Shun Tak Holdings Limited (“the Group”) is committed to creating vibrant, high-quality destinations that connect people, places and opportunities. The Group believes that quality spaces can not only contribute to economic and tourism development, but also respond to daily life needs, promote personal wellbeing and strengthen community connections. Earlier, the Group’s hospitality arm, Artyzen Hospitality Group (“AHG”), expanded its wellness activities through Artyzen Studio to multiple cities for the first time. Guests in Shanghai, Macao and Singapore participated in wellness activities combining yoga, mindfulness practices and elements of nature, bringing the Group’s people-centric approach into hotel spaces and community experiences.
Artyzen Studio is AHG’s cultural and creative platform. Guided by the Artyzen 3Cs — Connect, Care and Celebrate — it fosters deeper integration between people, culture and communities through thoughtfully curated experiences. The wellness activities also embodied AHG’s Asian-rooted philosophy of Emotional Wisdom. By combining yoga, mindfulness practices and elements of nature, the activities enabled guests and community participants to slow down amid fast-paced urban life, reconnect with themselves and those around them, bringing a renewed sense of warmth to city living.
Artyzen Grand Lapa Macau partnered with Yoga Light, the Yoga and Sports General Association of Macau, China, Joy Yoga and Green Zone to host an International Yoga Day event on the hotel’s outdoor lawn, attracting over 280 participants. Held under the theme “Yoga for Healthy Ageing” amidst the resort’s lush greenery and tranquil atmosphere, the event invited participants to restore balance and relieve stress through mindful yoga and breathing exercises. They also enjoyed healthy refreshments inspired by the Five Elements wellness philosophy, extending individual practice into relaxed community exchange and sharing a sustainable, healthy lifestyle to the public.
Artyzen NEW BUND 31 Shanghai hosted community-focused gentle yoga and guided mindfulness sessions to help participants adjust their daily rhythm and rebalance their body and mind. Artyzen Singapore offered restorative yoga and mind-body revitalization sessionson its terraces amidst layered greenery, enabling guests to relax, recover and recharge in nature. Led by local professional instructors and tailored to each hotel’s distinctive setting and local culture, the activities demonstrated how hotel spaces can support healthier and more meaningful lifestyles for the community.
The three-city wellness activities affirmed that hotels have moved far beyond traditional accommodation venues; they can also serve as platforms for healthy living, cultural exchange and community engagement. By activating its hotels and shared spaces, AHG translated the Group’s people-centric approach to creating destinations into experiences shared by guests and local communities, fully reflecting the warmth and social responsibility of the brand.
Looking ahead, Shun Tak Group will continue to leverage its diversified business portfolio and cross-regional network. Collaborating with its business units and community partners, it will continue to create quality destinations with cultural character and vitality, making wellbeing and community connection part of both the journey and everyday urban life.