Top Five global hotel ranking

Tim Blackburn, Chief Executive of Swire Properties and Chairman of Swire Hotels and Mr Kevin Yeung, Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism (seventh and sixth from left), raising a toast with other guests at the event.
Tim Blackburn, Chief Executive of Swire Properties and Chairman of Swire Hotels and Mr Kevin Yeung, Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism (seventh and sixth from left), raising a toast with other guests at the event.
Swire Hotels' The Upper House in Hong Kong has been ranked fourth in the world in the inaugural World's 50 Best Hotels list, which identifies the finest luxury hotels based on votes from over 580 travel industry experts and includes properties from 35 locations across six continents. Only two Hong Kong hotels made it onto the list: The Upper House at Pacific Place and Rosewood Hong Kong, located in Tsim Sha Tsui, which achieved an incredible second place in the global ranking. The two held a joint celebration at the Hong Kong Palace Museum in October, attended by guests from the media, hospitality, tourism, and public sectors. Guest of Honour, Mr Kevin Yeung, Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism, said the recognition "speaks volumes for the professionalism of our hospitality industry".
Inclusive recruitment opportunities

Inclusive recruitment opportunities

Group-wide ESG awards

Group-wide ESG awards

Sustainability recognitions

Sustainability recognitions

Top Five global hotel ranking

Top Five global hotel ranking

Health and safety excellence

Health and safety excellence

Trio of awards for Cathay Cargo

Trio of awards for Cathay Cargo

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