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System-Level Grid-Forming Validated in the Real World: Sungrow Sets a New Benchmark in Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, July 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Sungrow, the globally leading PV inverter and energy storage system provider, successfully completed full-condition grid-forming (GFM) tests at the Santong 100 MW/400 MWh Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project in Malaysia, demonstrating how advanced grid-forming technology can enhance grid resilience and support renewable energy integration in Southeast Asia.

Santong 100 MW/400 MWh BESS
Santong 100 MW/400 MWh BESS

Unlike conventional grid-following systems that rely on external voltage and frequency references, grid-forming technology enables energy storage systems to actively support grid stability through functions such as black start, islanded operation, virtual inertia, and voltage-frequency regulation.

At the Santong project, Sungrow completed four core dimensions of grid-forming (GFM) capability, including plant-level black start, seamless on-grid/off-grid switching, large-capacity transformer switching, and active grid support during grid-connected operation. The project represents a landmark grid-forming energy storage applications connected to Malaysia’s national grid, providing a practical reference for renewable-heavy power systems across Southeast Asia.

Four Core Capabilities of System-Level Grid-Forming

Moving beyond traditional single-cabinet or limited-function tests, the project conducted full plant-level closed-loop validation across multiple operating conditions. It verified the grid-forming system’s end-to-end capabilities, from active voltage build-up to grid-connected support.

  • 100 MW Plant-Level Black Start – Autonomous Grid Building

Under a condition where the entire plant was completely de-energized with no external voltage or frequency reference, Sungrow’s grid-forming PCS operated as an independent voltage source, autonomously performing zero-voltage start-up and rapidly establishing a stable AC bus voltage. Multiple converters simultaneously formed the grid and shared power equally, with no circulating current impact or device tripping throughout the process. This validated capability provides a practical pathway for utilities to strengthen grid recovery capabilities and improve resilience against large-scale outages.

  • Millisecond-Level Seamless On-Grid/Off-Grid Switching

The test verified seamless on/off-grid switching under two critical scenarios: instantaneous disconnection following a grid fault and re-synchronization during grid restoration. When the plant protection was triggered during full-load operation due to a grid fault, the system transferred from grid-connected operation to off-grid grid-forming operation without load interruption or significant voltage sag, maintaining continuous power supply to local loads.

  • Frequent Large-Capacity Transformer Switching

The system demonstrated robust transient withstand capability under frequent large-capacity transformer switching, providing a practical reference for substation retrofits and the integration of energy storage converters with ageing transformers in Southeast Asia.

During the switching process, the bus voltage avoided severe collapse, and all equipment remained stable and grid-connected, helping lower the technical barriers tooverseas plant retrofitting and grid connection.

  • All-Condition Grid-Forming Support

Under the weak grid conditions of Malaysia’s East Coast with low short-circuit capacity, the system demonstrated its ability to provide virtual inertia, regulate voltage and frequency, and mitigate renewable power fluctuations. The validation achieved comprehensive coverage of key grid-forming functions and compliance with the latest TNB grid connection requirements.

The Santong plant completed all tests in a single run, backed by Sungrow’s 20 years of system-level grid-forming expertise.

Sungrow adopts full-plant coordinated system architecture. Deeply integrated wind, solar and BESS control strategies eliminate logic conflicts arising from mixed-brand equipment assembly. Tailored to Malaysia’s grid challenges, including high humidity, fluctuating grid strength, and multi-PV coupling resonance, its full-band oscillation suppression algorithm delivers superior power quality and system stability.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB).

CONTACT:
WangLuly
luly.wang@sungrow-hq.com
15618330862

The 108th Lions Clubs International Convention Successfully Concluded

Global Lions Convened in HK to Deliver Community Services, Benefiting Nearly 3,500 People

4,000 Lions from Six Continents Perform Tai Chi, Setting a SDG World Record

HONG KONG, July 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The 108th Lions Clubs International Convention (“The Convention”), organized by Lions Clubs International and supported by the Hong Kong Tourism Board and AsiaWorld-Expo, concluded successfully on 7 July. The five-day convention brought together over 17,000 Lions members from more than 140 countries and regions across the globe. As a key international platform for exchange, the Convention enabled community leaders from different regions to share insights into local needs and developments in charitable services, fully demonstrating Lions Clubs International motto of “We Serve”, and showcasing the strong global unity and commitment to service among Lions members.

The Convention featured a rich and diverse programme. In addition to forums and experience-sharing sessions, a series of community service activities was organized, including visits to single elderly people, community outreach initiatives, and the promotion of foot care and health awareness, etc. These activities allowed Lions from around the world to engage directly with local communities and participate in social service in Hong Kong. During the Convention, Lions worldwide served close to 3,500 people in Hong Kong.

Dr. Tam Wing-kun, Honorary Chairman of the Lions Clubs International Convention and Past International President, extended a warm welcome to nearly 20,000 Lions members and guests arriving from six continents. The successful staging of this Convention highlights Hong Kong’s unique advantage as a global hub, as well as its inclusive and open-minded urban charm. He further noted that many overseas Lions had had limited understanding of Hong Kong before the event. However, through their personal visits, they witness the city’s stability and prosperity, and such experience is valuable to learn more about Hong Kong.

Mr Gary Luk, Chairman of the Organizing Committee for Lions International Convention 2026 and Past District Governor of Lions Clubs, said: “As the annual flagship event of Lions Clubs worldwide, this Convention integrates intellectual exchange, experience sharing, and service practice, offering rich and useful content. Distinguished keynote speakers have been invited to share insights on leadership development, modern community service, and innovation in charitable projects, providing forward-looking perspectives on philanthropy and management. In addition, a series of professional seminars and forums enabled Lions to exchange ideas, discuss practical implementation strategies, and share successful operational experiences. Participants can bring these insights back to their local clubs, thereby enhancing the overall quality of community service globally.”

Another major highlight was the “Dragon Night” Gala Dinner, attended by over 2,000 Chinese Lions members dressed in elegant traditional Chinese attire, showcasing the beauty of Chinese costumes and the charm of Chinese culture. Through immersive cultural presentations, participants from around the world were offered a unique opportunity to experience the unique allure and profound heritage of Chinese culture, fostering cross-cultural appreciation.

In addition, the Convention set a new world record, with 4,000 Lions members from six continents performing Tai Chi simultaneously, securing a new Tai Chi SDG world record. As a traditional Chinese sport emphasizing balance and harmony, Tai Chi served as an effective medium to promote physical well-being. More importantly, the initiative leveraged sports and culture to advance the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 10.2, advocating inclusivity regardless of age, gender, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion, or socioeconomic status. It contributed to fostering an inclusive and diverse society, while integrating the Lions’ spirit of service with international sustainable development goals.

Ms Angela Yuen, District Governor of Lions Clubs International District 303 Hong Kong & Macao, China, said, “The Convention is one of the most influential global exchange platforms of Lions Clubs International. The Convention has been successfully held in Hong Kong on three occasions, reflecting strong international recognition of the city’s impact in public service, and demonstrating the achievements of Lions Clubs’ 70 years of dedicated service in Hong Kong. Looking ahead, Lions members worldwide will continue to uphold the spirit of unity fostered through the convention by deepening community service, strengthening international collaboration, and promoting cultural exchange, contributing to society and promoting the sustainable development of global charitable initiatives.”

The Convention not only represented a major international cultural and charitable event, but also generated tangible economic benefits for Hong Kong’s convention and exhibition, tourism, and related service sectors. During the event period, nearly 20,000 inbound participants are estimated to have contributed approximately HKD 400 million to HKD 500 million in tourism-related expenditure, benefiting industries including hospitality, catering, retail, transportation, and entertainment. The international exposure generated by the Convention further reinforced Hong Kong’s position as an international hub, while showcasing its well-established convention infrastructure and professional event management capabilities. By leveraging mega events to drive tourism, which in turn supports economic growth and enhances international competitiveness, a positive cycle is created, injecting sustained momentum into Hong Kong’s long-term development.

Over 4,000 Lions from 6 continents practiced Tai Chi together to set a new SDG world record.
Over 4,000 Lions from 6 continents practiced Tai Chi together to set a new SDG world record.

About Lions International

Founded in 1917, Lions International represents Lions Clubs International and Lions Clubs International Foundation, is the world’s largest service‑club organisation. Lions take on some of the greatest challenges facing our communities and the world through the service of 1.4 million members in 50,000 clubs and the grant-funding support of our foundation. We improve health and well-being, strengthen communities and support those in need, locally and globally. 

About Lions Clubs International District 303 Hong Kong & Macao, China

Lions Clubs International has been serving the people of Hong Kong and Macao since 1955. Lions Clubs International District 303 Hong Kong & Macao, China, was officially established in 1960. It encourages individuals to serve society selflessly, without personal gain, and to care for the underprivileged and those in need. Over the past 70 years, the district has grown steadily and gained widespread recognition. Currently, District 303 comprises 130 Lions Clubs and 84 Leo Clubs, with a membership of over 4,000.

This press release is sent by Fenix PR Limited on behalf of Lions Club International District 303 HongKong & Macao, China

Global Financial Bodies Warns of Slower Growth, Higher Inflation for Laos in 2026

This photo is used for representational purpose only.

Laos’ economy is expected to continue expanding this year, even as slower growth and inflation present challenges, according to a global financial institution.

In its latest outlook released on 9 July, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) forecast that Laos’ economic growth will ease this year while inflation surges, driven largely by global pressures including the Middle East conflict and rising energy costs. 

The World Bank (WB) echoed the warning, projecting an even slower pace and pointing to an oil price shock that is adding to an already uncertain economic environment.

Despite these warnings, the Lao government struck a more optimistic tone, reporting 4.8 percent growth in 2025 and five percent in the first half of 2026, driven by services, tourism, and industry.

ADB projected growth will ease to four percent in 2026, down from 4.4 percent last year, while WB forecast an even lower 3.8 percent. 

Higher fuel costs, weaker demand from the region, and tighter financial conditions are expected to weigh on the economy before activity stabilizes toward the end of the year.

The government is maintaining a target of 5.5 percent for the full year.

Inflation outlook

Alongside slower growth, prices are also expected to climb sharply. 

Laos’ inflation rate is expected to rise to 9.8 percent in 2026, well above government expectations, before easing to 6.7 percent in 2027. The organization pointed to a mix of global pressures behind the surge, including energy market uncertainty, tighter financial conditions, turbulence in global stock markets, and rising food prices.

That pressure is already showing up in the government’s own figures, which show inflation reached 7.4 percent in June and averaged 7.93 percent over the first half of the year. 

Speaking on the matter, Bounkham Vorachit, Governor of the Bank of the Lao PDR, told the First Extraordinary Session of the 10th National Assembly, held from 6 to 10 July in Vientiane, that the government aims to keep the full-year average below seven percent, after inflation hit 7.7 percent in 2025.

ADB projects a turnaround in 2027, with growth rising to 4.5 percent and inflation cooling to 6.7 percent. In the meantime, Lao authorities have signaled they are keeping a close watch on both fronts, aiming to keep inflation in check while sustaining the momentum seen in sectors like tourism and services.

Smartee S22: Incorporating GS MART Technology into Occlusal Reconstructive Therapy in Prosthodontics

SHENZHEN, China, July 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Smartee Denti-Technology has announced the launch of S22: GS MART (Mandibular Repositioning Technology) for Occlusal Reconstruction in Prosthodontic Dentistry, expanding the clinical application of its GS MART into prosthodontic dentistry. The project was jointly developed by Smartee Denti-Technology and Prof. Gang Shen’s orthodontic team at Taikang Dental Group.


Extending GS Mandibular Repositioning Beyond Orthodontics

GS MART has been developed as an effective clinical approach for managing complex malocclusions with specially designed clear aligners applying core GS solutions S8, S9 and S10. Rather than focusing solely on tooth alignment, the technology emphasizes mandibular position and functional occlusion as part of comprehensive treatment planning.

Building on this clinical foundation, S22 explores the application of GS MART principles in occlusal reconstruction.

During the launch presentation, Dr. Lu Jingting, a core member of Prof. Gang Shen’s orthodontic team, noted that many patients requiring occlusal reconstruction due to severe tooth wear or tooth loss also present with mandibular retrusion and Three-Depth Malocclusion (deep overbite, excessive overjet, and excessive Curve of Spee). In these cases, restoring tooth structure alone may not fully address the underlying occlusal relationship.

The S22 technology therefore advocates establishing a stable mandibular position through three-dimensional mandibular repositioning prior to proceeding with definitive restorative rehabilitation. According to the development team, the digital workflow is designed to support sequential treatment planning, with mandibular repositioning preceding occlusal reconstruction.

Supporting Interdisciplinary Clinical Collaboration

S22 is intended to support collaboration among orthodontists, prosthodontists, and general practitioners when managing patients with complex occlusal conditions.

For patients diagnosed in restorative or general practice, the technology enables the integration of mandibular repositioning prior to occlusal reconstruction.

Patients entering through orthodontic practice may first complete mandibular repositioning treatment before referral for definitive restorative rehabilitation. The project aims to provide a coordinated clinical technology that facilitates interdisciplinary treatment planning while preserving the respective roles of each specialty.

Continuing the Development of the GS Clinical System

S22 represents a further extension of the GS mandibular repositioning technology beyond orthodontics into prosthodontic dentistry. By combining Smartee’s digital treatment planning platform with the clinical principles of GS mandibular repositioning, the project explores a digital workflow for interdisciplinary management of patients presenting with Three-Depth Malocclusion accompanied by tooth wear or tooth loss.

Smartee stated that it will continue working with clinical experts to explore multidisciplinary applications of the GS technology and support the ongoing development of digital orthodontic and prosthodontic treatment workflows.



Acer Reports Q2’26 Revenues at NT$85.30 Billion, the highest Q2 in 13 years, up 28.2% Year-on-year

TAIPEI, July 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Acer Inc. (TWSE: 2353) announced its consolidated revenues for June at NT$27.82 billion with 6.3% growth month-on-month. Preliminary consolidated revenues for Q2’26 reached NT$85.30 billion, the highest Q2 since in 13 years, up 28.2% YoY, and H1’26 half reached NT$157.73 billion with 23.3% growth YoY.

Highlights in Q2’26 and H1’26 respectively, year-on-year, include:

  • Revenues from PCs grew by 22.0% and 18.9%
  • Revenues from desktops grew by 57.3% and 38.0% – mainly due to AI usage
  • Revenues from gaming businesses grew by 5.6% and 14.9%
  • Revenues from the commercial line [1] grew by 47.3% and 41.2%
  • Revenues from tablet PCs grew by 53.9% and 35.4%

Acer’s strategy to expand multiple business engines continued to gain momentum. Its public subsidiaries have released their June revenue figures with strong performances, mostly due to the deployment of AI applications — a key driver of market growth.

  • Revenues from businesses other than personal computers [2] and displays contributed 34.3% of the group’s total revenues in Q2’26 and 34.5% in H1’26.
  • Revenues from businesses other than personal computers [2] and displays grew 48.2% in Q2’26 and 38.9% in H1’26 YoY.
  • Acer ITS Inc.’s revenue grew 45.5% in Q2’26 and 75.5% in H1’26.

[1] Acer’s commercial products, excluding Chromebooks
[2] Personal computers business includes desktops and notebooks

About Acer

Founded in 1976, Acer is one of the world’s top technology companies with a presence in more than 160 countries. The company continues to evolve by embracing innovation across its offerings, which include computers and displays, while branching out to new businesses. Acer is also committed to sustainable growth, exploring new opportunities that align with its environmental and social responsibilities. The Acer Group employs nearly 12,000 employees that contribute to the research, design, marketing, sales and support of products, solutions, and services that break barriers between people and technology. Visit www.acer.com for more information.

© 2026 Acer Inc. All rights reserved. Acer and the Acer logo are registered trademarks of Acer Inc. Other trademarks, registered trademarks, and/or service marks, indicated or otherwise, are the property of their respective owners. All offers subject to change without notice or obligation and may not be available through all sales channels. Prices listed are manufacturer suggested retail prices and may vary by location. Applicable sales tax extra.

ChipMOS REPORTS RECORD HIGHEST MONTHLY AND QUARTERLY REVENUE SINCE 2014; REPORTS 37.2% YoY INCREASE IN JUNE 2026 REVENUE; 28.7% YoY INCREASE IN 2Q26 REVENUE

HSINCHU, July 10, 2026 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — ChipMOS TECHNOLOGIES INC. (“ChipMOS” or the “Company”) (Taiwan Stock Exchange: 8150 and Nasdaq: IMOS), an industry leading provider of outsourced semiconductor assembly and test services (“OSAT”), today reported its unaudited consolidated revenue for the month of June 2026 and for the second quarter ended June 30, 2026. This represents the record highest monthly and quarter revenue since 2014. All U.S. dollar figures cited in this press release are based on the exchange rate of NT$31.85 to US$1.00 as of June 30, 2026.

The Company noted it continues to benefit from ongoing revenue strength led by a persistent AI-related demand/supply imbalance. While the Company has been investing in footprint expansion, new capacity is being used to meet existing customer forecasts and long-term supply agreements as supply remains structurally tight and demand is accelerating.

Revenue for the second quarter of 2026 was NT$7,383.1 million or US$231.8 million, representing an increase of 6.5% from the first quarter of 2026, and an increase of 28.7% from the second quarter of 2025.

Revenue for the month of June 2026 was NT$2,538.4 million or US$79.7 million, representing an increase of 6.5% from May 2026, and an increase of 37.2% from June 2025.

Consolidated Monthly Revenues (Unaudited)

June 2026

May 2026

June 2025

MoM Change

YoY Change

Revenues

   (NT$ million)

2,538.4

2,384.3

1,849.7

6.5 %

37.2 %

Revenues

   (US$ million)

79.7

74.9

58.1

6.5 %

37.2 %

Consolidated Quarterly Revenues (Unaudited)

Second Quarter

2026

First Quarter

2026

Second Quarter

2025

QoQ Change

YoY Change

Revenues

   (NT$ million)

7,383.1

6,935.6

5,735.8

6.5 %

28.7 %

Revenues

   (US$ million)

231.8

217.8

180.1

6.5 %

28.7 %

About ChipMOS TECHNOLOGIES INC.:

ChipMOS TECHNOLOGIES INC. (“ChipMOS” or the “Company”) (Taiwan Stock Exchange: 8150 and Nasdaq: IMOS) (www.chipmos.com) is an industry leading provider of outsourced semiconductor assembly and test services. With advanced facilities in Hsinchu Science Park, Hsinchu Industrial Park and Southern Taiwan Science Park in Taiwan, ChipMOS is known for its track record of excellence and history of innovation. The Company provides end-to-end assembly and test services to leading fabless semiconductor companies, integrated device manufacturers and independent semiconductor foundries serving virtually all end markets worldwide. 

Forward-Looking Statements:

This press release may contain certain forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements may be identified by words such as ‘believes,’ ‘expects,’ ‘anticipates,’ ‘projects,’ ‘intends,’ ‘should,’ ‘seeks,’ ‘estimates,’ ‘future’ or similar expressions or by discussion of, among other things, strategies, goals, plans or intentions. These statements may include financial projections and estimates and their underlying assumptions, statements regarding current macroeconomic conditions, including the impacts of high inflation, foreign exchange rates and risk of recession, on demand for our products, consumer confidence and financial markets generally; changes in trade regulations, policies, and agreements and the imposition of tariffs that affect our products or operations, including potential new tariffs that may be imposed and our ability to mitigate with respect to future operations, products and services, and statements regarding future performance. Actual results may differ materially in the future from those reflected in forward-looking statements contained in this document, based on a number of important factors and risks, which are more specifically identified in the Company’s most recent U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”) filings. Further information regarding these risks, uncertainties and other factors are included in the Company’s most recent Annual Report on Form 20-F filed with the SEC and in its other filings with the SEC.

Contacts:

In Taiwan

Jesse Huang

ChipMOS TECHNOLOGIES INC.

+886-6-5052388 ext. 7715

IR@chipmos.com 

In the U.S.

David Pasquale

Global IR Partners

+1-914-337-8801

dpasquale@globalirpartners.com 

 

French University Brings International Business Degree to Southeast Asia

A picture of student at the Université Francophone d'Asie (UFA) in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. (Photo by Ecole Française Internationale)

Université Francophone d’Asie (UFA) in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, in partnership with Paris Panthéon-Assas University, will begin offering a French-language (known as a ‘Licence’ in France) bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Organisational Management and Digitalisation from September this year. The program will give Lao students and others from across Southeast Asia access to a French state-recognized university qualification without studying in Europe.

The program will follow the same curriculum as the one delivered at the Paris campus of Paris Panthéon-Assas University, with selected lecturers from France joining the teaching team. Graduates will receive the same French state diploma awarded in Paris.

Located on Koh Pich in Phnom Penh, the new campus is designed to provide students with an international learning environment close to businesses, emerging commercial districts, and future economic developments. 

For students from Laos, Phnom Penh is less than a two-hour flight from Vientiane, offering a nearby option for pursuing internationally recognized higher education while remaining within Southeast Asia. UFA said the location also provides Lao students with a culturally familiar environment, allowing them to remain closer to home while making a gradual transition into international higher education.

The bachelor’s degree combines business administration, management, digitalisation, information technology, project management, law, and digital tools, preparing graduates for careers in an increasingly digital and international business environment.

A French-Language Degree in Phnom Penh 

To maintain a high level of academic support, enrolment for the inaugural intake will be limited to 30 students. According to UFA Co-Director of Academic Affairs Fabrice Filachet, the intake matches the size of the same highly competitive program at the Paris campus of Paris Panthéon-Assas University. He said the smaller class size also allows the university to provide close academic and personal support during students’ critical first year, when many university students typically face the greatest challenges.

Applications are submitted online and include academic records, a personal statement, and supporting documents, followed by an interview with the academic team. Successful applicants receive admission decisions shortly after completing the selection process. 

Filachet also said the admissions process was designed to be simple and student-focused, enabling applicants to receive decisions quickly so they can concentrate on their final secondary school examinations with greater confidence.

UFA also offers scholarships covering up to 80 percent of tuition fees for eligible students. The standard annual tuition fee is USD 11,900, while an introductory offer reduces the fee to USD 8,330 per year. An annual registration fee of USD 280 applies, while a degree certificate fee of USD 500 is payable during the third year of the program.

The university said the program aims to provide students with an internationally recognized education that combines French academic standards with a regional perspective, creating new opportunities for higher education and future careers in Southeast Asia.

Applications can be submitted through the Eduka admissions platform: https://ufa.eduka.school/login, while further information on academic programs, scholarships, admissions, and university life is available on the UFA website at www.ufa-universite.asia.

A New Chapter Beckons: Four Seasons Resorts of Asia Celebrates Parenthood with Babymoon Offerings

CHIANG MAI, Thailand and KOH SAMUI, Thailand and LANGKAWI, Malaysia, July 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Four Seasons Resorts of Asia presents a curated collection of babymoon experiences that nurture mind, body, and spirit — supporting expectant parents as they prepare for a new chapter.


Parenthood signals a changing of seasons; and especially for first timers is an exciting journey into the unknown. Four Seasons Resorts of Asia offers experiences that are centred around mindfulness, wellbeing, and pampering. By taking time to pause and cherish these quiet moments, expectant parents leave refreshed, recalibrated, and ready to take on this new chapter in their lives.

Holistic Healing

Four Seasons Resorts of Asia celebrates new beginnings through a comprehensive wellness program. 

  • Four Seasons Resort Langkawi offers floating sound healing under the stars, an immersive wellness ritual where couples can float into a state of deep serenity.
  • Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai provides a picture-perfect backdrop for parents-to-be, with a selection of prenatal treatments to promote relaxation. Couples can also embark on their wellness journey with a combination of restorative experiences. 
  • Venture south to Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui, where partners can enjoy a rejuvenating retreat. 
  • Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai, Hoi An, Vietnam puts expectant mothers centre stage with a grounding bodywork treatment that honours Mother Earth’s blossoming energy with a massage of nourishing Botanical Body Milk and vitamin-rich oils, a deeply relaxing facial and resonant sound vibrations.
  • Wellbeing haven AyurMa at Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Landaa Giraavaru is rooted in Ayurvedic principles, yoga therapy, and naturopathy, which promotes relaxation through thoughtfully prescribed treatments. Its neighbouring property Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Kuda Huraa offers wellness rituals start with a naturopathic consultation at ŪRJĀ, with customised offerings including sound healing, breathwork, and mineral-based facials. 
  • For the ultimate luxury escape, Four Seasons Private Island Maldives at Voavah allows guests to be fully present with one another, away from the outside world. Expectant parents can enjoy bespoke treatments such as the Ocean of Consciousness Experience, where a medley of meditation, exfoliation, massage, and breathwork put the body and mind to rest. 
  • Guests setting sail on Four Seasons Explorer, Palau glide through UNESCO World Heritage-recognized lagoons and islands. 
  • At Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan and Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay, the mother-to-be can enjoy soothing therapeutic treatments that use floral and citrus essences to hydrate, revive, and refresh the skin, while meditation and pregnancy yoga prepare both body and mind for a healthy delivery.

Nourishing Noshes

Whether it’s indulging in local delicacies overlooking sweeping views, intimate dining experiences, or satisfying cravings in luxurious comfort, Four Seasons Resorts of Asia culinary experiences are a feast of the senses for babymooners.

  • Step into the island residence at Koh Samui, where guests can enjoy privacy and meals overlooking the Gulf of Thailand, or experience barbecue and hotpot experiences on the outdoor patio in the beach villa at Langkawi
  • Try the thoughtfully prepared breakfast at Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai or floating breakfast by a private pool villa at Hoi An with prenatal-friendly options tailored to any aversions or cravings. 
  • For food lovers, the private chef’s table experience at Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui immortalizes babymoon memories with a curated tasting menu, while the Once in a Blue Moon table for two creates an intimate moment set among the shoreline over soft candlelight and swaying palms.
  • Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan offers gastronomic experiences that are thoughtfully curated with expectant mothers in mind. Welcoming the Little Star is a four-course set menu dinner, which commemorates this special time and celebrate the new arrival among classical lullaby music and baby keepsakes as decorative mementos.
  • At Alu restaurant at Jimbaran Bay, diners can enjoy lighter, wholesome meals that are both balanced and mindful.
  • The oceanfront location of Langkawi has been designed with expectant mothers and mobility in mind, with private beachfront dining available across three step-free settings. Guests can also indulge in a candlelit private dining experience by a private pool villa, with prenatal-friendly options tailored to any aversions or cravings.

Babymoon Experiences To Remember

Four Seasons Resorts of Asia experiences deepen connection, allowing expectant parents to treasure togetherness.

  • Cultural experiences, like hands-on batik class at Sayan in Bali, jasmine garland making and pottery painting at Koh Samui, tie-dye workshops at Chaan Baan at Chiang Mai, and traditional Balinese scriptwriting at Jimbaran Bay invites parents to slow down and create cherished keepsakes. 
  • Paddle through time at a leisurely pace with low-impact activities like the sunset river cruise at Hoi An, where parents witness local fishing rituals, or explore the Langkawi Geopark (a UNESCO Global Geopark) alongside majestic eagles and remarkable 550-million-year-old geological formations. 
  • Blessing rituals symbolize new beginnings for babymooners. Buddhist blessings at Koh Samui bring good fortune and protection, through a guided visit to Sila Giri Kesarah Temple at Jimbaran Bay, or the monk chat at Chiang Mai where couples learn about mindfulness and local traditions, including “Khwan Thung” to bring luck and abundance to their new arrival.

Together, Four Seasons Resorts of Asia redefine the babymoon as more than a getaway — it is a purposeful pause. In a world of constant connectivity, these experiences offer the rare luxury of being fully present, allowing expectant parents to reconnect, restore, and step into parenthood with intention.