The Ritz-Carlton, part of Marriott Bonvoy’s global portfolio of more than 30 brands, has introduced an evolved Ritz Kids program across the Asia-Pacific region. With immersive and unforgettable travel experiences designed to engage young guests, the evolved program is now offered in key cities including Tokyo, Singapore and Perth as well as popular leisure destinations such as Bali, Maldives and Langkawi. Leo the Lion, the program’s new mascot, will engage with young guests and lead the meaningful, memorable journey of discovery which features bespoke activities and adventures around the hotels.
“As Ritz Kids celebrates its 10-year journey, we are excited to embrace the ever-changing needs of family travelers and evolve this exceptional program to offer even more fun-filled and educational activities to nurture the next generation of world travelers’ lifelong curiosity in exploring and engaging with the world around them,” said John Toomey, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer, Marriott International Asia Pacific (excluding China). “At The Ritz-Carlton, families will discover a world brimming with opportunities, where young guests are not just welcomed, but truly celebrated.”
Designed for young guests aged 4 to 12, Ritz Kids activities foster thoughtful interactions and create global citizens by encouraging an awareness of their connections to the world around them. The activities are organized around four pillars of experiences －nature, exploration, responsibility and culture. Through inspiring and educational moments, the Ritz Kids program elevates kids’ stays into a meaningful, memorable journey of discovery. Upon check-in, all are welcomed with coloring books, discovery maps and other attractive amenities featuring Leo the Lion. Leo opens young guests’ eyes to the beauty of the natural world, encourages the discovery of places and attractions around the hotel, and invites exploration of new art forms, cuisine and culture. Each hotel’s Discovery Map highlights interesting touch points to discover, and kids can redeem an ice-cream or a small memento when they complete their explorations.
The Ritz-Carlton, part of Marriott Bonvoy’s global portfolio of more than 30 brands, has introduced an evolved Ritz Kids program across the Asia-Pacific region. With immersive and unforgettable travel experiences designed to engage young guests, the evolved program is now offered in key cities including Tokyo, Singapore and Perth as well as popular leisure destinations such as Bali, Maldives and Langkawi. Leo the Lion, the program’s new mascot, will engage with young guests and lead the meaningful, memorable journey of discovery which features bespoke activities and adventures around the hotels.
“As Ritz Kids celebrates its 10-year journey, we are excited to embrace the ever-changing needs of family travelers and evolve this exceptional program to offer even more fun-filled and educational activities to nurture the next generation of world travelers’ lifelong curiosity in exploring and engaging with the world around them,” said John Toomey, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer, Marriott International Asia Pacific (excluding China). “At The Ritz-Carlton, families will discover a world brimming with opportunities, where young guests are not just welcomed, but truly celebrated.”
Designed for young guests aged 4 to 12, Ritz Kids activities foster thoughtful interactions and create global citizens by encouraging an awareness of their connections to the world around them. The activities are organized around four pillars of experiences －nature, exploration, responsibility and culture. Through inspiring and educational moments, the Ritz Kids program elevates kids’ stays into a meaningful, memorable journey of discovery. Upon check-in, all are welcomed with coloring books, discovery maps and other attractive amenities featuring Leo the Lion. Leo opens young guests’ eyes to the beauty of the natural world, encourages the discovery of places and attractions around the hotel, and invites exploration of new art forms, cuisine and culture. Each hotel’s Discovery Map highlights interesting touch points to discover, and kids can redeem an ice-cream or a small memento when they complete their explorations.
