Vanta set to become a culture, connection and creativity hub

Source: Vanta. Members will enter the private club into a two-level dining and lounge salon where Italian marble, quartz finishes, and bespoke materials set a sophisticated tone. 

Singapore private club Vanta is set to launch this December along Orchard Road.

Envisioned as an invitation-only community for those poised to shape the future of business and culture, Vanta aims to reflect the values of Asia's new tastemakers. 

Spanning 16,000 sq ft at MacDonald House, the club boasts a two-level dining and lounge salon, private dining rooms and an AI golf simulator.

“Vanta represents the intersection of influence, culture and connection within Singapore's dynamic landscape. We aren't just creating a beautifully designed space,” said Wayne Lin, CEO of Vanta. 

“We're cultivating an ecosystem where leaders, creators, and investors come together to spark meaningful ideas and lasting impact. Our vision is for Vanta to become the epicentre of innovation and cultural exchange in Asia.” 

A defining feature of Vanta will be its approach to food and drink. Michelin-starred Consulting Chef Alvin Leung will curate the culinary programme, while the beverage selection includes investment-grade whiskies, rare single malts and collectible bottlings; vintage and limited-release wines; as well as small-batch sake brews, aged koshu, and coveted junmai daiginjo. 

Beyond the bottle, Vanta's calendar will be filled year-round with art exhibitions, talks, and cultural salons. 

“At Vanta, exclusivity isn't about status - it's about significance,” Lin added. 

“We've designed this club for individuals who are actively shaping conversations and leading change across industries. It will be a place where connoisseurs, especially those with a passion for whisky, wine and sake, can connect, collaborate, and define what's next for business and culture.” 

The Vines Resort & Country Club unveils new garden venue for MICE

Source: The Vines Resort & Country Club. The Pavilion.

The Vines Resort & Country Club has launched The Pavilion, a purpose-built garden structure at the front of the iconic resort in the Swan Valley, on the outskirts of Perth, Australia. Overlooking the golf course and gardens, the new function area, is an ideal location for conference groups' sundowners and launch events.

The open space, which has three sides open to nature and can accommodate 100 guests, complements The Barrett Lennard Room, The Boardroom, as well as the Samuel Copley and Cabernet function rooms, as event venues.

Interested?

Contact the events team at +61 8 9297 3000 or email dos at vines.com.au

Maziga opens at Clarke Quay, Singapore

Source: Clarke Quay website.

The new Maziga, at Clarke Quay, is an attempt by the team behind Punjab grill in Singapore to redefine the way Indian food is viewed.

Traditionally, Indian food has been identified by rich and spicy curries and succulent tandoori kebabs, the company says. With a new generation of chefs experimenting with traditional dishes using new cooking techniques and tools, and a new generation which likes to eat healthy and party hard, things have changed. 

"We present traditional Indian favourites with new twists and in all new settings. The traditional kebabs of the Indian nawabs take an all new flavour when served in burger buns. Our mushroom cappuccino shorba takes Indian soups to an all new level.  Or try our traditional bhatti murgh tikkas served in Mexican style quesadillas. Whatever you try, be prepared for flavors and presentations you have not seen before," says the company in a statement.

Housed in the revamped The Cannery (Block C) in Clarke Quay, Maziga's ground floor houses Maziga Café while the upper level is Maziga Club, where disc jockeys spin the latest in Bollywood
and bhangra music.

Interested?

Maziga Café and Club is at 3C River Valley Road, The Cannery @ Clarke Quay #01-10 and 02-03. Singapore 179022. Make reservations at the cafe at +65 6253 7307 or at the club at +65 6253 5209.

Novotel Vines Resort and Golf Club signs reciprocal agreement with Mission Hills Golf Club

Source: Accor. 

The Novotel Vines Resort and Golf Club of Australia has signed a reciprocal agreement with Mission Hills Golf Club in China – one of the most famous cluster of golf courses in the Asian region. The Vines is the only Australian golf club that has the exclusive reciprocal agreement with all these seven courses, namely Leadbetter, Rose-Poulter, Annika, Els, Faldo, Ozaki and Vijay.

Mission Hills is recognised by the Guinness Book of Records as the largest golf course in the world with a 20 sq km complex featuring twelve 18-hole courses. It also hosts The World Cup of Golf and the Asian Amateur Championship. Under the agreement, the Vines Resort Golf Club members will be able to play for free (no green fees) when they visit Mission Hills. 

In addition to access to the seven golf courses, Vines members are entitled to transport their golf clubs for free together with a generous baggage allowance of 2 bags of up to 23 kgs each (46 kg total) if they fly economy with China Southern Airlines, via the Chinese city of Guangzhou. Flying three times a week on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, China Southern offers the only direct flight to China from Perth.

In return, Chinese members can play the two 18-hole courses at The Vines Resort in the Swan Valley near Perth, staying at Accor’s Novotel resort located on the golf course.

For bookings, please call +61 8 9492 5320 or +61 8 9492 5319.