remain a mystery, these stone sculptures are said to protect the island and ward off evil spirits. They are also a symbol of fertility; legend has it that newly married women can rub the different parts of the statue to increase their chances of conceiving their desired child — the nose for a boy, the ears for a girl.

JEJU ISLAND, SOUTH KOREA

WHERE TO STAY

HAMDEOK

BEACH STAY JEJU

Hamdeok Beach Stay Jeju lets guests experience the rich cultural heritage of Jeju Island. Nestled in the heart of the action, overlooking the ocean close to the north coast, this modern hotel features comfortable rooms with balconies and city or sea views, plus an onsite breakfast restaurant and complimentary Wi-Fi throughout. Hamdeok Beach is only a short walk from the hotel.

MEIJI SHRINE

TOKYO, JAPAN

Meiji Shrine symbolizes the timeless Japanese Shinto traditions of respect and gratitude. Visitors to the shrine can write their wishes on “ema” (small wooden plaques) and hang them at the shrine for Kami (God) to receive. Modernised ema designs, such as anime or cartoon-style, are seen to attract younger visitors. Situated in the popular Shibuya district of downtown Tokyo, this is a wonderful place to take a break from the urban hustle and bustle and soak up Japan’s spiritual culture.

WHERE TO STAY

CERULEAN TOWER

TOKYU HOTEL

Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel is a landmark tower in the Shibuya district with a wealth of five-star facilities. Guests can stay in a choice of chic rooms and suites, all on high floors with panoramic views, dine at a choice of restaurants and bars including a teppanyaki room and sushi lounge, unwind at the sauna, spa and indoor swimming pool, or workout at the gym or yoga deck.

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destination. These bustling commercial centres are not only heart and soul of their community – focal points where learn the latest news or just grab a bite to eat.

deep insights into the local culture. And by purchasing sure that they are supporting small businesses.

Night Markets

As the sun sets in Thailand, towns and cities across the kingdom come to life with vibrant street markets. Perfectly timed to beat the daytime heat, these colourful attractions provide a wonderful opportunity to stroll, shop and soak up the local vibe.

Chillva Market in Phuket is an energising after-dark experience with plenty of food and fashion stalls. A lively space in the centre of the market also invites visitors to unwind and listen to live bands performing Thai pop songs and international rock covers.

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The Pavilions Phuket

The Pavilions Phuket is a luxurious resort that promises complete peace and tranquillity – the ideal contrast to the island’s upbeat street life. Perched on a hilltop overlooking the Andaman Sea and Phuket’s stunning sunsets, this fivestar sanctuary features a collection of private pool villas and spacious suites, plus three award-winning restaurants and bars, a soothing spa, pool and fitness centre. Chillva Market is approximately 30 minutes’ drive away.

Farmers’ Markets

Australia is famous for its vast farms and fresh, natural produce. For visitors, the country’s abundant farmers’ markets offer an opportunity to sample the finest seasonal ingredients directly from the source, while also chatting to the growers and even taking a culinary tour of the market.

Queen Victoria Market has been serving the people of Melbourne for more than 140 years. Known affectionately as “Vic Market,” this historic landmark houses over 600 small businesses specialising in locally-grown goods.

AUSTRALIA

Radisson on Flagstaff Gardens Melbourne

Radisson on Flagstaff Gardens Melbourne is perfectly positioned in the CBD, less than five minutes’ walk to Queen Victoria Market and right opposite Melbourne’s oldest park, Flagstaff Gardens. Guests can savour highquality cuisine at HQ’s on William or relax at the rooftop gym and spa with spectacular views of the Melbourne skyline. At the end of a long day, the 184 rooms and suites are fitted with comfy Posturepedic beds and pillow menu.

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Street Food Markets

Korean cuisine has become popular all around the world, but there is no better place to sample it than at the country’s lively food markets. This is also a great way of learning about Korean culture and experiencing the buzz of daily life.

Located on the coast in Gangwon province, in the country’s northeast corner, Sokcho Tourist & Fishery Market lets foodies taste a wide variety of delicious dishes, including classic crispy chicken and plenty of seafood such as stuffed squid and steamed crab.

SOUTH KOREA

Sunrise Hotel Sokcho

Sunrise Hotel Sokcho is an upscale property in the centre of this seaside city, just five minutes’ walk from the market. Visitors can stay in a choice of rooms with views of the sea or Mount Seorak, including family options. For travellers who want to be immersed in Korean comfort, some rooms even feature a traditional “ondol” heating system. The hotel’s restaurant, Le Soleil, serves breakfast every morning.

INDONESIA

Art Markets

Indonesia is famous for its intricate arts and crafts, with a wide variety of styles that represent the archipelago’s dazzling diversity. The country’s art markets let guests explore an extensive array of artforms, such as painting, jewellery making, wood carving, ceramics and, of course, batik printing.

Nestled in the heart of Yogyakarta, Indonesia’s cultural capital, Malioboro Street Market is a great place to pick up authentic and affordable batik products, including clothing, bags, curtains, bed covers and much more.

Hotel Tentrem Yogyakarta

Hotel Tentrem Yogyakarta is an independent hotel that blends Javanese heritage with excellent service. Located about 15 minutes from Malioboro Street, this five-star hotel features a selection of luxurious suites, art-inspired interiors and state-of-the-art facilities. The Olympic-sized pool and tennis court offer ways to unwind, five restaurants and bars serve authentic cuisine, and the Sidomuncul Gallery & Shop specialises in traditional Indonesian souvenirs, including exquisite batik designs.

Floating Markets

Vietnam’s Mekong Delta is an aquatic labyrinth of winding waterways and riverside communities. Throughout history, local people have navigated around this lush landscape by boat, and this has given rise to a series of vibrant floating marketplaces.

Cai Rang Floating Market has flourished for more than a century, creating a focal point where farmers come to sell their fresh produce to residents and businesses in Can Tho. Come at dawn and savour a traditional Mekong breakfast – a bowl of noodles.

VIETNAM

Victoria Can Tho Resort

Victoria Can Tho Resort reflects the rich heritage of the Mekong Delta with its elegant colonial style design. Guests can stay in spacious rooms with balconies, swim in two large pools, enjoy a massage at the Victoria Spa, or stroll through the riverside garden – a natural oasis of tropical foliage. Like Cai Rang Floating Market, which is 20 minutes’ drive away, Spices Restaurant showcases fresh ingredients.

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Guests can enjoy a game of beach volleyball, table tennis and aqua aerobics, or rent a bicycle for a ride along the beach. Fresh seafood and grilled meats can be enjoyed at Kayangan Restaurant while live entertainment is offered at Gecko’s Steak Bar.

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72 HOURS IN HONG KONG

Hong Kong is such a dazzlingly diverse city that it can be difficult to know where to start your urban adventure – especially on a short break. From world-class shopping and dining to captivating cultural sites, mesmerizing markets and thrilling theme parks, it seems impossible to fit everything into a three-day stay. But it is possible!

With the help of WebBeds’ insiders, we have crafted an immersive itinerary that encompasses many of the city’s top attractions. This is our essential guide to spending 72 hours in Hong Kong.

DAY ONE

Explore Central and The Peak

CENTRAL MARKET

Experience the vibrant sights and sounds of Hong Kong life at Central Market. Located on the site of a historic bazaar that dated from the 1850s, the market was relaunched in 2021 and now houses an eclectic selection of traditional stalls, modern start-ups, coworking spaces and more. This makes it the perfect place to come and soak up the traditional and modern heritage of Hong Kong. Its Bauhaus-style building, which was built in the 1930s, is also a must-see for architecture fans.

Taking a morning hike up to Victoria Peak – the highest point on Hong Kong Island – is a wonderfully invigorating activity. The cool air and panoramic views of the city and harbour at the summit make the hourlong trek well worth the effort. Alternatively, the Peak Tram, which has been operating for over 130 years, offers a scenic sprint to the top with stunning vistas along the way. Attractions at the summit include parks, gardens, observation decks and a Madame Tussauds.

THE PEAK

TAI KWUN

The cultural hub of Tai Kwun is well worth a few hours of exploration. Set in the former Central Police Station compound, this elegant heritage complex has been transformed into a haven of art and design, filled with regular exhibitions, shops and restaurants.

HONG KONG STAR FERRY

For more than 120 years, the Star Ferry has transported people and goods between Kowloon and Hong Kong Island. Today, this iconic harbour crossing has become one of the most used boat services in the world, with a fleet of nine ferries carrying an estimated 50,000 people every day. While many locals will travel on the lower decks, visitors should head up to the higher decks to snap fantastic photos of Victoria Harbour and the surrounding skyscrapers.

LUK YU TEAHOUSE

Hong Kong is a culinary paradise with almost unlimited dining options, ranging from street-side stalls to Michelin-starred restaurants. But don’t leave town without trying authentic, handcrafted dim sum, served in towering bamboo steamers at local eateries like  Luk Yu Teahouse.

DAY TWO

Be Immersed in Arts and Culture

HONG KONG PALACE MUSEUM

Explore the grace and elegance of Chinese heritage at Hong Kong Palace Museum, which presents over 900 priceless treasures from the Palace Museum in Beijing (which is housed within the Forbidden City), as well as ancient and modern artworks from Hong Kong.

One of the world’s largest museums of modern and contemporary visual arts, M+ officially opened in late 2021 and features 33 galleries dedicated to imagery, design, architecture and more, plus three cinemas, a learning hub and roof garden.

TEMPLE STREET NIGHT MARKET

Nestled in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, Temple Street Night Market is a vibrant parade of street food, souvenir stalls and other traditional attractions, such as fortune tellers and Cantonese opera, which draw Hong Kong residents and visitors alike. Rub shoulders with locals and soak up the lively atmosphere as you savour freshly cooked delicacies from sizzling stalls, then practice your bargaining skills as you shop for goods ranging from clothing and jewellery to handicrafts and antiques.

LADIES’ MARKET

In the bustling streets of Mongkok, Ladies’ Market is a bright and colourful kilometre-long stretch of stalls that sells a wide range of goods, including clothes, shoes, accessories, bags, souvenirs and much more. Despite the market’s name, men are also permitted!

YAT TUNG HEEN

Lovers of fine gastronomy can end their day in style at Yat Tung Heen, one of Hong Kong’s most celebrated restaurants. Discover an array of authentic Cantonese delicacies and realise why it has been awarded a Michelin star for six consecutive years.

DAY THREE Discover Lantau Island

NGONG PING 360

Escape the city and experience the natural and cultural wonders of Lantau, Hong Kong’s largest island. This is home to Ngong Ping 360, the popular cable car ride that transports riders over the serene green landscape with spectacular ocean vistas. The Crystal Cabins even feature glass floors for the ultimate bird’s-eye view! Ngong Ping Village offers a wealth of other attractions and activities including a cultural centre, plenty of retail outlets and multiple dining options.

THE BIG BUDDHA AND PO LIN MONASTERY

An iconic landmark on the Lantau landscape, Tian Tan Buddha (more commonly known as the “Big Buddha”) is a huge bronze statue that sits 34 metres high and can be reached by climbing 268 steps. Located nearby is Po Lin Monastery, which was established in 1906.

TAI-O

The quaint fishing village of Tai-O feels a million miles away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Hong Kong. Perched on stilts above the water at the mouth of the Tai-O River, this charming community features narrow streets, bridges and heritage-listed buildings including centuries-old temples and pre-war shophouses. This is also a natural paradise and a haven of ecotourism; a local boat trip can take you into the river estuary and coastal mangroves. Don’t miss the chance to try local seafood.

RECOMMENDED STAYS IN HONG KONG

Gloucester Luk Kwok

Gloucester Luk Kwok is located in the Wan Chai district of Hong Kong Island, surrounded by restaurants, shops and galleries. Stay in a choice of stylish upscale rooms and suites with mountain or city views, work out at the fitness centre and dine at a choice of restaurants, including the award-winning Canton Room, one of the most historic Chinese restaurants in Hong Kong which was won many prestigious awards.

Hotel Ease Tsuen Wan

Hotel Ease Tsuen Wan is a modern midscale hotel that offers everything you need for a comfortable and convenient city break. Each of the sleek guestrooms – including a selection of family rooms – comes fully equipped with comfy beds, cable TV, a kettle and fast, free Wi-Fi. There is also a fitness centre, an all-day dining restaurant and a complimentary shuttle service that takes you straight to the nearby MTR station.

Royal Plaza Hotel

Royal Plaza Hotel is perfectly positioned next to a seven-storey shopping complex and on top of MTR Mong Kok East Station, putting the entire city within easy reach. The 699 five-star rooms and suites offer plenty of space and panoramic views. Plunge into the 40-metre swimming pool, unwind at the jacuzzi and sauna, work out at the gym and dine at a choice of four restaurants, including Chinese, Japanese and international options.

Silka Seaview

Silka Seaview is a bright midscale hotel that reveals the authentic charm of Yau Ma Tei, on the Kowloon Peninsula. Located just steps from Temple Street Market and not far from the Hong Kong Palace Museum, this is a hotel that gives you the keys to the city. The 258 rooms are light, comfy and equipped with free Wi-Fi. The 19th floor Jade Café is a great place to relax.

The Perfect Romantic Retreat

As part of Mai Khao Lak Beach Resort & Spa that caters to families, Mai Holiday by Mai Khao Lak is the adults -only getaway for those aged 18 and above. The stylish and comfortable suites are tucked away in the tranquil shores of Khao Lak’s tropical beach with a swimming pool, gym, spa and rooftop restaurant at your disposal.

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From Solea's bright and vivid disposition present in the property's design, to day to night engaging activities for all ages, and spacious facilities that cater to various gatheringsbright and fun-filled moments await you here!

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G HOTEL GURNEY, PENANG

Discover the contemporary face of Penang, Malaysia’s heritage-rich island, at G Hotel Gurney, a sleek and stylish five-star hotel tower that overlooks the Malacca Strait.

Nestled on the waterfront at Gurney Drive, a short distance from the historic heart of Georgetown, G Hotel Gurney is directly attached to Gurney Plaza mall and surrounded by shops and restaurants. The modern, sea-facing accommodation ranges from Dx. (deluxe) and Ex. (executive) rooms to a choice of spacious suites – including the Ds. (duplex) suite, signature Gs. (G suite), and XLs. (extra-large) suite that can host up to four guests.

Bright and inviting dining venues include the nature-inspired Tree Bar, chic Café 168 and relaxing G Spot, which specialises in afternoon tea and evening cocktails. When visitors are not exploring the wonders of Penang, they can chill out at the outdoor pool and workout at the well-equipped gym. For guests staying in the premium rooms, the Executive Lounge is an exclusive space to unwind with panoramic ocean views.

With its prime location, 24-hour services and complimentary Wi-Fi, G Hotel Gurney is a great option for travellers who want to stay fully connected during their trip to Penang.

ES CAPE TO PARADISE

Nestled in the heart of Cairns, close to all the attractions, restaurants and bars, Coral Tree Inn stands as a private oasis offering you a tropical sanctuary away from the bustling city life!

Enjoy a delicious continental breakfast served daily at our poolside café, cook up a feast with complimentary barbecue facilities in the courtyard, soak in the pool, read a book in the lobby, do a book exchange, play board games and simply have fun.

Experience above and beyond

Citrus Cunningham is an ideal choice for any weary traveller. After a hectic business meeting or a long day of shopping, the refreshing ambience and cherry greetings at this capacious hotel is sure to revive you from the stressful day.

From personalized rooms with comfy beds, the 24 -hour café and rooftop restaurant, to the revitalizing spa and well-equipped gymnasium, the hotel houses all that is required to make your trip complete and comfortable.