Melco Resorts and Trip.com Group design one-stop ultra-luxury package for influencers

Melco Resorts & Entertainment and Trip.com Group recently collaborated to host a lavish three-day, two-night trip in Macau for a select group of artists and influencers from mainland China and Hong Kong.

Taking place from April 16 to 18, the event aimed to provide guests with an ultra-luxurious experience at Melco's resorts.
Melco described the initiative as a response to the growing trend of luxury travel, with the partnership aligning with Macau's goal of positioning itself as a premier destination for tourism and leisure.
The collaboration seeks to showcase Macau's diverse leisure and entertainment options and top-notch services to a wider audience. During the trip, guests enjoyed exclusive high-end accommodations and experiences curated by Melco, as well as private transportation services.
Notable personalities such as Hong Kong star Mr. Jordan Chan, renowned food influencer Reiko, and top Douyin influencers and Ctrip Black Diamond members were among the guests who experienced the luxury trip.
Various VIP room types were exclusively revealed for the first time, including Skytop Pool Villa, Duplex Villa and Pool Villa in Morpheus, City of Dreams, Presidential Villa and Crystal Suite in Nüwa, as well as Studio City Epic Tower’s Epic Pool Villas and Epic Sky Villas, among others.

Through their collaboration, Melco and Trip.com Group aim to promote Melco's unique ultra-luxury accommodation, dining, and entertainment experiences to a broader audience.
Additionally, Melco has launched an official flagship store on the Ctrip App, offering exclusive packages combining concert tickets with hotel products as a way to contribute to Macau's government push for the diversified development of the city's economy.

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