Marriott Bonvoy and Starbucks Bring Fans Together for One Night With Myles Smith

Marriott Bonvoy and Starbucks bring fans closer to unforgettable moments, turning a shared love of music into something truly extraordinary. Starting today, members can unlock access to an exclusive one-night-only performance from breakout British singer-songwriter Myles Smith at the Starbucks Reserve Roastery in New York City on August 14.

Following the success of last year’s One Night With Alex Warren, Marriott Bonvoy and Starbucks continue to create once-in-a-lifetime opportunities that connect travelers, coffee and music lovers with the artists and experiences that inspire them. Myles’ performance will feature favorite songs like “Stargazing,” “Nice To Meet You,” along with tracks from his debut album, My Mess, My Heart, My Life. There are multiple ways fans can gain access to this exclusive evening, including the sweepstakes that launches today. More details on how to gain access are included below.

At the event, Myles will take center stage to showcase a Starbucks secret menu drink. Inspired by Myles Smith, in partnership with Marriott Bonvoy, to celebrate this once-in-a-lifetime concert experience, the blue coconut shaken espresso (also available in decaf) is dreamy, dynamic, and uplifting. Creamy coconut and full-bodied espresso come together in a cool, smooth crescendo – with a touch of unexpected comfort. Fans can order the secret menu drink in the Starbucks app, from June 23 to July 19.  

WAYS TO UNLOCK ACCESS TO ONE NIGHT WITH MYLES SMITH

One Night With Myles Smith Sweepstakes

From June 23 – July 14, eligible fans with linked Marriott Bonvoy and Starbucks Rewards accounts can enter the One Night With Myles Smith Sweepstakes. Each of the four grand prize packages will include access to the show for the winner and a guest, a two-night hotel stay at the Renaissance New York Chelsea Hotel, round trip airfare and transportation for two, a $1,000 cash prize, and access to an exclusive meet and greet with Myles Smith. Additionally, there will be fifty packages available for the winner and a guest to attend the show.

Marriott Bonvoy Moments

Beginning July 28, fans can unlock access to One Night With Myles Smith through Marriott Bonvoy Moments, the platform that enables members to redeem points for exclusive once-in-a-lifetime experiences.

  • 1-Point Drops: Starting July 28, 100 packages for the winning member and a guest, available for just 1 Marriott Bonvoy point will go live at noon EDT.

  • Auction Packages: For those who miss the 1-Point Drop, members can bid points on one of eight exclusive packages for a chance to attend with a guest.

Marriott Bonvoy Week at Starbucks

Marriott Bonvoy and Starbucks are making it easier than ever to bring fans closer to the moments and music they love. From July 20-July 26, Marriott Bonvoy members with linked Marriott Bonvoy and Starbucks Rewards accounts can earn 100 Marriott Bonvoy points when making three qualifying purchases at Starbucks. This seamless connection between everyday routines brings fans one step closer to watching Myles Smith live this summer.  

Starbucks Adds Impossible Sausage to U.S. Menu in Blow to Beyond Meat

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Starbucks Corp. is adding an Impossible Foods Inc. sandwich to its U.S. breakfast line-up, a blow to rival Beyond Meat Inc. in the battle for plant-based dominance. The coffee behemoth announced it’s adding an Impossible sausage, egg, and cheddar sandwich to its summer menu at the majority of its roughly 15,000 U.S. locations.

The company is also testing direct-to-consumer sales.Consumers are rapidly adopting plant-based meat substitutes that increasingly taste and feel like food made from beef and pork. This trend appears to have persisted amid the COVID-19 pandemic 

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www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-06-23/starbucks-adds-impossible-sausage-to-u-s-menu-in-blow-to-beyond?sref=3BKwKPWy

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Starbucks to reopen 150 UK stores to serve takeaway coffee

Coffee giant Starbucks has announced that it will begin the “phased reopening” of 150 UK.The stores ​– which will reopen their doors on May 14 – will largely be made up of the brand’s drive-thru locations, joined by a “handful” of cafes offering takeaway, with delivery services expected to be introduced shortly. The move comes after Starbucks announced the closure of all its UK stores in March. 

Starbucks has said that the reopened locations will offer a “near-complete beverage menu”, but the food menu is to be “slightly restricted” and will “focus on more popular items”. The company will also be offering all NHS workers free beverages – in Tall size only, but in any variety – on the house.

The company has said it will introduce enhanced health and safety measures to the stores, including Plexiglass screens, contactless payments, social distancing measures and new cleaning protocols and increased hand-washing guidelines.  

In a letter to the company’s partners, UK general manager Alex Rayner said that the goal was to “be fully open by the end of June”.

“We have been learning, testing and refining these operational standards every day and have tailored to the specific needs of our Government and healthcare officials. You will be able to work safely in our stores.”

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Starbucks prepares to reopen stores and have employees return to work as company predicts 'normal operations' in the US by June

Starbucks announced that it is preparing to reopen stores across the United States and hopes to resume normal operations in June. 

 Kevin Johnson, CEO said Starbucks will use different formats and timing to reopen stores after some shuttered and others limited operations amid the coronavirus lockdown. 

Starbucks, unlike grocery stores and hospitals, was not permitted to stay open after stay-at-home orders and social distancing guidelines were mandated. 

'This is prompting many to define the next steps that will appropriately prioritize health concerns while, at the same time, take thoughtful and measured steps to serve our communities.' 

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