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Toast Merdeka With Coffee Cocktails ('Cofftails') At Marriott Bonvoy Hotels Across Malaysia!
Toast Merdeka With Coffee Cocktails ('Cofftails') At Marriott Bonvoy Hotels Across Malaysia!

Hype Malaysia

time10-08-2025

  • Business
  • Hype Malaysia

Toast Merdeka With Coffee Cocktails ('Cofftails') At Marriott Bonvoy Hotels Across Malaysia!

Let's drink to independence, fam! Marriott Bonvoy is serving up something unexpected this Merdeka, with the launch of 'Brew With Benefits,' a travelling coffee rave experience held at select hotels in Malaysia. Running across August and September, the experience celebrates Malaysia's rich culture and café heritage with a line-up of local-inspired coffee-based drinks, curated playlists, and exclusive appearances by guest barista Wira Merican, founder of local coffee collective hétam+. From notes of pandan, Harumanis mango, pineapple to rose-syrup, guests can enjoy limited-time 'cofftails' – coffee cocktails – at participating hotels and bars, and earn Marriott Bonvoy points with every purchase. 'Malaysia has a vibrant café culture, and 'Brew With Benefits' brings that energy into our hotels in a way that feels contemporary, proudly Malaysian and unmistakably Marriott Bonvoy. 'It's a unique way for guests to experience Merdeka through flavour, music and community,' said George Varughese, Market Vice President – Malaysia, Marriott International. Merdeka In A Tumbler The highlight of the event is a special drinks menu curated by Wira Merican, known for his experimental approach to Malaysian coffee. Making guest appearances at select Marriott Bonvoy hotels, Wira will be hosting live brewing demos, tastings, and storytelling sessions inspired by Malaysia's diversity and Merdeka spirit. He will also be brewing up six special drinks, including Emas and Khatulistiwa. 'Coffee is more than a drink, it's an experience, a memory, a story. This collaboration lets us showcase Malaysia's diversity through flavour and celebration,' said Wira. Sip, Celebrate & Be Rewarded Hotel guests and visitors can enjoy these unique cofftails at participating hotel cafés and lounges, with Marriott Bonvoy members earning perks like bonus points and complimentary sweet treats with their order. Participating hotels Include: Aloft Kuala Lumpur Sentral Moxy Putrajaya Renaissance Kuala Lumpur Hotel Palm Garden Hotel, Putrajaya, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel Putrajaya Marriott Hotel Aloft Langkawi Pantai Tengah The Westin Kuala Lumpur Penang Marriott Hotel Coffee rave dates and Wira's appearances vary by location. Visit each hotel's social media page for the full schedule and updates.

Marriott Bonvoy Stirs Up Merdeka Spirit With Inaugural Travelling Coffee Rave
Marriott Bonvoy Stirs Up Merdeka Spirit With Inaugural Travelling Coffee Rave

Barnama

time07-08-2025

  • Business
  • Barnama

Marriott Bonvoy Stirs Up Merdeka Spirit With Inaugural Travelling Coffee Rave

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 7 (Bernama) -- This Merdeka season, Marriott Bonvoy, the loyalty programme by Marriott International, is serving more than just perks, as it rolls out Brew With Benefits, an inaugural travelling coffee rave experience making its way through select hotels across Malaysia. Happening from August through September, the event blends Malaysia's vibrant café culture with a celebration of local flavours, featuring coffee-based creations inspired by local tastes, curated playlists, and special appearances by barista and hétam+ founder, Wira Merican. In a statement, Marriott Bonvoy said guests can look forward to limited-time 'cofftails', coffee-based cocktails infused with uniquely Malaysian flavours such as pandan, Harumanis mango, pineapple, and rose syrup. These specialty drinks will be available at participating hotels and bars, with Marriott Bonvoy members earning points with every purchase. Marriott International's Market vice president for Malaysia, George Varughese, said the initiative taps into the country's dynamic café culture. ''Brew With Benefits' brings that energy into our hotels in a way that feels contemporary, proudly Malaysian, and unmistakably Marriott Bonvoy. It's a unique way for guests to experience Merdeka through flavour, music and community,' he said. The highlight of the event is a special appearance by Wira Merican, who will host live demonstrations of his signature drinks, alongside a tasting session and storytelling inspired by Malaysia's cultural richness and the Merdeka spirit. He will also unveil six specially crafted beverages, including standout creations like Emas and Khatulistiwa. 'Coffee is more than a drink, it's an experience, a memory, a story. This collaboration lets us showcase Malaysia's diversity through flavour and celebration,' he said.

Motorcyclist dies after accident with lorry on BKE
Motorcyclist dies after accident with lorry on BKE

Yahoo

time25-07-2025

  • Yahoo

Motorcyclist dies after accident with lorry on BKE

SINGAPORE - A motorcyclist died after an accident with a lorry on BKE towards PIE on the morning of July 25. In a video posted on the Singapore Roads Facebook page at around 9am, a blue police tent is seen erected next to a lorry carrying pre-fabricated construction material. Blood and debris can be seen near the tent. Three uniformed officers and a man wearing a white safety helmet are seen speaking to each other. Three police cars, an Emas recovery vehicle, a Land Transport Authority motorcycle and a Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) ambulance can also be seen in the video. SCDF and the police said they were alerted to the accident along BKE towards PIE before SLE exit at about 6.50am. The 23-year-old male motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene by an SCDF paramedic and his 23-year-old male pillion rider, who was unconscious, was taken to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, the authorities said. A male lorry driver, 39, is assisting the police with investigations. Source: The Straits Times © SPH Media Limited. Permission required for reproduction Discover how to enjoy other premium articles here

Motorcyclist dies after accident with lorry on BKE
Motorcyclist dies after accident with lorry on BKE

Straits Times

time25-07-2025

  • Straits Times

Motorcyclist dies after accident with lorry on BKE

Find out what's new on ST website and app. The authorities were alerted to the accident along BKE towards PIE before SLE exit at about 6.50am on July 25. SINGAPORE - A motorcyclis t died after an accident with a lorry on BKE towards PIE on the morning of July 25. In a video posted on the Singapore Roads Facebook page at around 9am , a blue police tent is seen erected next to a lorry carrying pre-fabricated construction material. Blood and debris can be seen near the tent. Three uniformed officers and a man wearing a white safety helmet are seen speaking to each other. Three police cars, an Emas recovery vehicle, a Land Transport Authority motorcycle and a Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) ambulance can also be seen in the video. SCDF and the police said they were alerted to the accident along BKE towards PIE before SLE exit at about 6.50 am. The 23-year-old male motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene by an SCDF paramedic and h is 23-year-old male pillion rider, who was unconscious, was taken to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, the authorities said. Top stories Swipe. Select. Stay informed. Singapore HDB resale price growth moderates in Q2, more flats sold Singapore Etomidate found in blood samples of 2 people involved in fatal Punggol Road accident in May: HSA Asia Live: Thailand-Cambodia border clashes continue for second day Asia Over 100,000 Thai civilians flee amid clashes with Cambodia as death toll rises to 14 Business GIC posts 3.8% annualised return over 20 years despite economic uncertainties Singapore Prison officer accused of taking bribes to smuggle nude photos, prescription drugs to inmate Opinion No idle punt: Why Singapore called out cyber saboteur UNC3886 by name Singapore Kopi, care and conversation: How this 20-year-old helps improve the well-being of the elderly A male lorry driver, 39 , is assisting the police with investigations.

Forum: ICA officers went the extra mile
Forum: ICA officers went the extra mile

Straits Times

time23-06-2025

  • Automotive
  • Straits Times

Forum: ICA officers went the extra mile

While I was driving into Johor Bahru recently, my car stalled about 300m after leaving Woodlands Checkpoint. Within minutes, five friendly and helpful officers from the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority came running over to give us a helping hand. They blocked the car lane and pushed my car backwards to a safe location. Another officer concurrently called an Emas tow truck to tow my car to a nearby carpark. Thereafter, the officer took my passengers to take a taxi. Kudos to them for going the extra mile. Yeo Hock Bian More on this Topic Forum: What readers are saying Join ST's Telegram channel and get the latest breaking news delivered to you.

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