Royal Orchid Sheraton Riverside Hotel BangkokSheraton Hotels & Resorts will celebrate local culture across Thailand this November through its Gatherings by Sheraton initiative.
Part of Marriott Bonvoy’s global portfolio, the programme will take place at four Sheraton properties in Bangkok, Hua Hin and Samui. It will offer guests and local communities experiences inspired by Thai food, crafts and wellbeing.
The initiative aims to transform Sheraton’s public spaces into vibrant hubs for cultural exchange. It also encourages guests and locals to connect through shared experiences.
“At Sheraton, we see an opportunity to turn everyday encounters into more meaningful connections,” said Brad Edman, Regional Vice President for Thailand, Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar at Marriott International.
Four hotels, four local experiences
Each property will host events that reflect its local culture and traditions.
The Royal Orchid Sheraton Riverside Hotel in Bangkok will present Chao Phraya Cultural Gatherings. The programme will showcase traditional Thai arts and crafts.
Meanwhile, Sheraton Hua Hin Resort & Spa will host Sabai Social workshops. These will include Thai flower garland and herbal compress workshops.
At Sheraton Hua Hin Pranburi Villas, guests can join Sound & Sip, a wellbeing session designed to promote relaxation.
In Samui, Sheraton Samui Resort will celebrate Loy Krathong with its Krathong Bai Thong Cultural Experience.
Connecting guests with local traditions
Through these gatherings, Sheraton aims to strengthen community connections and give guests a deeper understanding of local traditions.
The events will also bring residents and visitors together through food, crafts and cultural activities. As the brand continues to enhance its communal spaces, Gatherings by Sheraton offers new opportunities for meaningful connections between guests, locals and the destinations they visit.
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