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The acclaimed head chef of Lolla in Singapore will be honoured at the live awards ceremony on 28th March 2023 LONDON, Feb. 7, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Filipino chef Johanne Siy of Lolla in Singapore wins the Asia's Best Female Chef Award for 2023. Siy is the first Singapore-based chef to win the award, voted for by the 300-plus members of the Asia's 50 Best Restaurants Academy. This accolade celebrates women in gastronomy who push the boundaries of excellence with their skills, techniques and craft. Filipino chef Johanne Siy of Lolla in Singapore is named Asia’s Best Female Chef as part of Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2023, sponsored by S.Pellegrino & Acqua Panna The Asia's 50 Best Restaurants 2023 in-person awards ceremony will be held on 28th of March 2023 in Singapore, in collaboration with host destination partner Singapore Tourism Board, marking the first full-scale gathering of Asia's gastronomic community since 2019. William Drew, Director of Content for Asia's 50 Best Restaurants, says: "Johanne's understanding of the provenance of ingredients and her flair for presenting cuisine that is produce-driven, alongside mindful inclusions of the culinary traditions she grew up with, make her a worthy recipient of this award." Siy has been Lolla's head chef since 2020 and led the restaurant to their first placement in the list of Asia's 50 Best Restaurants 2022 at No.75. Lauded for its considered emphasis on produce, seasonality and intentional simplicity, Siy's food spotlights Asian-inspired modern European cuisine with nods to her Filipina heritage. Dishes like crab 'relleno', aligue sauce and kaffir lime feature the 'aligue' sauce from the Philippines —a paste of river crab tomalley and aromatics – which is served within the crab's own shell. Born in Dagupan, Philippines, Siy's experiences include apprenticing under chefs Eric Ripert (Le Bernardin) and Daniel Boulud (Café Boulud) and a four-year tenure at Restaurant André (Singapore). She spent years enriching her skills in Nordic kitchens, farms and forests with stints at Noma and Relae in Copenhagen, and Fäviken in Sweden. Siy says: "This is great validation for the hard work my team and I do to better our craft. I am grateful for this platform that enables me to inspire young chefs. I want to shine a spotlight on the remarkable women in our industry, in the hopes that we can thrive by leveraging the symbiosis that a truly egalitarian workforce brings." JOHANNE SIY IS THE WINNER OF ASIA'S BEST FEMALE CHEF AWARD 2023 The acclaimed head chef of Lolla in Singapore will be honoured at the live awards ceremony on 28th March 2023 Filipino chef Johanne Siy of Lolla in Singapore wins the Asia's Best Female Chef Award for 2023. Siy is the first Singapore-based chef to win the award, voted for by the 300-plus members of the Asia's 50 Best Restaurants Academy. This accolade celebrates women in gastronomy who push the boundaries of excellence with their skills, techniques and craft. The Asia's 50 Best Restaurants 2023 in-person awards ceremony will be held on 28th of March 2023 in Singapore, in collaboration with host destination partner Singapore Tourism Board, marking the first full-scale gathering of Asia's gastronomic community since 2019. William Drew, Director of Content for Asia's 50 Best Restaurants, says: "Johanne's understanding of the provenance of ingredients and her flair for presenting cuisine that is produce-driven, alongside mindful inclusions of the culinary traditions she grew up with, make her a worthy recipient of this award." Siy has been Lolla's head chef since 2020 and led the restaurant to their first placement in the list of Asia's 50 Best Restaurants 2022 at No.75. Lauded for its considered emphasis on produce, seasonality and intentional simplicity, Siy's food spotlights Asian-inspired modern European cuisine with nods to her Filipina heritage. Dishes like crab 'relleno', aligue sauce and kaffir lime feature the 'aligue' sauce from the Philippines —a paste of river crab tomalley and aromatics – which is served within the crab's own shell. Born in Dagupan, Philippines, Siy's experiences include apprenticing under chefs Eric Ripert (Le Bernardin) and Daniel Boulud (Café Boulud) and a four-year tenure at Restaurant André (Singapore). She spent years enriching her skills in Nordic kitchens, farms and forests with stints at Noma and Relae in Copenhagen, and Fäviken in Sweden. Siy says: "This is great validation for the hard work my team and I do to better our craft. I am grateful for this platform that enables me to inspire young chefs. I want to shine a spotlight on the remarkable women in our industry, in the hopes that we can thrive by leveraging the symbiosis that a truly egalitarian workforce brings." Previous winners include Korean chef Cho Hee-sook (2020), Shanghai-based DeAille Tam (2021) and Tokyo-based Japanese chef Natsuko Shoji (2022). Media Centre:https://mediacentre.theworlds50best.com/ PDF - https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/1996471/Asia_50_Best_PDF.pdf
BEIJING, Feb. 6, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- A news report from China.org.cn on the recovery of China's tourism:   What's it like to have mahjong tables on a train? If you feel tired after mahjong, you can go to the Karaoke room or the cinema room, and then find a massage chair to relax in. Riding on such a train, the Chinese netizens commented, no one would worry about motion sickness or getting sleepy, the only problem would be they may enjoy themselves too much to want to get off. Exaggeration indeed, but it's easy to tell how satisfying the train is. This train is destined for Qinling in western China's Shaanxi province. Customized train cabins enable passengers to play mahjong all the way to their destination, where beautiful snow sceneries are just there waiting. Actually, this is not the first time upgraded and customized trains have been used to attract tourists and spur consumption. Tourist train "Hulunbuir", which serves gourmet foods from China, Mongolia and Russia, and the Panda Train, which provides ballroom and shower amenities on board, are two popular examples. These tourist trains have enriched people's travels, while their premium service has created new effective demand across the whole tourism market. That "playing mahjong on the train" suddenly went viral epitomizes the robust recovery of China's tourism. During the 2023 Spring Festival holiday, "no travel" was no longer encouraged. A greater number of people returned home or went traveling; they went to more and farther destinations, and spent longer time having fun. Quoting official data, 308 million people traveled domestically in the past Spring Festival holiday, showing a 20% increase; domestic tourism income surpassed 375.84 billion yuan (55.67 billion USD), a year-on-year increase of 30%. Take me as an example, not only did I go home for the Spring Festival, but I also went to Harbin and visited the Harbin Ice-Snow World, where I again saw more people than the snow. People were queueing up to play while licking popsicles at -35℃(-31οF ). The vibe was red hot in contrast to the cold weather. Besides domestic tourism, international travel is also recovering. Before the Spring Festival, many countries had been promoting to attract Chinese tourists. The Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand and Maldives' Minister of Tourism even went to welcome Chinese tourists in person. According to a Chinese traveling platform, the amount of outbound travel orders grew by 640% during the holiday; Bangkok, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur were among the most popular destinations; and orders of flight to Bali alone grew 30 times. Though fast-growing, this is just an appetizer, since the Spring Festival is always meant for family gathering rather than actual travels. The "main courses" are on the way: From February 6th, China will resume overseas group tours to 20 selected countries. It should be noted that half of the Chinese tourist population choose group tours when comes to overseas travels. Resuming group tours is a signal of the full recovery of Chinese tourism. Together with Chinese tourists come China's giant market, its strong purchasing power and huge economic potential. The steady recovery of Chinese tourism not only injects new vitality to China's domestic economy, but also lends impetus to countries that rely heavily on the tourism industry. Moreover, it gives confidence while serving as an opportunity for the sluggish global economy to look up. That, is a multi-win result. Of course, every one of you are welcome here in China. Hop on the train and play mahjong with us — we're waiting for you! China Mosaic http://www.china.org.cn/video/node_7230027.htm Recovering China's tourism: Waving good-bye to the wintry travel economy http://www.china.org.cn/video/2023-02/06/content_85090602.htm
NANJING, China, Feb. 4, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- As the Year of the Rabbit just arrived in 2023, the overseas social media account @Visit Jiangsu of Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism launched several Chinese New Year activities on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and TikTok through various creative interactive forms such as videos, pictures and texts, digital live streaming, online interaction, Greeting the Chinese New Year in Multiple Languages Challenge and so on to help people from all around the world to learn about the Chinese New Year and the culture of Jiangsu. The posts reached 3.08 million followers and accumulated 662,000 interactions, covering nearly 100 countries and regions around the world, bringing people an audio-visual feast of "Charm of Jiangsu" which is full of Chinese New Year atmosphere. This year, the Chinese New Year visual convergence media products, integrating elements of the landmarks in Jiangsu, paper cutting-an intangible cultural heritage, and other characteristic elements, created the Year of the Rabbit banner of our social media, photos of the online puzzle games, Chinese New Year posters and other creative visual products which were pinned to the top on multiple platforms. We strive to present an interesting and unique Chinese New Year in Jiangsu for our overseas fans with a multi-level vision. At the same time, a special column of "The Charm of Jiangsu" was set up on our social media account @Visit Jiangsu with the topic of "Happy Chinese New Year". The column is produced with the theme of "knowledge of Chinese New Year customs in Jiangsu", "Chinese New Year food in Jiangsu" and "tour Jiangsu during the Chinese New Year" in localized languages overseas to introduce the Chinese New Year-related culture, food, and tourist attractions. In addition, @Visit Jiangsu continuously introduced rich Chinese New Year programs to "cloud live broadcast" and kept improving its digital innovation. It also combined multiple-performance forms with immersive scenes through the introduction of different styles of Chinese New Year performances about Jiangsu's culture, customizing Chinese New Year AR Filter and other ways to create a new sensory experience in culture and tourism about Chinese New Year. Up to now, the AR Filter has been used for 250,000 times and accumulated 116,000 interactions. People from all around the world participated in the @Visit Jiangsu Year of the Rabbit AR filter to celebrate the Chinese New Year together. @Visit Jiangsu carried out an activity named "Greeting the Chinese New Year in Multiple Languages " on overseas social media platforms on Chinese New Year's Eve to make overseas friends feel the strong atmosphere of Chinese New Year. We invited fans and overseas KOLs to greet the Chinese New Year, celebrate the Chinese New Year with @Visit Jiangsu, extend best wishes for Chinese New Year and feel the charm of greeting the Chinese New Year in different languages, which brings different languages and cultures closer together in the form of videos and pictures. A series of "Happy Chinese New Year" activities created by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism has showed the overseas audience the festive atmosphere and leisure life during the Chinese New Year and a more open, diversified and energetic image of Jiangsu, China.
ABU DHABI, UAE, Feb. 3, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Ahead of the start of the 2023 Formula 1 season, Abu Dhabi Motorsports Management (ADMM) today announced tickets are on sale for the 15th edition of the FORMULA 1 ETIHAD AIRWAYS ABU DHABI GRAND PRIX 2023. Fans can secure their seat for the 15th edition of the #AbuDhabiGP from today with tickets now on sale The 23rd and final race of the 2023 season will take place from 26-29 November at Yas Marina Circuit, closing out the longest season in the sport's history. The #AbuDhabiGP weekend, spread across four days will see a unique line-up of incredible sport on track, complemented with a world-class line-up of entertainment and hospitality experiences across the Yas Island circuit. Following a record-breaking #AbuDhabiGP weekend in 2022 that saw the largest ever crowds attend, and to reward loyal fans, organisers have confirmed that early ticket purchasers will avail the 'early bird' discount of up to 20 per cent off selected tickets whilst availability lasts. The event has already seen unprecedented demand for 2023 tickets, and those looking to attend should act quickly to avoid disappointment. Tickets for the 2022 edition saw record-breaking sales, with tickets selling out faster than ever before. This year will see not only a thrilling finish to the longest-ever F1 season and stunning twists in the Formula 2 and Formula 4 support categories, but also an incredible line-up of global music superstars and a range of world-class hospitality experiences across the four-day weekend. In addition to gaining access to their respective day at the circuit, #AbuDhabiGP 2023 ticket holders also get to enjoy the evening's concert as well as free entry to one of Yas Island's fun-filled adventure parks, including Ferrari World Abu Dhabi, Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi, Yas Waterworld, or Seaworld Abu Dhabi, with the offer running across the #AbuDhabiGP weekend from 22nd to 27th November for ticket holders. Saif Al Noaimi, CEO, Abu Dhabi Motorsports Management, said: "It is a proud day as we announce that tickets for the 15th edition of the FORMULA 1 ETIHAD AIRWAYS ABU DHABI GRAND PRIX are on sale, earlier than ever before. Following a record-breaking 2022, which saw record crowds attend the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix weekend, we were thrilled to witness the demand for tickets from our international fanbase, and the start of the season presents a unique opportunity to ensure our fans locally and from around the world are able to purchase their tickets and plan for the season ahead." "For 2023, we were delighted to work closely with our partners and neighbours on Yas Island to introduce a number of benefits for race goers, to help build the ultimate Yas Island destination experience. Fans will get access to an incredible After-Race Concert at Etihad Park and a day at one of the Island's world-class adventure parks, alongside four days of racing at their Abu Dhabi Grand Prix weekend, all as part of the ticket. There will be more to announce over the coming weeks so stay tuned." Following the introduction of fan-favourite experiences across race weekend, including the new North Straight Grandstand and Deck at Nine, which runs along the Marsa South Corner, there are a range of flexible choices for race goers to maximise their weekend at this year's #AbuDhabiGP. This includes the popular 'multi-grandstand' and 'multi-Yas Suite' ticket, where guests have the choice of experiencing different parts of the venue across Race Weekend. With more exciting announcements to come, fans can find more information on how to secure their seat at the region's biggest sports and entertainment event at: www.yasmarinacircuit.com This year's #AbuDhabiGP, serving as the final race of the F1 season, will bring exciting new additions to the region's biggest sports and entertainment weekend in November
FUQING, China, Feb. 3, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- From January 31 to February 10, 2023, Fuqing City holds the first Lantern Festival Show on the banks of the Longjiang River, promoting the culture of "Fu (good fortune)" and launching the "night-time economy" for local cultural tourism, according to Fuqing District Convergence Media Center. The buildings, landscapes and lights on both sides of the Longjiang river The 3-kilometer "Neon Avenue" is composed of 30 groups of themed lanterns blooming simultaneously, and connects the Longjiang River, Ruiyun Tower, Liqiao Bridge and Yurong Bridge, with the buildings, landscapes and lights on both sides of the river, thereby creating the most dazzling night view in Fuqing. In addition, the Festival also features the displays of intangible cultural heritage and traditional folk performances such as group dances, drum dances, and dragon and lion dances, as well as activities such as lantern riddle guessing and lucky bag giving. The immersive festive scenes showcase Fuqing's history as an overseas Chinese hometown, and the new development achievements today, enabling the general public to experience the city's beautiful outlook and further uniting their efforts to develop Fuqing into "the best, most excellent, and most remarkable city". Image Attachments Links:Link: http://asianetnews.net/view-attachment?attach-id=437682Caption: The buildings, landscapes and lights on both sides of the Longjiang river
HONG KONG, Feb. 2, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- K11 MUSEA, Hong Kong's Silicon Valley of Culture, is the nexus of creative, cultural and innovative powers. Since its opening in 2019, K11 MUSEA has been a top destination of choice among the public. Despite market headwinds over the past few years, K11 MUSEA continuously bucked the trend with its consistent outstanding performance. In December 2022, the cultural-retail destination achieved its best monthly sales figures to date due to its unique cultural exhibitions and series of marketing activities. Since the start of 2023, overall sales as of 28 January has increased by as much as 35% year-on-year, with a growth of 55% in footfall and an increase of over 55% in Lunar New Year sales. As Hong Kong continues to relax its entry measures for foreign visitors, K11 MUSEA is dedicated to elevating the retail experience with an enticing mix of brands, attractive city-wide consumption rewards as well as large-scale exhibitions and cultural activities. Taking these factors into consideration, further growth in sales and footfall at K11 MUSEA is expected. Since the start of 2023, K11 MUSEA overall sales as of 28 January has increased by as much as 35% year-on-year, with a growth of 55% in footfall and an increase of over 55% in Lunar New Year sales Pioneering Cultural Commerce business model attracts visitors and substantial new membership registration K11 MUSEA is dedicated to promoting its ground-breaking business model of combining culture and commerce since its opening three years ago, pioneering the harmonious blend of art, culture and commerce to create a unique and innovative experience for customers. K11 MUSEA featured several forward-thinking projects in 2022 including Hong Kong's first large-scale NFT art showcase "METAVISION", annual flagship art event Art Karnival, "SOTHEBY'S CURATED AT K11 MUSEA" Autumn Sale, the first large-scale retrospective of Japanese graphic design master in Hong Kong "Kazumasa Nagai: From Now to Eternity", the "The Love of Couture: Artisanship in Fashion Beyond Time" exhibition which was developed by K11 MUSEA in collaboration with London's Victoria and Albert (the "V&A") Museum and co-chaired by internationally acclaimed Production Designer William Chang Suk Ping, and more. In 2022, the total number of participants in K11 MUSEA's cultural activities, including the above exhibitions, relevant docent tours, seminars and workshops surpassed 100,000 people. Among them, more than 70% have gone on to spend in K11 MUSEA's stores after joining the events. Driven by the highly curated art and cultural events, K11 MUSEA successfully converted numerous new customers including premium ones into K11 members. K11 MUSEA's continuous efforts to provide its registered members with event information and featured promotions have been key in incentivising them to become loyal customers. Enhanced business partners network to capture opportunities amid border reopening With the gradual relaxation of tourist entry requirements into Hong Kong, K11 MUSEA has launched city-wide consumption rewards in January. Tourists and local residents can redeem rewards worth as much as HK$2,200 by presenting a valid overseas passport or travel document even before spending. Moreover, K11 MUSEA collaborates with over 10 popular travel platforms such as Ctrip, Fliggy and Dianping to introduce the destination to tourists while offering online booking services. In mid-January, K11 MUSEA was invited to be the first art, culture and commerce landmark in Hong Kong to participate in "Ctrip BOSS Live". The live show attracted more than 6.8 million viewers. The response was overwhelming with gift vouchers and hotel accommodation packages introduced immediately selling out every time they were introduced during the live show. Elevated art and culture initiatives in tandem with additional new stores K11 MUSEA is highly embraced by Asian and international brands. In the second half of 2022 alone, close to 50 new stores have been established, some of which are exclusive stores selecting K11 MUSEA as their location for their first foray into the Hong Kong market, they include: Three Michelin-starred chef Umberto Bombana, affectionately known as "The King of White Truffle", opened three new restaurants Tuber, Cannubi and Kilo in Kowloon for the first time. Chanel unveiled its largest shoe boutique in Hong Kong, nearly doubling the original size. Swiss luxury watchmaker Audemars Piguet opened its first AP House in Kowloon at K11 MUSEA. Burberry debuted with new store decorations and launched Victoria Dockside's first outdoor ice-skating rink during Christmas. Versace landed at K11 MUSEA for the first time and launched two K11 MUSEA exclusive handbags. Brands such as Chaumet, Prada and Celine launched "first in Asia" concept pop-up stores. Furthermore, K11 MUSEA will present the highly anticipated art event City As Studio, China's first major exhibition on graffiti and street art tracing the evolution of a global movement, from 20 March 2023. The exhibition features over 100 works by more than 30 artists, showcasing the breadth and depth of the graffiti and street art scene across generations, styles and geographies. Looking ahead, K11 is confident in stronger growth for both sales and footfall amid an optimistic market outlook, more exciting activities and new tenants. Please download high-resolution photos and videos with the following link: https://nwdrive.nwplatform.com.cn:443/link/CE52FC7B9FA137F5F71457D1D1726302 Valid Until: 2023-02-14 11:00Password: nEVj About K11 MUSEA Hong Kong's Silicon Valley of Culture, K11 MUSEA, is the latest cultural-retail destination in Victoria Dockside located on the harbourfront of Tsim Sha Tsui. Inspired by 'A Muse by the Sea', K11 MUSEA is designed to enrich new consumers' daily lives through the power of creativity, culture and innovation. A destination 10 years in the making, K11 MUSEA opened its doors in August 2019 to usher in a new era of cultural-retail which speaks to the growing consumer demand for immersive experiences in art, culture, nature and commerce. About K11 Group K11 Group was founded in 2008 by renowned entrepreneur Adrian Cheng. The unique concept brand combines culture and commerce through all of its projects, sustaining an ecosystem that caters to all walks of life with a growing portfolio of brands spanning sectors in Greater China and around the world. A destination 10 years in the making, the flagship K11 MUSEA is K11 Group's most ambitious "cultural-retail" development and reinvigorates Hong Kong's waterfront with Cheng's vision to create a "Silicon Valley of Culture", to encourage a deeper look at the interconnectivity between creativity, culture and innovation. 11 SKIES is an upcoming mega project that will create a new landmark in Hong Kong's Retail, Dining and Entertainment (RDE) industries, as well as in wealth management and wellness services. Set to be the most comprehensive retail and business hub in the Greater Bay Area, 11 SKIES redefines the traveller and consumer experience across a 3.8 million sq ft gross floor area in SKYCITY, strategically located near Hong Kong International Airport and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge. In addition to its K11 Art Malls, K11 Group operates K11 ATELIER as a network of office buildings for the next-generation workforce, alongside K11 ARTUS's luxury residences for worldly travellers, and K11 Select, which is a "cultural sandbox" for the modern generation, and marked K11 Group's entry into the asset-light management market. To cultivate cultural richness through its operational goals, the group also proudly runs the Hong Kong non-profit K11 Art Foundation to incubate Chinese artists and curators, and the K11 Craft & Guild Foundation to preserve traditional Chinese crafts and bring them into the future. The group also manages and drives K11 KULTURE ACADEMY as an open education platform and K11 Future Taskforce, a consulting and market research institution. K11 Group is based in Hong Kong SAR with operations in Greater China and investments in Europe and the US. Through K11 Group, Cheng's aim is to enrich the daily lives of next-generation consumers and create a new global identity for Chinese millennials, as well as cultivate opportunities for communities to thrive, connect, work and shop. By 2026, K11 Group will have gained a footprint of 38 projects (GFA 2.80 million sq m) in 10 cities across Greater China.
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