Meliá now operates 20 hotels and resorts throughout the country.
Vietnam's newly issued Decree 91/2024/ND-CP is expected to remove legal barriers hindering the development of eco-tourism, resort, and entertainment projects in forests, paving the way for sustainable tourism growth.
As Furama-Ariyana Danang international tourism complex has just won the “Best Companies to Work for in Asia” HR Asia Awards 2024, TheLEADER talked with its HR and training director Nguyen Thi Minh Tam to find out more.
In the hospitality industry, leaders like general director of Furama Resort Danang Nguyen Duc Quynh recognize the necessity of prioritizing risk management amidst the unpredictable fluctuations brought about by pandemics, wars, competition,or policy changes, all of which shape the path to sustainable development.
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Furama - Ariyana Danang International Tourism Complex has been emerging as a symbol of tourism prosperity and continuously contributing to the integration and sustainable development of the beautiful Danang city.
Enduring partnerships and in-market experts bring sustainable growth and new brands to Vietnam, IHG's key South East Asia market.
Leading global hotel group, Meliá Hotels International, is expanding its footprint in Vietnam with the announcement of a new resort, Meliá Quy Nhon Beach Resort, set to open on the country’s central coast in 2025.
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Owing to many transport projects such as Dau Giay-Phan Thiet expressway , Phan Thiet airport and especially Long Thanh airport, Binh Thuan province will regain its position as the "resort capital" in the next few years.
Indochina Kajima Development Limited has announced the start of construction for a new luxury resort at Bai Nom beach, Phu Yen province.
TheLEADER talks with Alma Resort’s general manager Herbert Laubichler-Pichler, an Austrian national who has 14 years' experience in Vietnam, to better understand the changes in the post Covid-19 tourism industry.
Hoiana will allow selected guests to come and enjoy first-class service provided by big names in the international entertainment and hospitality industry.
Alma, a 196-pavilion and 384-suite resort that commands 74 acres of beachfront, 14 sublime food and beverage outlets and a cascade of 12 beachfront swimming pools, will reopen in Vietnam’s new “it” destination on May 31 in the wake of Covid-19.
The agreement is part of Phu Long’s ambitious plan to develop a mammoth resort paradise on Phu Quoc island with a focus on wellness tourism.
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.
