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InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping earns LEED Gold Certification
The recently renovated InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping has earned LEED Gold Certification, becoming the first hotel in Chiang Mai to be recognised for its sustainability initiatives. In its first LEED certification since opening, the hotel achieved a total of 65 points out of 100, earning top marks for water efficiency, innovation and focus on region-specific priorities. LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is the world’s most recognised green building rating system and focuses on sustainable living, the health of people and the environment. A leader in sustainable hospitality, InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping is now part of a select group of eco-friendly and innovative properties around the world that meet the exacting LEED Gold criteria. According to general manager Adnan Yucel: “When redesigning the iconic hotel that is now InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping, energy efficiency and sustainability were always at the forefront of our priorities. We are immensely proud that our dedication has been recognised with LEED Gold Certification. By combining the latest in green technology and architecture with deep respect for Thailand’s cultural heritage, we are committed to leading the way in sustainable luxury.” Staying sustainable To reduce water use, the team at InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping relies on 100 percent recycled water for landscape irrigation, and recycled water and water-saving fixtures for indoor systems. By choosing native and adaptable plants for its gardens, the hotel has not only contributed to restoring and protecting habitat areas from development and construction activities but has also ensured a significant reduction in water usage. As part of the efforts to minimise nighttime light pollution, backlight reduction lamps soften exterior glare, while facade and landscape lighting automatically turns off between midnight and 6:00 am. To reduce energy consumption, solar panels connect directly to the hotel’s electrical system, bypassing battery storage, and cover over three percent of the annual energy cost. In addition, high-performance laminated glass has replaced the original vision glass, ensuring enhanced energy efficiency throughout the building. Finally, to mitigate the effect of tropical heat, light-coloured pavements were chosen for the hardscape areas. With over 45 percent of the site dedicated to open spaces, including diverse green zones, social areas and recreational spaces, both guests and team members can enjoy social interactions in calming natural environments. Sustainable by design The hotel’s design, highly ranked by LEED for its commitment for innovation, celebrates Lanna culture by including such elements as the Pan Ya-style roof which was inspired by the region’s vernacular architecture. Such elements form a spiritual link between the modern building and the heritage temple on-site. Inside, carefully chosen graphics, textures and materials inspired by Lanna elements blend contemporary geometric structures with a time-honoured cultural identity.
InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping gets LEED Gold Certified
InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping, a recently renovated heritage hotel abutting UNESCO-listed sites, has earned LEED Gold Certification, making it the first hotel in Chiang Mai to receive this prestigious accolade. LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is the world’s most recognised green building rating system and focuses on sustainable living, the health of people and the environment. “When redesigning the iconic hotel that is now InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping, energy efficiency and sustainability were always at the forefront of our priorities,” said General Manager at InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping Adnan Yücel. “We are immensely proud that our dedication has been recognised with LEED Gold Certification. By combining the latest in green technology and architecture with deep respect for Thailand’s cultural heritage, we are committed to leading the way in sustainable luxury.” A leader in sustainable hospitality, InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping has joined a select group of eco-friendly and innovative properties around the world that meet the exacting LEED Gold criteria. In its first LEED certification since opening, the hotel achieved a total of 65 points out of 100, earning top marks for water efficiency, innovation and focus on region-specific priorities. Green footsteps in sustainability To reduce water use, the team relies on 100% recycled water for landscape irrigation, and recycled water and water-saving fixtures for indoor systems. By choosing native and adaptable plants for its gardens, the hotel has not only contributed to restoring and protecting habitat areas from development and construction activities but has also ensured a significant reduction in water usage. As part of the efforts to minimise nighttime light pollution, backlight reduction lamps soften exterior glare, while facade and landscape lighting automatically turns off between midnight and 6:00 am. To reduce energy consumption, solar panels connect directly to the hotel’s electrical system, bypassing battery storage, and cover over 3% of the annual energy cost. Additionally, high-performance laminated glass has replaced the original vision glass, ensuring enhanced energy efficiency throughout the building. Finally, to mitigate the urban heat island effect, light-coloured pavements were chosen for the hardscape areas. With over 45% of the site dedicated to open spaces – including diverse green zones, social areas and recreational spaces – both guests and team members can enjoy social interactions in calming natural environments. The hotel’s design, highly ranked by LEED for its commitment for innovation, celebrates Lanna culture by including such elements as the Pan Ya-style roof – inspired by the region’s vernacular architecture – to create a spiritual linkage between the modern building and the heritage temple on-site. Inside, carefully chosen graphics, textures and materials inspired by Lanna elements blend contemporary geometric structures with a time-honoured cultural identity.
InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping pays homage to Lanna traditions with the new Club InterContinental Lounge and The ii Spa
InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping recently expanded its range of luxury amenities with the opening of the Club InterContinental Lounge and The ii Spa. These two exceptional additions bring the region’s rich Lanna heritage to life, seamlessly blending modern luxury with traditional cultural experiences. As such, each venue offers a way to engage all the senses to create truly memorable moments in the jewel of Northern Thailand. A lounge where Lanna elegance is at its height Exclusively available to guests staying in Club InterContinental rooms, the newly opened Club InterContinental Lounge offers exclusive benefits for those seeking a refined, luxurious experience, with serene views and décor reflecting the essence of rich Lanna heritage. Enhanced by a tranquil water feature, the Lounge creates a calming atmosphere for relaxation, socialising, and business engagements. Guests enjoy priority check-in and check-out, premium beverages, buffet and à la carte breakfast, afternoon tea, and evening cocktails with canapés. The Lounge’s design honours rich Lanna heritage, incorporating Neoclassical elements that blend European styles with Chinese craftsmanship, creating an elegant and welcoming space. The food menu showcases influences from northern Thai cuisine, with all ingredients sourced from local, organic produce supported by the Royal Project Foundation, including vegetables, fruits, coffee, and organic chicken, contributing to the local community. Beverage offerings include sparkling wine to complement breakfast, a tea trolley showcasing a curated tea journey, a premium selection of liquors, and creative cocktails crafted by the Lounge’s expert bartender. The Lounge’s relaxation area features cabinet doors designed like tea drawers, inspired by British tea culture and the prosperity of rich Lanna heritage. Guests can enjoy the rich aroma of fragrant King of Siam Tea, a native rose tea, whilst admiring the serene, tree-lined view. Where wellness comes first The ii Spa offers an authentic wellness experience inspired by the centuries-old healing practices of Hong Mor Muang, originating in rich Lanna heritage. These time-honoured treatments, passed down through generations, blend herbal remedies with traditional therapeutic techniques to restore balance and promote wellness for the body, mind, and spirit. Honouring the region’s deep reverence for nature, the spa’s design incorporates the delicate Magnolia champaca flower, symbolising heritage and respect. Calming red tones in the reception area evoke the traditional Yam Khang healing practice, where herbal oils are applied with heat to promote wellness. Five treatment rooms, named after Lanna healing flowers, create a tranquil environment for guests to relax and rejuvenate. The ii Spa proudly features Panpuri, a renowned Thai brand celebrated for its organic ingredients, alongside Phytomer, a world-class skincare brand imported from France. The spa’s signature scent, Siamese Water, fills the space with the delicate fragrance of jasmine flowers, creating a soothing atmosphere. Also, Phytomer’s marine-based facial treatments rejuvenate and revitalise the skin, bringing a new level of radiance. Signature treatments include the Lanna Signature Massage (THB 3,100 for 120 minutes), a fusion of Northern herbal compresses, soothing oils, and Tok Sen hammering therapy that enhances circulation and relieves tension. The Lanna Blessing Massage (THB 4,500 for 120 minutes) combines the sacred Phang Prathip candle ritual with Lomi Lomi massage movements for deep relaxation. For couples, the Aroma Bliss Massage (THB 3,300 for 120 minutes) offers smooth palm strokes and aromatic oils that balance energy and relieve tension. Guests can further indulge in body scrubs, nourishing wraps using Panpuri products, and luxurious facials featuring Phytomer products. Every treatment at The ii Spa is designed to transport guests into a state of tranquillity, embracing the rich wellness traditions of Lanna heritage while offering a restorative, luxurious experience.
Adnan Yücel appointed general manager of InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping
InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping announced that industry veteran Adnan Yücel is its new general manager. In this role, Yücel will oversee all aspects of hotel operations, ensuring guests experience exceptional service while embracing the charm and rich culture of Chiang Mai. His leadership will further enhance the hotel’s offerings, including the recently launched spa and Club InterContinental. According to IHG Luxury & Lifestyle regional general manager Patrick Both: “With a career defined by exceptional leadership, Adnan is renowned for developing high-performing teams, leading with empathy and maintaining composure in every situation. I am delighted to have him on board and have full confidence in his ability to foster a culture of excellence that will elevate the guest experience and drive continued success at InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping.” For his part, Yücel said, “I am thrilled to join InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping and to contribute to the legacy of excellence this remarkable hotel represents. Chiang Mai is a truly special destination, and I look forward to working with the incredible team here to create memorable experiences for our guests while showcasing the rich culture and beauty of northern Thailand.” Impeccable credentials With over 30 years of experience in the hospitality industry, Yücel has a proven track record of managing world-class resorts, optimising revenue and maintaining exceptional service standards across diverse markets. Indeed, he brings a wealth of experience to this position, having most recently served as General Manager at Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas. During his two-year tenure, he successfully positioned Six Senses Kaplankaya in Turkey as a premier destination for luxury nature escapes and led a critical refurbishment project during his time as Interim General Manager at Six Senses Uluwatu in Bali. Yücel ‘s career began in his native Turkey and has taken him to some of the most iconic properties in the industry, including the legendary Çırağan Palace Kempinski Istanbul. His six-plus years with the Accor group saw him hold key leadership roles in countries as diverse as Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Ghana and China, where he stayed on to join Wanda Hotels & Resorts, China’s largest five-star hotel management company. This extensive exposure to international markets and diverse clientele further honed his ability to navigate cultural nuances and deliver world-class hospitality experiences.
InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping opens two new luxury facilities
InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping recently expanded its range of luxury amenities with the opening of the Club InterContinental Lounge and The ii Spa. These two exceptional additions bring the region’s rich Lanna heritage to life, seamlessly blending modern luxury with traditional cultural experiences. Exclusively available to guests staying in Club InterContinental rooms, the newly opened Club InterContinental Lounge offers exclusive benefits for those seeking a refined, luxurious experience, with serene views and décor reflecting the essence of rich Lanna heritage. Enhanced by a tranquil water feature, the Lounge creates a calming atmosphere for relaxation, socialising, and business engagements. Guests enjoy priority check-in and check-out, premium beverages, buffet and à la carte breakfast, afternoon tea, and evening cocktails with canapés. The Lounge’s design honours rich Lanna heritage, incorporating Neoclassical elements that blend European styles with Chinese craftsmanship, creating an elegant and welcoming space. The dining menu showcases influences from northern Thai cuisine, with all ingredients sourced from local, organic produce supported by the Royal Project Foundation, including vegetables, fruits, coffee, and organic chicken, contributing to the local community. Beverage offerings include sparkling wine to complement breakfast, a tea trolley showcasing a curated tea journey, a premium selection of liquors, and creative cocktails crafted by the Lounge’s expert bartender. The Lounge’s relaxation area features cabinet doors designed like tea drawers, inspired by British tea culture and the prosperity of rich Lanna heritage. Guests can enjoy the rich aroma of fragrant King of Siam Tea, a native rose tea, while admiring the serene, tree-lined view. The ii Spa: a serene hideaway The ii Spa offers an authentic wellness experience inspired by the centuries-old Lanna healing practices known as Hong Mor Muang. These time-honoured treatments, passed down through generations, blend herbal remedies with traditional therapeutic techniques to restore balance and promote wellness for the body, mind, and spirit. Taking a cue from the region’s deep reverence for nature, the spa’s design incorporates the delicate Magnolia champaca flower, symbolising heritage and respect. Calming red tones in the reception area evoke the traditional Yam Khang healing practice, where herbal oils are applied with heat to promote wellness. Five treatment rooms, named after Lanna healing flowers, create a tranquil environment for guests to relax and rejuvenate. The ii Spa proudly features Panpuri, a renowned Thai brand celebrated for its organic ingredients, alongside Phytomer, a world-class skincare brand imported from France. The spa’s signature scent, Siamese Water, fills the space with the delicate fragrance of jasmine flowers, creating a soothing atmosphere. Meanwhile, Phytomer’s marine-based facial treatments rejuvenate and revitalise the skin, bringing a new level of radiance. Guests can further indulge in body scrubs, nourishing wraps using Panpuri products, and luxurious facials featuring Phytomer products. Every treatment at The ii Spa is designed to transport guests into a state of tranquillity, embracing the rich wellness traditions of Lanna heritage while offering a restorative, luxurious experience.
InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping holds meaningful events for International Women’s Day
With International Women’s Day coming up in March, InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping is set to showcase local female talent and celebrate women from all over the world. This year’s slate brings the community together over a series of special events that aim to empower, inspire and connect. Each activity celebrates the beauty, wisdom, strength, and spirit of women in numerous beguiling ways. Ladies, to the bar, please On 7th March, the eve of International Women’s Day, HONG's Sky Bar transforms into a creative playground, as four female bartenders take over the bar to present their signature cocktails, priced at THB 450++ each. Guests will have a chance to try Nazee Vermouth by HONG's own Oranut Kawin; Midnight Banoffee Dream by Yim Ranukar from Vintage Wings; Gentleness of Lanna courtesy of Pawita Khamphrom from Thai Bev. Bar; and “Beauty and the Bitch” by Chompooh Kaewalee, a mixologist at Mai the Sky Bar. Entry fee is THB 450++ per person; price includes one glass of sparkling wine. The mixology showcase will run from 5:30 pm to 5:45 pm, followed by a DJ set from 7:30 pm to 10:30 pm. A feast for International Women’s Day On 8th March, International Women’s Day itself, the buffet dinner at The Gad Lanna invites guests to celebrate the women in their lives over Thai and international classics, premium dishes such as Gavieri caviar, and, of course, a rich bit of dessert. The price is THB 2,288++ per person, including one glass of the mixologist's choice cocktail for all ladies, live music and automatic lucky draw entry. Special deals include an Early Bird offer of THB 1,944++ when booked by 28th February, and a complimentary meal when dining with three other people. Free-flow beverage packages are also available. Tea gets crazy about mangoes At the Kam Lobby Lounge, the vibrant hues and irresistible flavours of Thai mango season offer another excuse to indulge and celebrate. The Crazy Mango afternoon tea can be enjoyed from 1st to 31st March, showing off highlights like tiger prawn and mango cocktail slices, smoked salmon mango mayo on rye bread, mango macarons, and an “Xtreme Mango” tart. The price is THB 950++ per person with coffee or organic tea, or THB 1,150++ per person including a glass of Prosecco. Note that IHG One Rewards members get a 20 percent discount on dining offers. Staying in Charming Chiang Mai Guests can also book the “Charming Chiang Mai” stay package for a celebratory stay. This staycation package includes accommodation, daily breakfast and hotel credit of THB 1,000 net per room per stay. These credits may be used for dining at any restaurant in the hotel, and at ii Spa.
Meliá Chiang Mai brings a touch of indigenous colour to the Holidays
Meliá Chiang Mai showcases an appealing selection of charming decorations made from natural and recycled materials this festive season to support the livelihoods and cultural traditions of Northern Thailand’s vibrant hill tribes. From handwoven textiles to intricately carved ornaments, a diverse selection of handicrafts crafted from eco-friendly materials are available to purchase at the hotel, making for thoughtful gifts and directly supporting the artisans who have crafted them. Hotel general manager Marc Selinger said of this: “This collaboration is more than just a celebration of Christmas: it is dedication to our community, sustainability, and cultural preservation as we celebrate the spirit of giving this festive season. Selinger added that each ornament tells a story of craftsmanship and perseverance, providing guests with an opportunity to connect with the vibrant traditions of Northern Thailand and contribute to a greater cause. Supporting those in need The hotel has partnered with local fair-trade organisations to help ensure artisans receive equitable compensation for their work, supporting their families financially and fostering a sense of pride and purpose within the community. For generations hill tribes including the Akha, Hmong, Karen, Lahu, Lawa, Lisu, and Mien practiced slash-and-burn agriculture as part of a semi-nomadic lifestyle. However, ecological concerns and government restrictions on land clearing and tree felling have rendered their way of life unsustainable. With limited agricultural opportunities, these communities have turned to handicrafts as a means of supporting their families and preserving cultural traditions. An elegant social enterprise On a permanent basis, Meliá Chiang Mai is home to a social enterprise that promotes talented Thai designers, artists and craftsmen to ultimately help communities in need and preserve Thai culture. Underpinned by the concept of Giving Art, Art of Giving, The GALLERY, situated in the hotel’s lobby, sells an exquisite array of accessories such as handbags, wallets, silks, children’s toys, and home décor items including ceramic bowls and cups made by Thai designers and artists. All profits from the sale of the handmade items contribute to further artistic endeavors in disadvantaged communities and help preserve and promote local culture, particularly the skills indigenous to over 40 communities across Thailand. The communities surround properties owned by Thailand’s leading integrated lifestyle real estate group Asset World Corp Public Company Limited (AWC), which established The GALLERY.
Cebu Pacific expands global network with flights to Chiang Mai
Philippine low-cost carrier (LCC) Cebu Pacific formally launched its direct flights between Manila and Chiang Mai on Tuesday, 29th October. This latest addition to the Cebu Pacific network offers travellers a seamless and affordable way to visit the mountainous region of northern Thailand from the Philippine capital. The Manila-Chiang Mai flights will operate three times weekly: every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. The airline celebrated the launch with an event at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport, attended by Thai ambassador to the Philippines Tull Traisorat and Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) director Yatika Kaewborisoot. In his speech during the event, Cebu Pacific president Xander Lao highlighted the airline’s commitment to offering passengers more opportunities to explore the country and the world. Lao said: “For years, Cebu Pacific has been dedicated to connecting Filipinos not only to essential destinations, but also to popular places that were previously difficult to reach. More than adding to Cebu Pacific’s growing network, the launch of the Manila-Chiang Mai also serves as a testament to Cebu Pacific’s commitment to making air travel more accessible for everyone.” A more efficient way to get to Northern Thailand With the launch of this route, travellers will now enjoy a shorter and more efficient journey to Chiang Mai, cutting up to eight hours of the passenger’s travel time. Travellers will also save up to 64 percent on their flight costs with the direct service. As direct flights between Manila and Chiang Mai commence, more Filipino travellers can now experience the popular Lantern Festival every November, take home renowned Thai handicrafts, and visit the Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, one of the most venerated temples in Chiang Mai. To commemorate the event, passengers of the maiden flight were treated to Thai snacks and other travel essentials from TAT prior to coming aboard.
InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping takes pride in unique, unforgettable MICE venue offerings
A grand occasion requires a venue of grandeur. The Mae Ping Grand Ballroom of 5-star luxury hotel InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping attains this by providing exclusive and private access for guests and VIPs. Its large foyer ensures space for private hosted gatherings and cocktails before guests file into the splendid hall, which can be set for any event — from a large conference to a society wedding, a gala dinner, or a theatrical spectacular with an extravaganza of audio and visual presentation technology. Its hall can be scaled down into two self-contained venues whenever a more intimate occasion is required. At the same time, InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping’s Gad Lanna Lawn is another venue where such events can be held. It is a green expanse as flat and smooth as a billiard table. It is shaded by ancient trees and is a fragrant gathering space for all manner of social events, including gala dinners, garden parties, musical performances, coffee breaks, and team-building activities. Seating is available with chairs and tables on the grass and alongside the neighbouring pavilion. The far end of the garden is distinguished by a Lanna-era white chedi, a part of the historic Wat Chang Kong temple, which is fascinating to visit for its architecture, history, and murals. Guests of the hotel have flexibility and choice of events space, with each room having its own distinctive decor. Meanwhile, InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping’s event planners and chefs combine their skills to create the perfect menu for guests at every event, including Thai, Chinese, or International cuisines for intimate lunches and dinners, social gatherings, and international conferences. Its kitchens also source organic food from the Royal Projects and from the local farming communities, whilst also crafting healthy menu options that include vegan, vegetarian, and special dietary needs to serve those with special requirements. The hotel works with local communities so that 85% of the raw food materials are sourced from the local farmers, orchards, bee farms, and other producers. More than 50 herbs are grown in the hotel’s own herb garden. The partnership with the Royal Projects’ charitable initiative also aims to improve the lives of the hill tribe people and help support their agricultural communities. InterContinental also offers exclusive access to a variety of venues and experiences, allowing visitors to discover a different side of a destination rarely seen by tourists, ranging from heritage sites to organic farms and workshops with a local expert in arts and crafts or sustainability. It also presents a range of team-building experiences for guests that can be based on-site, such as trekking to the top of a mountain or paddling along the Ping River. The unique amenities offered by the hotel allow planners to craft events that utilise local knowledge based on the city’s colourful history, traditions, cuisine, and artistic heritage. It is an ideal way to engage and motivate guests whilst giving them a chance to interact with the local area. These offerings have been recognised by the prestigious TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2024 - Thailand, with InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping earning the MICE Hotel of the Year category. The inaugural awards programme celebrates companies in the travel sector that have made groundbreaking industry improvements with a renewed focus on safety and sustainability, enabling unique customer experiences. The TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2024 – Thailand is presented by Travel Daily Media. To view the full list of winners, click here. For more details, please contact Jane Patiag at +(65) 3158 1386 ext. 217 or awards@traveldailymedia.com.
InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping hailed best hotel in Chiang Mai
InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping was selected as the best hotel in Chiang Mai at this year's TTG Travel Awards. This latest accolade closely follows recent citations at the Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards Asia Pacific 2024 where the hotel was recognised in the Upcountry Hotels category. Last year, it was also honoured at the Travel + Leisure China Travel Awards 2023 where it was hailed the most popular overseas hotel. Along with the excellence of its services and amenities, the InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mai Ping has established a reputation for offering guests a luxurious home away from home as they explore Chiang Mai's UNESCO-recognised attractions. Raising the bar for hospitality excellence Hotel general manager Peter Pottinga said of the award: “We are honoured to be recognised by the region’s top travel professionals as one of the leading hotels in the Asia-Pacific region less than a year after our opening.” Pottinga added that the hotel prides itself on offering guests an extraordinary level of luxury, service, and design, as well as a premier location for an elegant and immersive guest experience.” He concluded by saying: “This award is a tribute to our exemplary staff and their commitment to ensuring an exquisite stay for every guest. My heartfelt thanks go to my dedicated team, who worked tirelessly to make this achievement possible.”
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“There is only one happiness in this life, to love and be loved,” as George Sand once said. A powerful and insightful sentiment from the famous French novelist, and a notion which Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel & Towers has taken to heart with the launch of The Journey of Love 2018 – a lucky draw campaign aimed solely at brides and grooms planning to celebrate their nuptials in 2018.