Starfish Travel Corporation Team

The largest Australian-owned commercial event management company, Arinex, has been bought by Joyn, a major event technology platform. The united organisation, to be known as The Arinex Group, will concentrate on developing cutting-edge, creative, and technologically driven event experiences all over the world. With more than 50 years of experience managing a variety of business events, including incentives, special events, and international conferences, Arinex is a well-known global leader in the sector. Nicole Walker, the CEO of Arinex, will become the Group CEO and a member of the Group Board, while Jordan Walsh, the co-founder and CEO of Joyn, will become the Group Executive Chairman. Tony Ward, a former top executive with Xero, Microsoft, and LinkedIn, is also welcomed by the group as a director. In expressing her joy at this significant accomplishment, Nicole Walker said, “Arinex’ main aim has always been to architect inspiring experiences. The main reason we have joined forces with Joyn is because the event business needs considerable innovation if we are to continue fulfilling our objective. We can use the top-notch technology to improve the experience for all parties and raise sponsor and delegate involvement over time. As part of the agreement, Joyn will use the well-known Arinex brand and rename itself Arinex Live. The incorporation of Joyn’s technical expertise into Arinex’s well-known brand is reflected in this new identity. In order to provide a full range of event production services, including technical guidance, content creation, and event production, Arinex Live will keep collaborating with clients all over the world. Joyn’s main event technology solution, Arinex One, will be rebranded and will continue to service and concentrate on the association sector. Arinex One has been utilised by over 200,000 people across 1000+ events globally. With the release of a new edition of the product in July, Arinex One will keep increasing efficiency for event managers throughout the world. In describing his outlook for the future, Group Executive Chairman Jordan Walsh said, “Since creating Joyn, our mission has been to allow the future of events. It’s crucial to design distinctive offline encounters and a compelling online environment. We are eager to build on the Arinex company’s unique event experience and established global brand and reputation in the next years. Later this year, The Arinex Group intends to diversify into machine learning and artificial intelligence in order to boost attendee engagement. Source- Travel daily

Back row (L-R): Cat Mapperson Quest St. Kilda Rd. & Quest on Dorcas, Bianca Tachdjian Quest Ivanhoe, Moonee Valley Teresa Arcuri Quest Watergardens at Gazal Kamali Quest, Ngoc Ngoc Quest Amelia van de Ven Quest Orange, Caroline Springs Front Row: Stephanie Robertson Quest Collingwood, Sophie Sun Quest Griffith, and Liz Galea Quest Preston Back Row: David Mansfield, Managing Director Quest Apartment Hotels Quest continues to provide seamless guest experiences as a dependable brand that has stood the test of time by capitalising on corporate travel trends like work from anywhere, leisure trends like cosy staycations on a budget, and universal travel trends like the growing demand for local connections over box-ticking tourism. Quest Apartment Hotels, a subsidiary of Ascott Limited, will have been making business travel simple for 35 years in 2023. This year, as Australasia’s largest serviced apartment brand expands its product line, more milestones will be reached. As the largest serviced apartment provider in Australasia, Quest is well-positioned to benefit on the growing corporate appetite for value and dependability, despite June data from NAB, Westpac, and ANZ highlighting waning consumer and business confidence. By June 2025, Quest will open 6 more buildings, totaling 469 more rooms, boosting its total number of rooms to nearly 9,400 spacious serviced apartments around the country. Quest now operates 159 hotels and has 13 further properties under development. The brand’s success continues to be significantly influenced by Quest’s ability to react to shifting market conditions. Quest continues to position franchise business owners for success by putting an emphasis on integrating ESG into regular operations at properties around the nation and strategically situating new properties in developing suburbs with promising growth possibilities. For the business clientele who continue to choose Quest for their accommodations, the recently opened Quest Watergardens and the impending Quest Woolooware Bay are both situated in developing suburban town centres. Local architecture and mixed-use developments are now included in design elements. The original Quest was a 55 key red brick building that first opened in 1988 in the Fitzroy neighbourhood of inner-city Melbourne. In terms of geography and architectural, the 83-key Quest Collingwood, the first of four buildings to debut in 2023, represented a full circle moment. The new aparthotel is located just 15 minutes from the old property and features red brick on the façade. When the lease on the current St Kilda Rd premises expires, Quest corporate office will move into the office space above the new aparthotel, demonstrating Quest’s commitment to suburban sites. Quest’s committed 146 local business owners are driving ESG action outside of the boardroom.  Quest for a Cause, the network’s umbrella for community assistance, currently includes hundreds of nonprofit projects across the nation where local teams continue to support the communities that support their businesses. Through purpose-led collaborations, Quest is stepping up its ESG efforts at the network level in 2023.  Since 2020, Quest has given over 13,000 accommodation nights at no cost to families of young people from the region with difficult diseases who need ongoing treatment in hospitals in the capital cities thanks to a cooperation with the Sony Foundation’s You Can Stay programme.   Through further collaboration with the nonprofit Housing All Australians, Quest is also tackling the nation’s housing affordability and rental crisis this year. According to David Mansfield, managing director of Ascott Australia, “Our extraordinary success simply would not have been possible without the ongoing support of our partners and clients, our guests, and our local business owners.” “The success of Quest is largely down to our people and culture. Quest local business owners continue to offer the trusted guidance and superior service that our customers have come to expect because of their intimate knowledge of the area and natural intuition. This has not altered in 35 years. “Quest is a network of local company owners and teams that go above and above for our guests. We continue to grow our brand in accordance with evolving guest expectations without losing sight of who we are. We all desire a sense of community from our post-pandemic travel, and Quest is well-positioned to satisfy this need with our roomy serviced apartments because authentic local experiences are top of mind for visitors. Multi-site Andrew Clarke, a 19-year Quest veteran, said: “I was introduced to Quest in 1996, and my wife Angela and I were awarded the franchises for Quest West End and Quest on Rheola in 2004 and 2005, respectively. We have stuck with the brand, in my opinion, because we have faith in it. The brand’s primary promise endures despite changes in faces, tastes, and designs. Our overarching goal at Quest is to make corporate travel simple by offering roomy serviced apartments, and despite model changes, we’ve never wavered from that. “Quest has kept improving to make sure we have a tested business model that gives us everything we need to build our own successful small business, which we then tailor to suit our respective local market conditions,” says the company. We are anticipating the Conference this year as we do every year since it provides us the chance to network with other business owners and learn about various success tactics. Source- Travel daily

At the new Innovation Majlis, which was unveiled by HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman & Chief Executive Emirates Airline & Group with other senior officials at its Dubai headquarters, it was highlighted how aviation innovation is hardcoded into the DNA of the Emirates Group. The Innovation Majlis will present the most recent developments in robotics, hyper-reality, holograms, 3D printers, and other cutting-edge technology as a platform to encourage deeper study and development and broader interchange of cutting-edge ideas. In order to co-create proof-of-concepts that will help customers, communities, and the aviation industry, it will act as the social space for this. Other important factors for the majlis will include collaborations with universities and business leaders, environmental projects, and the investigation of alternative energies. The Emirates Group has always been a forerunner in the aviation sector, and innovation is intrinsic to our core principles, our culture, and our philosophy, according to HH Sheikh Ahmed. The Innovation Majlis is equipped with the most advanced tools and technology to enable our staff to uncover new possibilities, develop creative solutions, and shape the aviation industry’s future. It will bring together our partners, leading tech businesses, and other organisations in one location to solve pressing issues affecting our sector right now. Autonomous mobile manipulator: created by Dubai Future Labs for choosing and arranging items from shelves, bins, and table tops as well as delivering orders. Wearable glasses with AI capabilities for augmented reality experiences change how we view and engage with other people, objects, or services. The use of haptic gloves for natural XR interactions allows users to interact with virtual items by touching them and sensing their weight, vibrations, and resistance. generative 3D holographic display By enabling sophisticated conversational capabilities through natural language processing, artificial intelligence (AI) improves the experience of interacting with digital signage. The next generation of remote, autonomous device charging will be via automatic wireless charging that uses infrared technology. Solutions for 3D printing: looking at new printers that can work with a wider variety of materials to enable additive production in new fields A single device that offers cutting-edge sensor and environment optimising technology for video communications is called optimised videoconferencing. Reverse osmosis and carbon filtration technology from the next generation produce mineralized water from any tap water.  The Emirates Group has a lengthy track record of leading industry innovation. The first edition of ForsaTEK, an annual gathering of start-up programmes, prominent tech and industrial partners, and important actors in the ecosystem, was hosted by the Innovation Majlis shortly after Sara, the world’s first check-in robot helper, was introduced. The Emirates Centre of Excellence for Aviation Robotics (ECEAR) has been established thanks to a strong partnership between the Dubai Future Foundation and the Emirates Group. To finance research and development projects targeted at reducing the environmental effect of fossil fuels in commercial aviation, Emirates has committed US$ 200 million. Source- Travel daily

EasySim.global, a brand of the easyGroup, stated that it had selected eSIM Go as its preferred partner for eSIM provisioning, connectivity, and support. Customers can access the most recent, best-value 4G/5G eSIM data bundles in more than 150 countries thanks to the robust easySim.global e-commerce platform and mobile app, which seamlessly integrates with eSIM Go’s platform via API. eSIM Go manages the activation and technical support escalation of all eSIM profiles sold. According to Mitchell Fordham, CCO of eSIM Go, “our partnership with easySim.global is another great example of how flexible the eSIM Go platform is and how simple we can make it to enable ambitious business models on a global scale.” The outcome is a solid base for luring customers, business travellers, and the general travelling public to the greatest value eSIM plans spanning international locations. We’re proud to have contributed to the development of the easySim.global offering, which offers a seamless client experience. The easyGroup family of brands, which has a history of value, innovation, and market disruption, includes easySim.global. These guiding principles, which have helped to shape the technical and business aspects of the easySim.global proposition, are made possible by eSIM Go’s unmatched ‘best quality, best value’ access to tier-1 mobile operator connections around the globe. Additionally, eSIM Go’s multi-network coverage in significant geographic areas and cutting-edge service capabilities like inbound SMS and 0% network steering benefit easySim.global and its clients. Jim Guest, co-founder of easySim.global, stated: “We started a global search for the ultimate eSIM partner and determined that eSIM Go was best qualified to assist our mission. “eSIM Go comes to the table with a really ‘can-do’ mentality, and we were right away impressed by their forthright support and desire to join the project. We had faith that everything technical would be handled, allowing us to concentrate more on the business potential, and that has turned out to be true. We were able to use some of the distinctive features of the eSIM platform because the API interface was so simple. Source- Travel daily

Hurtigruten Expeditions will launch a thrilling line of immersive expedition voyages in 2024 that combine the breathtaking Patagonian fjords of South America with the mesmerising continent of Antarctica. For contemporary adventurers, this latest offering from Hurtigruten Expeditions offers even more exceptional encounters. The 17-day Antarctica, Patagonia, and Chilean Fjords Expedition, departing from Punta Arenas, Chile, is the centrepiece of this ground-breaking journey. Four days in the breathtaking Chilean fjords and seven days spent discovering Antarctica’s treasures make up this unique adventure. Additionally, the tiny, specially designed expedition ship MS Maud will set sail on lengthy 23 and 24-day voyages from Buenos Aires, Argentina, to Antarctica and to Punta Arenas, giving travellers the chance to experience South America, the Falkland Islands, and South Georgia all in one amazing journey. Life-altering encounters  The most immersive way to travel to Antarctica is on an adventure ship, and Hurtigruten Expeditions is the undisputed world authority on expedition travel. Visitors will have the opportunity to see Antarctica, the world’s coldest, wildest, and most isolated inhabited region, as well as the lively culture and breathtaking scenery of South America. They will see the same rough landscapes that early explorers encountered centuries ago, unaltered by time, including Chilean fjords, South Georgia and the Falkland Islands, icebergs, and glaciers.   Guests will have the chance to witness majestic whales while sailing through some of the world’s most active ocean ecosystems, and they’ll also get up close and personal with penguins and seals. Travellers can take part in incredible trips, landings, and expert discussions by joining the company’s knowledgeable expedition team. Additionally, they will have the chance to journey with active researchers and specialists, receiving priceless perceptions and insights that may change their worldview. Source- Travel daily

The first airline to separate and recycle garbage on board short-haul flights into Ireland is Aer Lingus. The action is just another significant step taken by the airline towards achieving its lofty sustainability goals. By the end of 2023, it is planned to recycle 20%, or 200 tonnes, of the on-board waste from flights into Cork and Dublin airports. By 2025, this amount is predicted to rise to 40%, or 720 tonnes. Following the Foot and Mouth outbreak, which prevented the recycling of on-board waste, European standards governing international catering waste were implemented in 2002. However, recycling can be used for any trash entering Ireland that is not contaminated by animal byproducts, according to the Department of Agriculture. At the end of 2022 and the beginning of 2023, Aer Lingus conducted trials of recycling rubbish from flights into Cork and Dublin.  The airline will gradually expand the programme to other airports and long-haul flights in addition to starting recycling on short-haul flights into Cork and Dublin. Lynne Embleton, CEO of Aer Lingus, stated: “Recycling on-board waste on short-haul flights into Dublin and Cork is another milestone on the airline’s focused environmental mission.Recycling is something that the vast majority of our customers want to see happen, and this new on-board programme complements other good things we are doing on our aircraft, such using more sustainable materials and lowering the amount of single-use plastics on board. “Our on-board recycling programme is one of a broad range of initiatives we are implementing across Aer Lingus to drive sustainability at the airline, including investing in new fuel-efficient aircraft* and sustainable aviation fuel,” the company said. “This is a fantastic initiative by Aer Lingus and an exciting extension of the partnership we have held for a number of years,” said Derek Dunne, managing director of Panda. Panda is happy to be the first waste management firm in Ireland to support the introduction of recycling both on board the aircraft and at the specially developed facility at Dublin Airport since we place a strong emphasis on the circular economy through recycling and resource recovery. By making environmentally friendly decisions simple and empowering our customers to leave a smaller environmental footprint, we as a company want to reach net zero by 2040 and are committed to fostering a brighter future for all. Additionally, Aer Lingus has created history as the first Irish airline to receive a significant international accreditation for its advancements in sustainability, supporting the company’s efforts and the achievements so far.Aer Lingus has received an IEnvA Stage 2 Certification from the International Air Transport Association (IATA) for its efforts to reduce carbon emissions throughout airline operations and corporate facilities. The IATA Environmental Assessment (IEnvA) programme is a well renowned evaluation methodology created to objectively evaluate and support the improvement of an airline’s environmental performance. Aer Lingus CEO Lynne Embleton praised the accomplishment and noted that this certification demonstrated the extent of the company’s work to date in recognising and reducing its environmental effect throughout the entire organisation. “The only way we will make progress in combating climate change is by establishing aggressive performance targets and including environmental management plans. The IATA accreditation is evidence of our ongoing progress in monitoring and reviewing our performance in relation to our environmental targets and objectives. By 2030, Aer Lingus plans to power 10% of its aircraft using sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The airline inked a lease arrangement for two brand-new, quieter, more fuel-efficient Airbus A320neo aircraft last year. Later this year, the carrier will also take delivery of two other A320neo aircraft.  The IEnvA certification, according to IATA’s Director General Wille Walsh, is a glaring example of Aer Lingus’s strong commitment to sustainability throughout all of its operations. “Stakeholders, including governments, financiers, and business partners will know that Aer Lingus is not just meeting global standards and best practises on sustainability, but is committed to continuous improvements to stay at the forefront of sustainability,” he continued. Source- Travel daily

Around 1,000 guests, including representatives from the government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), the airport community, and other industries, attended a cocktail event held by the Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK) to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA). John Lee, the HKSAR’s chief executive, and Jack So, the AAHK’s chairman, presided over the ceremony. Pan Yundong, Deputy Commissioner of the Office of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the HKSAR, Lam Sai-hung, Secretary for Transport and Logistics, Christopher Hui, Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, Tang Ping-keung, Secretary for Security, Algernon Yau, Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, Professor LO Chung-mau, Secretary for Health, Fred Lam, Chief Executive Officer of AAHK, and board members of AAHK also attended the event. The Hong Kong International Airport is frequently recognised as one of the best and busiest airports anywhere, according to John Lee, Chief Executive of HKSAR.  It is also a work of engineering that keeps expanding and changing as our skyward entrance to the world. In accordance with the National 14th Five-Year Plan, we will keep improving our position as a hub for international aviation. To keep ahead of the competition with other regional airports, we are committed to giving the Airport new energy. The Three-Runway System and SKYCITY, two massive projects that will greatly increase handling capacity and give rise to a vibrant “Airport City,” are where we see that momentum growing. Source- Travel biz

According to Globetrender, the European Travel Commission (ETC) has published its “European Tourism: Trends & Prospects” report for the second quarter of 2023, which offers a thorough study of the most recent changes in the region’s tourism and macroeconomic conditions. While European air traffic numbers were “edging closer to pre-pandemic levels” in mid-June 2023, the US had so far emerged as the year’s strongest long-haul supply market to Europe. Despite economic challenges, Europe’s tourism revival is still gaining steam, with international visitor numbers at roughly 95% of 2019 levels. Even though inflation and rising travel prices are straining consumers’ budgets, travel expenditure still takes precedence over other luxuries. The most recent data available reveals that pre-pandemic levels of foreign visitors had been surpassed in one-fourth of reporting European destinations. “It is encouraging to see the positive recovery of international visitor arrivals in the first half of 2023,” stated Miguel Sanz, President of ETC. In light of this, European vacation destinations need to be ready to handle the rising demand and return of tourists. “Travel dispersal must be taken into account in tourist initiatives in order to aid destinations in resolving overcrowding and to extend the advantages of tourism to less-traveled areas. Tourism can and should be used as a sustainable, social, and economic force for good. In 2022 and the beginning of 2023, the rebound in air traffic levels lagged behind consumer demand throughout Europe. With statistics through to June suggesting that recovery is inching closer to pre-pandemic levels, the tide does appear to be turning. Increased airline capacity among both European and non-European airlines, which will enter the market in time for the busiest summer travel season, should be credited for this. Flight schedule in Europe is returning to its pre-pandemic 2019 levels, with seat capacity anticipated to reach 96% this summer. Source- Travel biz

Travellers and Marriott Bonvoy members may meet up-close with Japan’s budding music artists at a few Moxy and Aloft hotels, including VIP admission to Summer Sonic 2023, starting now until August 22, 2023. – With a series of music events happening across its portfolio of hotels in Japan, most notably at Aloft and Moxy hotels, where music is essential to their brand programming and guest experience, Marriott Bonvoy, Marriott International’s award-winning travel programme, is getting ready to crank the amps up this summer. Marriott Bonvoy encourages passengers to experience the power of travel through music by supporting Summer Sonic 2023 in Tokyo, one of the biggest urban music events in Japan. Karl Hudson, vice president of Marriott International’s Japan & Guam region, said, “Through Marriott Bonvoy, we continue to excite members with experiences that closely connect with their lifestyle and interests. “We add value for our members by organising the Sizzling Summer Music Fest and taking part in one of Japan’s largest music festivals, inspiring them to celebrate the power of travel through sound and music that unites people,” the organisation said. Experience Japan’s Up-and-Coming Music Stars Up Close at the Marriott Bonvoy Sizzling Summer Music Festival The Sizzling Summer Music Fest provides members with the chance to book once-in-a-lifetime experiences through the Marriott Bonvoy Moments platform across a number of immersive music events in Tokyo and Osaka: Awesome City Club at Aloft Ginza on July 11, 2023 Awesome City Club, a Japanese pop group with upbeat danceable music, opened Marriott Bonvoy’s Sizzling Summer Music Festival. The band was available for members to meet and greet. At the WXYZ Bar at Aloft Ginza, where the open area is the perfect backdrop for guests to experience the brand’s hallmark music programme, Live@Aloft, the evening continued with music from the pop band and DJs Ami and Nono Thing. 28 July 2023: Japan’s rock icon and Samurai guitarist, MIYAVI, will perform at the W Osaka Marriott Bonvoy’s Sizzling Summer Music Fest in Osaka, a port city. Members of the elite Marriott Bonvoy Moments programme can use their points to meet MIYAVI if they have the Marriott Bonvoy® American Express® cobrand card. DJ TAIKI & NOAH, music duo AMIAYA, and singer/DJ Alisa Ueno will also be performing on stage with MIYAVI. Tickets for this event, which is open to the public, are available here. SIRUP at Aloft Osaka Dojima, 10 August 2023 Japanese singer-songwriter SIRUP, who is making waves in the neighbourhood R&B scene, will present his original songs at the energetic Aloft Osaka Dojima. An intimate meet-and-greet with SIRUP is a highlight of the Marriott Bonvoy Moment experience, which also includes an evening of live performances at the WXYZ Bar with DJs Ami and Nono Thing. Enjoy speciality drinks that go great with the lively ambiance of the bar and the brand’s trademark music programme, Live@Aloft. Tickets are aailable online and are available to the general public. DJ Night Party at Moxy Osaka Honmachi on August 22, 2023 Moxy welcomes free-spirited visitors to explore new music, network, and enjoy an open, dynamic, and fun-loving community with its lively and engaging personality. With a DJ Night Party at Moxy Bar & Lounge, Moxy Osaka Honmachi joins in on the hot summer celebrations. DJs Alisa Ueno, HiRAPARK, and NaNaMi will be spinning the latest tunes. The event is free and open to the public, but reservations are required. Source- Travel daily

On July 1, 2023, the InterContinental Shenzhen WECC formally welcomed guests. a symbol of the eagerly awaited advent of the renowned InterContinental brand in the renowned Shenzhen WECC area. The hotel, jointly invested by Shenzhen Zhaohua International Exhibition Development Co., Ltd., combines the local knowledge of the investors with the expertise of the InterContinental Group in premium hospitality, creating a new standard for luxury in the area. We are confident that InterContinental Shenzhen WECC, a one-of-a-kind luxury branded hotel, will help the development of the hospitality sector in Shenzhen while bringing some new ideas to the WECC market. said George Qiao, General Manager of the InterContinental Shenzhen WECC and Area General Manager of Luxury and Lifestyle South China.  With its architecture resembling a sail and a design influenced by art, the InterContinental Shenzhen WECC delivers a contemporary and opulent experience. The 11-meter-tall reception area in the lobby dazzles visitors, and the hotel features enthralling contemporary aesthetic elements. A contemporary art museum-like atmosphere is created by well chosen materials and well-balanced lighting, urging visitors to adopt the InterContinental way of life. The InterContinental Shenzhen WECC enjoys a superb location approximately 800 metres from the Shenzhen International Convention and Exhibition Centre in the Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Cooperation Zone of Bao’an District, Shenzhen.  The hotel welcomes international guests for business or pleasure purposes with easy access to Guozhan North Metro Station and key transportation hubs like Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport, Shenzhen Airport North High-Speed Train Station, and Shekou Cruise Home Port. The hotel offers a variety of leisure choices and is surrounded by the Huizhanwan Garden, Kingkey Banner Centre, and neighbouring parks, providing an urban oasis in the middle of Shenzhen. The InterContinental Shenzhen WECC offers top-notch amenities and attentive service, fusing cutting-edge technology with contemporary art to revitalise the Shenzhen hospitality industry. The 3,300 square metres of adaptable meeting space include a 1,200 square metre pillar-free Aden Grand Ballroom with natural lighting and an outdoor terrace that allows for wonderful in-the-outdoor events. There are 359 stylishly opulent guest rooms and suites in the hotel, ranging in size from 50 to 280 square metres.  Every room has expansive floor-to-ceiling windows and thoughtful facilities to ensure that every visitor receives a sumptuous and prestigious experience. The Club InterContinental offers a peaceful setting for unwinding and intimate parties because it was created particularly for distinguished visitors.  The Cai Feng Lou Chinese Restaurant at the InterContinental Shenzhen WECC provides visitors with a unique and pleasurable dining experience by fusing New Cantonese cuisine with regional delicacies. The upscale American steakhouse Char Bar & Grill offers a classy and comfortable dining and bar experience. The upscale American steakhouse Char Bar & Grill offers a classy and comfortable dining and bar experience. On the first floor of the hotel, Commune serves fusion Chinese and Western food in a space with an open kitchen and bar, making for a lively dining experience.  The Lounge 1872, which takes its name from the year the China Merchants Steam Navigation Company was established, offers a chic and relaxed setting for business meetings and social events, complete with a garden patio for afternoon tea. In order to ensure that both parents and kids have a fantastic stay at the hotel, InterContinental Shenzhen WECC offers immersive family suites with an Aden theme and the “Planet Trekkers by InterContinental” playground.  The InterContinental Shenzhen WECC is the ideal location for elegant social gatherings in the west of Shenzhen because to its additional noteworthy amenities, which also include an infinity indoor heated swimming pool, a 600-square-meter wedding lawn, and a 183-square-meter fitness centre. Source- Travel daily