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IHG sees room for growth in Vietnam

Leader Talk - 2 year

Two leaders of IHG Hotels & Resorts enthusiastically shared with TheLEADER their views on movements and trends in Vietnam’s tourism, and the brand’s plan in the country in near future.

IHG aims to double hotel portfolio in Vietnam

Property - 2 year

Enduring partnerships and in-market experts bring sustainable growth and new brands to Vietnam, IHG's key South East Asia market.

IHG ventures into Ho Tram Strip

Business - 5 year

The Grand Ho Tram to be rebranded as InterContinental Grand Ho Tram within a year, while the new build Holiday Inn Resort Ho Tram Beach to open in 2020.

Checking in the first Holiday Inn hotel in Vietnam

Lifestyle - 5 year

IHG has the 350-room Holiday Inn & Suites Saigon Airport, the first Holiday Inn hotel in Vietnam.

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IHG sees room for growth in Vietnam

IHG aims to double hotel portfolio in Vietnam

IHG ventures into Ho Tram Strip

Checking in the first Holiday Inn hotel in Vietnam

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