Century Hong
Kong Hotel’s staff joyfully greeted the “real” Santa Claus at its
doorstep upon his late arrival on Friday night.
On 17th December, Sunday morning, Santa’s presence at the Christmas
party was a delightful surprise for at least 100 St Christopher’s
children’s home last Sunday. The Christmas party was held at Pepino’s,
Italian Restaurant at the hotel. Local celebrities including pop group
“Swing” also joined in the party to greet Santa.
Youthful, cheerful faces glowed merrily around Santa’s lively
participation with the children to celebrate the Christmas festive
spirit. Christmas gifts were distributed individually to all the
children and colourful snapshots of Santa with the kids around the
Christmas tree were a special souvenir for remembrance.
Adding to the festive spirit, Pepino’s organised a creative and
traditional X’mas treat, baking cookies class for kids and Santa. Mr
Douglas Barber, Vice President and General Manager of Century Hong Kong
Hotel joyfully remarked, “This is a real treat for the children and
hopefully the gathering with Santa brings people closer and uplift
everyone’s Christmas spirits. We are glad to participate in a charitable
event like this and thank Santa for his time and efforts to bring real
joy into the lives of these children.”
Santa Claus officially stays at Century Hong Kong Hotel from 15th
December to 20th December 2000 and leaves Hong Kong to continue his
global mission to other parts of the world. Century Hotels Hong Kong is
the official hotel sponsor for the Eurochristmas event held in Hong Kong
starting 16th December 2000 to 2 January 2000.
Century International Hotels currently manages 21 hotels and resorts in
seven Asian countries – Hong Kong SAR, China, Vietnam, Malaysia,
Indonesia, Singapore and the Philippines. The 463-room Century Roxy Park
Hotel, Singapore and Watergate Century Hotel, Shenzhen have recently
opened while the Long Island Golf & Country Club in Dongguan, China is
now managed by Century. In December 2000, the 211-room Century Inn North
Point Hong Kong opens. |