Regent Hotels & Resorts signed a management agreement with Vietnamese property developer BIM Group on Friday in Hà Nội to manage Regent Phu Quoc - a luxury resort and residential development on Phú Quốc Island.

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Regent, BIM Group sign contract for Phu Quoc luxury development

June 30, 2017 - 18:00

Regent Hotels & Resorts signed a management agreement with Vietnamese property developer BIM Group on Friday in Hà Nội to manage Regent Phu Quoc - a luxury resort and residential development on Phú Quốc Island.

Regent Hotels & Resorts and BIM Group signed an agreement to develop and manage Regent Phu Quoc. — VNS Photo
Viet Nam News

HÀ NỘI — Regent Hotels & Resorts signed a management agreement with Vietnamese property developer BIM Group on Friday in Hà Nội to manage Regent Phu Quoc - a luxury resort and residential development on Phú Quốc Island.

Regent Phu Quoc, which is expected to be launched in 2019, will increase the global luxury hospitality brand’s property portfolio to nine, from current properties in Beijing, Berlin, Chongqing and Porto Montenegro, as well as Singapore and Taipei, along with pipeline developments in Jakarta and Harbin.

Located at Bãi Trường (Long Beach) on the west coast of Việt Nam’s largest island, just 10 minutes drive from the airport, Regent Phu Quoc consists of luxury hotel rooms and private residences in three styles - lake villa, beach villa and sky villa - which offer a magnificent sea view and private pool.

The waterfront property, featuring 400 rooms and world-class facilities, combines indigenous design with the luxurious yet understated essence of Regent Hotels & Resorts to provide guests with an exclusive lifestyle accommodation experience.

Regent Phu Quoc is an important construction of BIM Group’s Phu Quoc Marina, which has an integrated master plan, being developed to become the future tourist mecca of the island.

Đoàn Quốc Việt, chairman of BIM Group, said the cooperation with Regent Hotels and Resorts would create a property which set new standards for Việt Nam’s tourism industry.

Steven Pan, chairman of Regent Hotels & Resorts, said Asia was the focus of the group’s global expansion plans, given the huge potential for the hospitality industry.

Amid a wave of tourism investment on Phú Quốc Island, Regent with its history of creating benchmarks and new concepts made Regent Phu Quoc stand out due to its exclusivity and uniqueness.

Steven said he was deeply touched with BIM Group’s sustainable development value, adding that preserving nature and the environment and doing business in a harmonious way that benefited society were critical for development.

Founded in the 70s by legendary hotelier Robert H. Burns, Regent is the first truly Asian-based global hospitality group encompassing hotels, resorts and residences.

BIM Group is a diversified corporation with real estate development being one of its spearhead. The group has worked with prestigious design houses, reputable contractors and top property operators to implement its projects in Việt Nam and abroad, such as serviced apartments Fraser Suites Hanoi, Halong Marina Urban Development in Quảng Ninh Province and Royal Square – a first-class complex in Vientiane. — VNS

 

 

 

 

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