As the Year of the Horse approaches, Shangri-La Group (“Shangri-La” or “the Group”) invites guests around the world to celebrate Spring Festival through a series of immersive online and in-person experiences. Central to the celebrations is the launch of 88-Night Global Stay Giveaway, alongside a creative collaboration with renowned contemporary artist Chen Fenwan. Through artful reinterpretations of traditional crafts of revolving lanterns and intricate paper-cutting, Shangri-La is crafting festive moments that bridge heritage and innovation. Paired with bespoke offers, culinary indulgences, an interactive game with daily prizes, the campaign is designed to offer business, leisure, and family travellers a unique way to welcome a new year of renewal and abundant blessings.
Win 88 Nights of Global Free Stay and Embark on a World of Exploration
To welcome the auspicious Year of the Horse, Shangri-La invites guests to explore the world in style. One fortunate participant will win the grand prize: 88 complimentary nights across participating Shangri-La’s hotels and resorts worldwide.
Want to be the lucky one? Shangri-La’s “88-Night Global Stay Giveaway” will run from 12:00 PM (HKT) on 10 February 2026 to 11:59 PM (HKT) on 23 February 2026. During the contest period, participants simply need to follow Shangri-La’s official Instagram (@shangrilahotels) or Xiaohongshu (@香格里拉会), and complete designated tasks for a chance to win the grand prize.
Whether it is experiencing the leisurely charm of the “Land of Abundance” at Shangri-La Chengdu, enjoying family time in the lush gardens of Shangri-La Singapore, overlooking the magnificent harbour from Shangri-La Sydney, or staying at Shangri-La Paris to experience timeless elegance within the former residence of Prince Roland Bonaparte, this grand prize opens the door to an unforgettable journey across Shangri-La destinations worldwide. Terms and conditions apply.
Galloping into Daily Joy for All
Festive surprises extend beyond the grand prize. From 10 to 21 February, Shangri-La Circle members are invited to play a daily game on the Shangri-La App or WeChat Mini Programme. Inspired by the traditional revolving lantern, the game allows members to pick their own Lucky Horse, spin the lantern, accumulate ‘lucky power’, and climb the leaderboard. The daily champion team will share 88,888 Shangri-La Circle Points, with dining or stay vouchers for runners-up. Terms and conditions apply.
Immersive Art Journey: Spin into New Year’s Good Fortune
Shangri-La collaborates with contemporary artist Chen Fenwan, innovatively integrating her signature paper-cutting art with the Year of the Horse theme across hotel spaces, dining experiences, and gift designs. At various hotels, including Shangri-La Shougang Park, Beijing, Jing An Shangri-La, Shanghai, Shangri-La Guangzhou, and Shangri-La Ningbo, guests can engage with interactive art installations like the “Fortune-Spinning Revolving Lantern.” By personally turning these auspicious lanterns, guests can immerse themselves in an artistic atmosphere that blends tradition with modernity, welcoming the New Year with joy.
Exclusive Stays and Festive Experiences: Creating Cherished Reunion Moments
During the festive period, Shangri-La offers up to 34% off on consecutive stays. Hotels such as Pudong Shangri-La, Shanghai and Shangri-La Chengdu have also tailored Year of the Horse themed rooms, bringing cultural charm into every detail and allowing guests to immerse themselves in a vibrant and auspicious New Year atmosphere.
Across the region and beyond, our global properties are hosting signature festive events rooted in cultural heritage:
Kowloon Shangri-La, Hong Kong: On 17 February, the hotel will host a grand “Lo Hei” (Prosperity Toss) celebration with 188 guests tossing vibrant Yu Sheng salad together – an energising start to a prosperous year.
Shangri-La Shougang Park, Beijing: During the Spring Festival, the hotel transforms its lobby into a lively Chinese New Year Market, featuring traditional folk music performances and intangible cultural heritage workshops (such as knot-tying and flower-stick making).
Shangri-La Paris: On 17 and 22 February, lion dance performances will ripple through the grand halls of this former princely residence, infusing the timeless setting with blessings and vibrant celebration while demonstrating the Group’s deep respect for the inheritance of Asian culture.
Flavours of Fortune – Culinary Experiences to Celebrate Together
Across its global portfolio, Shangri-La’s culinary teams are showcasing seasonal menus that honour both flavour and tradition:
Island Shangri-La, Hong Kong: On 18 February, Michelin-starred Restaurant Petrus presents a thoughtfully curated six-course menu by Executive Chef Uwe Opocensky, paired with sommelier-selected fine wines, guests can indulge in a Michelin-starred culinary experience against the backdrop of Victoria Harbour’s dazzling fireworks.
Futian Shangri-La, Shenzhen: On 16 February, a festive hundred-person Lo Hei dinner takes place at Café Zen. From 17 to 23 February, guests can enjoy classic festive traditions like rice cake pounding and dumpling making.
China World Hotel, Beijing: The Grand Ballroom becomes a lively food fair on 16 February, where guests who purchase the reunion dinner package can savour street food stalls and participate in traditional crafts such as dough figurine and opera mask painting.
Jing An Shangri-La, Shanghai: Celebrate with a family reunion stay package including signature New Year’s Eve dinner at the Grand Ballroom and elegant accommodation. Menus feature delicacies like lobster, geoduck, and East China Sea yellow croaker. Guests also stand a chance to win prizes including an iPhone 17 or a two-night stay at Shangri-La Bangkok.
Shangri-La Singapore: On 16 February, the Island Ballroom will host an eight-course Year of the Horse Reunion Gala Dinner, featuring Fortune Yu Sheng, braised whole abalone and more, with a live broadcast of CCTV’s Spring Festival Gala, complemented by exciting live performances.
Limited-Edition Art Afternoon Tea: Shangri-La Qinhuangdao, Shangri-La Jinan, and Midtown Shangri-La, Hangzhou, among others, launch a special afternoon tea menu inspired by Chen Fenwan’s paper-cut art. Shangri-La Dubai will delight guests with special Year of the Horse-themed cakes at the Lobby Lounge, adding a touch of festive sweetness to every visit. Select hotels will also feature a rotating lantern-inspired three-tier dessert stand, artfully blending edible craftsmanship with interactive celebration.
Gifts of Art and Fortune – Take the Festive Spirit Home
Shangri-La presents a limited-edition collection of artful gift sets for the Year of the Horse, blending culinary refinement with contemporary design. The highlight—its Jin Jun Mei Chinese New Year Pudding Gift Box—features a revolving lantern-inspired design, drawing inspiration from art Chen Fenwan’s iconic paper-cutting horse. Symbolising movement, vitality, and flowing good fortune, the silhouette comes to life as the lantern turns – a tribute to grace, momentum, and new beginning. Infused with premium Jin Jun Mei tea, peach gum, and coconut milk, the pudding offers a smooth, aromatic indulgence—perfect as a meaningful gift for loved ones or colleagues. Discover the full collection and bring home a blessing here.
Whether you are aiming to win the ultimate 88-night global stay or simply seeking joyful moments at your favourite Shangri-La destination, this Spring Festival is an invitation to begin anew—with abundance, good fortune, and heartfelt hospitality. Let’s welcome a New Year filled with renewal and blessings!
For more details on activities and to book exclusive offers, please visit: https://www.shangri-la.com/en/landing/cny2026/.