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HANG LUNG With HYATT To Open NEW LUXURY GRAND HYATT HOTEL In KUNMING

OPENING IN 2023


Mr. Weber Lo and Mr. David Udell * (Source: Hang Lung Properties Limited)
(Source: Hang Lung Properties Limited)
USPA NEWS - Hang Lung Properties announced on December 3, that Grand Hyatt, a luxury hotel brand under Hyatt, has been appointed to operate the Company's new luxury hotel in Kunming, Yunnan's capital city in Southwest China. The new Grand Hyatt Kunming hotel is scheduled to open in mid-2023.
Hang Lung Properties announced on December 3, that Grand Hyatt, a luxury hotel brand under Hyatt, has been appointed to operate the Company's new luxury hotel in Kunming, Yunnan's capital city in Southwest China. The new Grand Hyatt Kunming hotel is scheduled to open in mid-2023.

Grand Hyatt Kunming will become part of the mixed-use Spring City 66 development in the heart of Kunming that comprises a world-class shopping mall, a 66-story Grade A office tower, and luxury branded residences. Featuring 332 guestrooms and suites, state-of-the art amenities and extraordinary dining varieties, the hotel will cater to the most discerning corporate business and leisure travelers and be a social hub for the local community.
At the contract signing ceremony, Mr. Weber Lo, Chief Executive Officer of Hang Lung Properties, said, "We are excited to collaborate with Hyatt to introduce the world-renowned Grand Hyatt brand to Kunming. Grand Hyatt Kunming will be a magnificent addition to our landmark commercial development Spring City 66. Just one year since it opened, Spring City 66 has already brought together about 300 top international and local retail, dining, lifestyle and entertainment brands. Sealing the collaboration with Hyatt also marks a key milestone in the business development of our parent company, Hang Lung Group, which celebrates 60 years of establishment this year."
"Grand Hyatt Kunming will further strengthen our luxury positioning and deliver on our promise to 'Bring the best to Kunming; Showcase the Best of Kunming to the World'. We will continue to add value to the city by introducing even more globally renowned brands to Spring City 66, as part of our continuous effort to excite our customers and exceed their expectations."

Mr. David Udell, Group President, Asia Pacific, Hyatt Hotels Corporation, said, "We are delighted to collaborate with Hang Lung Properties, who share our value on delivering high-end experiences and operational excellence. As the province's capital and the largest city in Yunnan, Kunming serves as a gateway to South and Southeast Asia. With the new additional of Grand Hyatt Kunming, guests from across China and the world will be able to enjoy truly extraordinary moments for which the Grand Hyatt brand is known, while indulging themselves in the spring-like climate all year round, the extraordinary landscape, rich historical and cultural heritage that Kunming could offer. Grand Hyatt Kunming's contemporary design, thoughtful and intuitive service, as well as its strategic location within the city as part of Spring City
Grand Hyatt Kunming, with a gross floor area of 49,560 square meters, will occupy the first 26 floors of the hotel and residential tower, the top section of which will feature Hang Lung's first luxury branded residences project. Details of the residences will be announced soon.

The term "Hyatt" is used in this release for convenience to refer to Hyatt Hotels Corporation and / or one or more of its affiliates.

* Photo cover: Mr. Weber Lo, Chief Executive Officer of Hang Lung Properties (left), and Mr. David Udell, Group President, Asia Pacific, Hyatt Hotels Corporation (right), ink partnership between Hang Lung and Hyatt to open Grand Hyatt Kunming at Spring City 66 in the capital and the largest city of Yunnan province in mainland China.

Source: Hang Lung Properties Limited

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