Positive vibes at The Londoner Macao

The integrated resort gears up for the return of business with upgrades.

The Londoner Macao, an integrated resort on the Cotai Strip in Macau.
The Londoner Macao, an integrated resort on the Cotai Strip in Macau.

The Londoner Macao, Sands China’s British-themed integrated resort (IR), has elevated its meetings with the redesign of its meeting spaces to position itself for immersive event experiences.

With the completion of the IR redesign last year, it aims to bring meetings to a different level on the Cotai Strip to cope with the demands of virtual and hybrid meetings.

Turfan Ballroom, at Conrad Macao within the IR, has been transformed into an innovative event space, “Smart Stage”, with built-in technologies including five integral LED walls that serve as a digital backdrop, and customisable lighting systems which can be configured according to specific event needs. The rest of the meeting spaces remain flexible.

Trends point toward increasing personalisation and the management has crafted a “unique and compelling value proposition for each group” bringing their delegates to Macau.

Kris Kaminsky, senior VP of hotel operations, Sands China, said: “Certainly, we see business returning to Macau and in a big way. As we look into 2024, we continue to see that desire for personalisation but even more so, a desire for an integrated meeting experience, meaning that whilst the purpose of the visit may still be the meeting, planners and delegates are interested in exploring all that Macau has to offer.

“We truly welcome this trend as it gives us an opportunity to partner with our groups to really shine a light on the wonders of Macau and also really puts into focus our commitment to the Macau government’s initiatives around ‘tourism +’.

“So, whether it is infusing a fashion show with one of Macau’s top designers, building a bar concept around Macau’s first craft spirit or taking delegates on a truly immersive tour of Macau’s cultural gems, it is really more than meetings now for Macau.”


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