Dubai, UAE – Millennium Plaza Downtown Hotel Dubai is set to paint the town pink this October as it launches its Pinktober campaign, a month-long initiative dedicated to raising awareness and funds for breast cancer research, education, and treatment.
The hotel has announced a set of activities to encourage guests to participate in the cause while enjoying specially curated experiences at its various venues.
The hotel’s culinary team has crafted a range of Pinktober-themed offerings including specialty cakes and pastries, hot and cold beverages, and a special Pinktober prize (a complimentary dining voucher for Al Fresco worth AED 500) to be unveiled on 31st October.
The winner, determined by the most Pinktober purchases, will be invited for an awarding ceremony on the last day of the month for an exclusive photoshoot with the team. Throughout the month, dining areas will be adorned with pink-themed décor, creating an immersive atmosphere to reinforce the importance of breast cancer awareness.
Other participating venues include Cappuccino’s, where guests can indulge in a special Pinktober Combo priced at AED 40, which includes a choice of one drink and one specialty pastry from the themed menu. The outlet will also feature a Smoothie of the Month, their refreshing Pink Dragon.
Meanwhile, Al Fresco restaurant will offer a unique Pinktober Pizza, featuring a creative Beetroot Caprese topping..
The hotel staff will actively participate in the campaign, donning special Pinktober shirts in October to show their support and solidarity. This visual representation aims to spark conversations and further raise awareness among guests and visitors. The initiative underscores the hotel’s commitment to social responsibility.
This initiative represents Millennium Plaza Downtown Hotel Dubai’s dedication to combining hospitality excellence with social responsibility. By transforming the guest experience into an opportunity for charitable giving, the hotel aims to play its role and make an impact in the fight against breast cancer.
