SJM Resorts hosts promotional event in Shenzhen

SJM Resorts, a leading integrated resorts operator in Macao, on Tuesday hosted a promotional event in Shenzhen, presenting its array of resorts and hotels to local travel professionals, including its latest addition, the Grand Lisboa Palace. The event also highlighted a range of hotels and tourism products under its parent company STDM, presenting the distinct “travel +” charm with Macao characteristics. The ultimate aim was to entice more tourists from Shenzhen and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area to explore Macao. 

A staffmember introduces SJM Resorts to potential customers at the resorts' promotional event in Shenzhen on Tuesday.

Situated in a prime location in Cotai, the Grand Lisboa Palace merges Chinese and Western cultural elements in its design. This complex comprises three splendid and elegant hotel towers, including the Grand Lisboa Palace Macao, the unique The Karl Lagerfeld, and Asia’s inaugural Palazzo Versace. It stands as the only resort in Macao with two international fashion brand hotel towers, offering a lavish accommodation experience with top-tier dining, relaxing spa amenities, chic shopping options, cultural arts, and themed entertainment facilities.

Sam the Rooster, the mascot of SJM Resorts.

Another property under SJM Resorts, the Grand Lisboa Hotel in the heart of the Macao Peninsula, boasts multiple Michelin-starred restaurants and recognition in the Black Pearl Restaurant Guide. Both the Grand Lisboa Palace and the Grand Lisboa Hotel have been awarded five-star ratings by Forbes Travel Guide. Furthermore, the Jai Alai Hotel, linked to the Macao Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal, offers guests various entertainment and leisure facilities.

Beyond SJM Resorts, STDM’s portfolio includes several acclaimed and historically significant hotels, such as the first five-star hotel in Macao, Hotel Lisboa, the heritage-centric Hotel Sintra, the artistically and culturally infused Artyzen Grand Lapa Macao, and the Grand Coloane Resort located along Black Sand Beach. Each hotel offers distinct features, creating continuous surprises for guests during their travel experiences. 

A scene at the SJM Resorts promotional event in Shenzhen on Tuesday.

Ho Chiu Fung, executive director of SJM Resorts, stated, “As the cooperation between Shenzhen and Macao becomes increasingly close, we hope that through this promotional activity, we can showcase Macao’s diverse tourism elements, to help consolidate Macao’s position as a ‘world tourism and leisure center,’ and collectively foster the tourism development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.”