Ralf Ohletz introduces the global brand Regent Hotels and Resorts at the media briefing on August 17 in Hà Nội. — Photo BIM Group |
HÀ NỘI – Global luxury hospitality brand Regent Hotels and Resorts is looking for partners to develop world-class resorts in Việt
As a member of Taiwan-listed multi-sector FIH Regent Group, with its foothold in
“With its pleasant climate, rich culture, wonderful food, fascinating natural sights and improved transport infrastructure, Southeast Asia is considered a popular tourist destination,” Ralf Ohletz, the group’s president of design and concepts, said in a speech at Vietnamese property developer BIM’s media briefing on August 17 in Hà Nội.
Ohletz said rapid economic growth was transforming the region from a budget travelers’ must-visit hotspot to one of the top choices for luxury travelers, where Việt
Ohletz said there was a shortage in hospitality products that were exclusive and classy in Phú Quốc and Hạ Long, the country’s popular tourist destinations, however.
“We are now looking for partners sharing the same vision and capable of providing top-notch equipment and devices to work closely with us and bring unique luxury accommodation experiences for all the guest traveling to Việt
The participation of global brands in Việt
Founded in the 70s by legendary hotelier Robert H. Burns, Regent became the first truly Asian-based global hospitality group. Besides five existing Regents in
Lê Minh Dũng, executive director of BIM Group’s property business, said at the briefing that BIM Group was working with Regent Hotels and Resorts on the development of a luxury resort in Hạ Long and in Phú Quốc.
BIM Group has partnered with many leading global hospitality brands, such as the InterContinental and Fusion Suites, on many of its developments.
Quảng Ninh Province–based BIM Group’s flagship projects include 155ha mixed-use Phú Quốc Marina on