Amanaki Hotels
Internal Lantern Competition 2024
Live Like A Local |12/09/2024
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2 minute In the bustling atmosphere of the Mid-Autumn Festival, Amanaki successfully organized an internal lantern creation competition, with the participation of teams from Amanaki Thao Dien, Amanaki Saigon Boutique, NUC Restaurant, and partner companies.
Unique and novel lanterns were skillfully created via recycled and environmentally friendly materials. The team’s production not only demonstrates the spirit of creativity but also bears the mark of Vietnamese culture and the spirit of sustainable development.
Through activities to preserve traditions and connect people, the competition has strengthened the core values that Amanaki always pursues.
Thank you to all the teams and partners for contributing to creating a full moon season full of joy and meaning.
The Internal Lantern Competition at Amanaki has ended with the enthusiastic participation of the Amanaki team and partner companies, each work carries its own story, evoking the beauty of culture and especially the spirit of sustainability.
After the evaluation process, we would like to congratulate the 3 best-winning teams:
Luc Lien Ngu of the Eco Solution team
Trang Thu Mo Hoi of Amanaki Marketing team
Doan Vien of Amanaki Thao Dien Reception team.
Luc Lien Ngu of the Eco Solution team
Trang Thu Mo Hoi of Amanaki Marketing team
Doan Vien of Amanaki Thao Dien Reception team.
The first prize went to Eco Solution with their work titled “Luc Lien Ngu”. The work was made from environmentally friendly materials such as corn husks and plastic bottles, conveying a strong message about recycling waste.
The team shared: “For others, it is trash, for us it is art,” highlighting the spirit of creativity that transcends all limits and a new perspective on the value of the environment. Eco Solution also spreads the spirit of teamwork making dream work, showing solidarity and coordination among team members to achieve success.
Amanaki’s Marketing team won second place with their work “Trang thu mo hoi, den long sang loi”. Inspired by Amanaki’s main communication theme for this year’s Mid-Autumn Festival. Using recycled materials from masks, and chopsticks and inspired by Dong Ho motifs.
The Marketing team cleverly conveyed the message of creativity as well as traditional cultural values, representing the festive spirit of Amanaki.
The work titled “Doan Vien” from Amanaki’s Reception Team won third place with its work made from bamboo, wax paper, and straws. The lantern product brings a simple yet meaningful image, evoking the spirit of family reunion during the holiday, an indispensable value of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
In addition to the 3 winning teams, we would like to congratulate and thank all the teams who contributed to creating a meaningful contest.
This competition is not only a place for teams to show their talent and creativity but also an opportunity to connect and spread traditional cultural and artistic values during the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Thank you to all the teams who participated and created a meaningful competition!
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