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ONE OF MANDOPOP’S MOST POWERFUL VOICES IS COMING TO THE GRAND HO TRAM

After winning One Million Star - one of Taiwan’s most prestigious singing competitions - Jess Lee rose to fame with her exceptional vocal range and beloved hits including Suffering and The Great Wall, captivating Mandopop fans across Asia.
On 22 August 2026, don’t miss the chance to experience her live at The Grand Ho Tram. Elevate your concert experience with our exclusive Jess Lee Concert Package, including:
• 01-night stay in a Standard Room
• 02 tickets to Jess Lee Chinese Concert at The Grand Ballroom
• Full access to The Grand Ho Tram’s five-star beachfront facilities
• Package Rates
* InterContinental Grand Ho Tram: 9,872,000 VND nett/package
* Holiday Inn Resort Ho Tram Beach & Ixora Ho Tram by Fusion: from 8,400,000 VND nett/package
Limited packages available. Reserve yours today for an unforgettable night with Jess Lee.
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