The Slate Phuket

An artful retreat inspired by Phuket’s tin-mining past, The Slate Phuket blends bold design, tropical gardens, and beachfront serenity into a truly immersive island escape.

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Thalang, Thailand

Located in the island’s north near the Phuket International Airport, Thalang offers easy access to beautiful, laid-back beaches like Bang Tao, Layan, Nai Yang, and Mai Khao, where clear water, soft sand, and peaceful surroundings make it easy to truly unwind. At the same time, Lunar New Year brings vibrant decorations, cultural performances, and festive dining experiences that highlight the area’s strong Chinese heritage and local traditions.

Wat Chalong Fair

This temple grounds transforms into a bustling carnival during the Lunar New Year period, offering a large, family-friendly fair with traditional Thai music, food vendors, fair rides, and cultural shows.

Grand Coloane Resort

Set between sea and jungle, this laid-back resort offers sweeping ocean views, quiet beaches, and a peaceful contrast to Macau’s high-energy city center.

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Macau, Macau

Known for its iconic skyline and luxury resorts, Macau shines with UNESCO-listed historic streets, centuries-old temples, and Portuguese-influenced architecture that reflect its unique East-meets-West heritage. During Lunar New Year the city transforms and visitors can experience traditional performances, lion dances, fireworks, and special holiday menus that bring the city’s cultural roots to life.

Gigantic Golden Dragon Parade

Macau's iconic Chinese New Year parade features an impressive 238-meter golden dragon parading through the city's historic center, starting at the Ruins of St. Paul's, weaving past famous landmarks like Senado Square, and ending with celebrations at A-Ma Temple.

Tilden Hotel

A stylish, intimate hideaway in the heart of San Francisco, the Tilden Hotel pairs vintage charm with modern comforts just steps from the city’s cultural pulse.

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San Francisco, California

Enjoy nice sunny days while you stroll across the Golden Gate Bridge, grab fresh sourdough and seafood at Fisherman’s Wharf, and explore colorful neighborhoods like the Mission and North Beach filled with great restaurants, coffee shops, and street art. Catch world-class museums like SFMOMA, hop a ferry to Alcatraz, or take a quick day trip to Napa, Muir Woods, or Sausalito.

Chinese New Year Festival

This San Fransico festival is one of the world's largest Lunar New Year celebrations outside Asia, featuring elaborate floats, marching bands, lion dancers, costumed performers, firecrackers, and the iconic 288-foot Golden Dragon, all culminating in a vibrant, free-to-watch event.

Carlton City Hotel Singapore

Sleek and contemporary, this urban hotel anchors Tanjong Pagar with refined rooms, skyline views, and effortless access to Singapore’s business and dining scene.

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Singapore, Singapore

Singapore pairs warm weather, world-class safety, and ultra-efficient transport with iconic sights like Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa, and vibrant districts such as Chinatown and Little India. Food lovers enjoy legendary hawker centre alongside cutting-edge fine dining, while shoppers find stylish malls and year-round sales. During Lunar New Year, the city buzzes with parades, markets, and cultural performances.

Chingay Parade

This massive street festival in Singapore is famous for its dazzling floats, vibrant costumes, and cultural performances. It features Asia's largest street performance and float parade. This year the parade theme is "Wish" and will be February 27-28 at the F1 Pit Building.

Song Hotel Sydney

Warm, modern, and purpose-driven, Song Hotel Sydney blends smart design with sustainability, offering a feel-good stay near Sydney’s harbor and cultural landmarks.

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Sydney, Australia

Sydney is a vibrant, multicultural harbor city that celebrates Lunar New Year with color, tradition, and community spirit. Each year, areas like Chinatown and Haymarket glow with red lanterns, lion and dragon dances, and festive markets, while Darling Harbour and Circular Quay host performances, light installations, and fireworks set against the city’s iconic skyline.

Sydney Lunar Festival

During this festival, Sydney transforms into into a vibrant celebration of the Lunar New Year, filling streets and public spaces with glowing lanterns, cultural performances, traditional music, and the energy of community gatherings that honor heritage, renewal, and togetherness.