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Commercial Considerations in IP Selection The decisions you make can shape the destiny of your business. Join us as we uncover the essential factors driving commercial success of choosing the right IP #businessdevelopment #innovation #thailand #attractions #entertainment #commercial #realestate #familyentertainment #business

An insightful profile of Houshi Ryokan, which is considered the oldest family business and second-oldest hotel globally, dating back to 718 A.D. As a family business now in its 46th generation, this cornerstone in the hospitality sector knows a thing or two about longevity – understanding what it takes to adapt to market and technological changes. I love the quote “longevity means we make the effort day after day…it’s a practice that builds tradition” #familybusiness #hospitality #familylegacy

Frasers Hospitality Head of North Asia Investments, Chester J., shed insights at the recent Mingtiandi - Asia real estate intelligence's annual forum on investments in North Asia's lodging and living sector. Chester delved deeper into the North Asia investment landscape, and shared recent consumer trends in rental and lodging within Asia's living sector, with a key focus on #China and #Japan. He also elaborated further on Frasers Hospitality’s twin engine of growth, and how that will fuel future expansion.   Read more about the discussion here: https://lnkd.in/dfz2Jrm5   #FrasersHospitality #HospitalityInvestment #LivingSector #NorthAsiaInvestment #RentalApartment #Lodging

My classmate owns the Shangri La Hotel Chain. His name is Baylor Kuok. He is the youngest son of Robert Kuok. Robert Kuok Hock Nien (simplified Chinese: 郭鹤年; traditional Chinese: 郭鶴年; pinyin: Guō Hènián; Foochow Romanized: Guóh Hŏk-nièng; born 6 October 1923) is a Malaysian business magnate, investor, and philanthropist. Since 1973, Kuok has lived in Hong Kong.[2] According to Forbes, his net worth is estimated at $11.8 billion as of April 2023,[3] making him the wealthiest Malaysian citizen[4][5] and 96th wealthiest person in the world.[6] As of April 2023, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index 2023, Kuok has an estimated net worth of $17.7 billion, making him the 97th richest person in the world.[7]

Although instinctively one would assume Yee Sang comes from China, its current iteration that we all know so well was actually birthed in Malaysia itself. Legend has it that the original Yee Sang was created by Loke Ching Fatt, originally a Cantonese immigrant from China, in the 1940s who owned a small catering business called Loke Ching Kee in the sleepy town of Seremban. As Malaya was going through recovery from World War II, Loke decided to pivot his business by creating the Lo Hei Yee Sang, a dish was inspired by the Chinese celebration of Ren Ri (人日), the 7th day of the Chinese New Year, where humanity was created according to myth. As it was common for the Cantonese to eat raw fish on that day, Loke decided to create the dish we know and love today, taking some inspiration from not only Cantonese culture, but Teochew and Hokkien cultures which were prevalent in Malaya as well. The dish was also prepared intentionally ritualistic, ensuring that the flavour and colours are observed for the auspicious new year. In the past, Grass Carp (waan jyu, 鯇魚) would be used, where they would be starved for a few days to ensure all impurities are gotten rid of before slicing up for the preparation, however, today salmon would be the most common form of preparation. https://lnkd.in/g4vK2QKh

Anhui Six Feet Lane: The Wind of Etiquette Inherited for Thousands of Years In the long history of China, Anhui Six Feet Lane has become a bright pearl of Chinese civilization with its unique etiquette culture. It is not only a simple place name, but also the epitome of Chinese etiquette for thousands of years. Six Feet Lane, located in Tongcheng City, Anhui Province, originated in the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. At that time, Zhang Ying, the prime minister, persuaded his family in a letter to give up three feet of land, and the neighbors were deeply moved and also gave up three feet. Since then, there has been this six-foot-wide alley, famous all over the world. The charm of this place lies not only in the width of the six feet, but also in the deep culture of etiquette contained therein. Here, neighborly harmony and mutual respect, highlighting the traditional Chinese virtues. Zhang Ying's tolerance and wisdom set an example for future generations. Nowadays, Six Feet Lane has become a cultural tourist attraction, attracting thousands of tourists every year. They come here not only to enjoy the unique scenery, but also to feel the profound etiquette and culture here. In order to let more people understand and pass on this valuable etiquette culture, we have specially planned a series of activities. Through these activities, you will have the opportunity to deeply understand the history and culture of Six Feet Lane, and experience the unique local customs here. Entering Six Feet Lane, you can feel the wind of etiquette of a thousand years. Let's relive the glorious history of Chinese civilization and inherit the beauty of etiquette that never fades. #China #Culture #History

"Along came Guestline, and it changed everything!" - Black Boy Inn Ready for your hotel’s success? Read our case study with the Black Boy Inn and learn how their operations have been transformed! https://shorturl.at/q0qVw

DoubleDragon's Hotel101 Global has officially received the CASBEE certification for its hotel project in Hokkaido Japan. Hotel101-Niseko makes history as the first-ever CABEE Certified project in the whole of Niseko, Hokkaido Japan. #bonds #stockmarket #stocks #realestate #finance #Business #Corporate #Corporation #Entrepreneur #Philippines #Financial #PersonalFinance #Invest #Investment #investingtips

Macao: Vegas in China Macao fusion of Portuguese heritage and Chinese modern culture. This unique enclave, once a colonial outpost, now thrives as a global city, its streets echoing with the footsteps of history and modernity. Five Facts About Macao: -Cultural Melting Pot: Macao's history as a Portuguese colony until 1999 has created a captivating blend of European and Asian cultures, evident in its architecture, cuisine, and daily life. 💰 Gambling Capital of Asia: Often referred to as the "Las Vegas of Asia," Macao's economy is heavily supported by its vast and opulent casinos, attracting millions of tourists each year. (like #vegas in #china ) 📙 UNESCO World Heritage Sites: The Historic Centre of Macao is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring over 20 locations that embody the most complete trove of Western architectural legacy on Chinese soil. 💱 Economic Hub: Despite its small size, Macao is one of the world's richest regions by GDP per capita, thanks largely to its booming tourism and gaming industries. 😉 Culinary Delights: Macao is famed for its unique Macanese cuisine, a flavorful blend of Portuguese and Chinese culinary traditions, offering dishes like African chicken and Portuguese egg tarts. Did you went to #Macao? What is your feedback?

🌟 Memorable Gala Dinners Many of our clients face a common challenge: they seek something truly exceptional for their corporate events. They aren't just looking for a standard gathering, but rather an experience that will captivate their guests and create lasting memories. That's where we step in. At WildChina Corporate Services, we specialize in curating bespoke gala dinners that exceed expectations. We guide our guests to discover hidden destinations and cultural treasures they may not have known existed. We craft events that are not only memorable but also transformative — journeys to a different reality where every detail tells a story of China's rich heritage. From selecting the perfect venue that exudes local charm to designing immersive cultural experiences, we ensure every aspect of your event reflects the uniqueness and beauty of local culture. Imagine surprising your guests with a gala dinner under the stars in a desert, or hosting an elegant event in a breathtaking traditional Chinese garden. We know how to create events that surpass expectations and fulfill the desire for something extraordinary. #GalaDinners #CulturalHeritage #EventExperiences #WildChina #MICE