As part of the celebrations of Sheraton’s 75th anniversary, 24 associates of the Hotel participated in a Mr. & Ms. Sheraton competition to enjoy themselves, with Ms Phuong from Finance department crowned Ms. Sheraton and Mr Hung from Security department crowned Mr. Sheraton.
NHA TRANG, VIETNAM – Along with over 90 Sheraton hotels across Asia Pacific, Sheraton Nha Trang is celebrating the brand’s 75 years of hospitality legacy with their own unique celebration activities.
For 75 years, Sheraton Hotels & Resorts have been the setting for some of life’s most memorable times. From personal events, big and small, to business handshakes that seal the deal, we’ve always been there for you. And you’ve always been here for us too. Sheraton has been honored to bring people together because life is better when shared.
All Sheraton hotels throughout the world were invited to use their creativity, uniqueness, adherence to make Sheraton Pride Arch. At Sheraton Nha Trang, associates settled on a motif that invoked the Temple of Literature (Van Mieu), Vietnam’s oldest university, as a symbol of the merging of Vietnamese culture and the Sheraton brand.
Each associate wears a special T-shirt every Sunday (the 7th day of the week) and Friday (the 5th day of the week), the symbolic image of 75 years, that was exclusively designed only for the event. The team wear the T-shirt to show their pride in working for such an iconic brand.
As part of the celebrations of Sheraton’s 75th anniversary, 24 associates of the Hotel participated in a Mr. & Ms. Sheraton competition to enjoy themselves, with Ms Phuong from Finance department crowned Ms. Sheraton and Mr Hung from Security department crowned Mr. Sheraton. Activities included making the Sheraton Sweet Sleeper bed, running on the treadmill of Sheraton Core Performance, cooking eggs and making the cocktail named 75@28 which is a specialty cocktail to celebrate the milestone.
The celebrations of Sheraton’s 75th anniversary coincided with the Mid-Autumn Festival in Vietnam, and on September 29, a group of associates, including Catherine Racsko, the hotel’s general manager, visited Nhan Ai Orphanage. Associates presented the children with moon cakes and treats and the highlight was a Lion dance followed by a lantern making competition. The event was special for the children and the associates that attended.Hotel anniversary
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