Marriott International has launched an enhanced programme, Good Travel with Marriott Bonvoy, offering nearly 100 unique guest experiences across 80 properties in Asia Pacific, excluding China. The initiative focuses on intentional travel, allowing guests to engage deeply with local communities and environments through curated experiences.
The programme is built on two pillars: Community and Environment. It aims to provide enriching experiences that highlight the cultural and ecological significance of each destination. John Toomey, Chief Commercial Officer of Marriott International, APEC, stated, “The enhanced Good Travel with Marriott Bonvoy programme reinforces our commitment to delivering meaningful experiences for guests when they stay with us.”
Examples of these experiences include coral restoration projects in the Maldives, cultural explorations in Osaka, and traditional agricultural practices in Thailand. In the Maldives, guests can adopt a coral at Sheraton Full Moon Maldives Resort & Spa, participating in a hands-on restoration project. In Osaka, W Osaka offers guided tours exploring the city's culinary and architectural heritage. Meanwhile, JW Marriott Khao Lak Resort & Spa in Thailand provides a hands-on nipa palm planting experience.
These experiences are designed to foster meaningful connections and allow guests to contribute positively to local ecosystems and communities. The programme also supports local economies by involving local artisans and communities in the experiences offered.
Good Travel with Marriott Bonvoy aims to serve as a trusted platform for travellers seeking a deeper understanding of local cultures and opportunities to make a positive impact. The full range of experiences is available exclusively to hotel guests, with details accessible on the Marriott Bonvoy website
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