Hoiana promoter plans Singapore office after October 20 investor event
Move aims to deepen partnerships and promote the Vietnam resort across Southeast Asia.
Key Takeaways
- Hoiana Resort & Golf plans to open a Singapore office to expand partnerships and regional promotion.
- A 'Meet Hoiana' event on October 20 in Singapore drew "over 100 guests" from multiple sectors, the promoter said in a Friday press release.
- The resort revealed **198 beachside villas** for its second phase and previously disclosed the phase would include over 1,000 five-star hotel rooms.
- Hoiana currently operates four hotels and offers Hoiana Shores Golf Club, other non-gaming amenities and casino gaming facilities.
Hoiana Resort & Golf's promoter is seeking to open a Singapore office to expand commercial partnerships and regional promotion after a "Meet Hoiana" event on October 20, the company said in a Friday press release. The event in Singapore reportedly gathered "over 100 guests" from the media, lifestyle, banking, aviation, travel and golf sectors.
Singapore office to target partnerships and promotion
Alan Teo, chief executive of Hoiana Resort & Golf, told guests the resort's "long-term vision is to establish Hoiana as one of the region’s leading destinations for entertainment, MICE [meetings incentives, conferences and exhibitions] and leisure, and a must-visit destination in Southeast Asia." He added: "Singapore is an important part of this journey, and we look forward to building lasting relationships with its business and travel communities." The planned Singapore office is intended to build a "closer connection" with travel trade and business partners and support "sustained market growth" for the property as a holiday destination.
Project update and second-phase details
The meeting disclosed there will be 198 beachside villas as part of Hoiana's second phase. The promoter previously told GGRAsia the same phase would also feature over 1,000 five-star hotel rooms. The promoter characterised the development as an integrated destination on Vietnam’s central coast and said it will continue to evolve through hospitality, experiences and planned developments.
Current assets and offer
Hoiana currently operates four hotels: Hoiana Hotel & Suites; New World Hoiana Beach Resort; New World Hoiana Hotel; and Hoiana Residences. The complex's existing offer includes Hoiana Shores Golf Club and other non-gaming amenities, as well as casino gaming facilities and related services for visitors. The company framed the Singapore initiative as a commercial and promotional step to link those assets more closely with Southeast Asian travel markets.
"Our long-term vision is to establish Hoiana as one of the region’s leading destinations for entertainment, MICE and leisure," said Alan Teo, Hoiana chief executive.
For readers tracking regional events, the announcement followed the October 20 gathering in Singapore and was published in a Friday press release.
Frequently Asked Questions
What did Hoiana announce about a Singapore office?
Hoiana Resort & Golf announced it is looking to establish a Singapore office to expand commercial partnerships and regional promotion, according to a Friday press release issued after its October 20 event in Singapore.
When and where was the announcement made?
The update followed a "Meet Hoiana" event held in Singapore on October 20 and was published in a Friday press release, with organisers reporting "over 100 guests" from media, lifestyle, banking, aviation, travel and golf sectors.
What development details did Hoiana disclose at the event?
The promoter revealed there will be 198 beachside villas as part of Hoiana's second phase and had previously told GGRAsia that the same phase would include over 1,000 five-star hotel rooms.
What assets does Hoiana currently operate?
Hoiana operates four hotels—Hoiana Hotel & Suites, New World Hoiana Beach Resort, New World Hoiana Hotel and Hoiana Residences—and offers Hoiana Shores Golf Club, other non-gaming amenities and casino gaming facilities.
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