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Thứ Năm, 3 tháng 4, 2014
Lào Cai có khách sạn quốc tế 4 sao đầu tiên
Swiss-Belhotel International opens 4 - star hotel in Lao Cai
(VOV) -The first international 4-star Swiss-Belhotel Lao Cai, under the management of Swiss-Belhotel International, was officially inaugurated on July 11.
The hotel was invested by Vietnam Biti’s-a leading footwear production and trading company with a total capitalization of VND 500 billion.
Swiss-Belhotel Lao Cai has 186 modern guestrooms and an array of sophisticated facilities including conference rooms, business centre, fitness centre and lobby lounge and bar and upmarket restaurants.
Attached to the newly built commercial centre, Swiss-Belhotel Lao Cai is very convenient for those interested in dining, entertainment and shopping.
According to Vuu Khai Thanh, General Director of Biti’s, the hotel operation is part of a strategic plan to develop the Kunming - Hanoi- Haiphong Economic Corridor connecting Asean countries by Asian Highway.
Swiss-Belhotel International currently manages a portfolio of more than 120 hotels, resorts and projects located in China, Vietnam, Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Australia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Iraq, Oman and Saudi Arabia.
Awarded Indonesia's Leading Global Hotel Chain for three consecutive years and Most Favourite 4-Star Hotel, Swiss-Belhotel International is one of the world’s fastest-growing international hotel and hospitality management groups.
Thứ Sáu, 12/07/2013
Khách sạn 4 sao đầu tiên tại Lào Cai mang tên Swiss-Belhotel Lào Cai do Công ty Trách nhiệm hữu hạn Sản xuất hàng tiêu dùng Bitis đầu tư với số vốn ban đầu trên 500 tỷ đồng và được quản lý bởi Tập đoàn khách sạn Swiss - Belhotel International được khai trương ngày 11/7.
Khách sạn Swiss-Belhotel Lào Cai có 186 phòng khách hiện đại trang bị đầy đủ và một loạt các tiện nghi tối tân bao gồm phòng hội nghị, trung tâm thương mại, trung tâm thể dục, sảnh, quầy bar và nhà hàng cao cấp với điểm nhấn là một phòng nghỉ cấp nguyên thủ rộng 700m2.
Được gắn liền với các trung tâm thương mại mới được xây dựng, Swiss-Belhotel Lào Cai được kỳ vọng sẽ cung cấp cho khách hàng của mình một nơi thuận tiện để ăn uống, vui chơi giải trí và các địa điểm mua sắm.
Ông Vưu Khải Thành, Chủ tịch, Tổng giám đốc Công ty Trách nhiệm hữu hạn Sản xuất hàng tiêu dùng Bitis cho biết, khách sạn sẽ là một điểm nhấn ấn tượng tại thành phố Lào Cai, góp phần vào chiến lược phát triển của tuyến hành lang kinh tế "Côn Minh-Lào Cai-Hà Nội-Hải Phòng" kết nối với các nước ASEAN thông qua đường xuyên Á mà Lào Cai là vị trí quan trọng đối với sự phát triển kinh tế trong khu vực châu Á-Thái Bình Dương.
Tập đoàn Swiss-Belhotel International hiện đang quản lý một danh mục hơn 120 khách sạn, khu nghỉ dưỡng và các dự án ở Trung Quốc, Việt Nam, Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Australia, Kuwait, Quatar, Bahrain, Iraq, Oman và Arab Saudi.
Được trao giải hàng đầu toàn cầu về chuỗi khách sạn của Indonesia trong ba năm liên tiếp và khách sạn 4 sao được yêu thích nhất, Swiss-Belhotel International là một trong những tập đoàn quản lý khách sạn và ngành khách sạn phát triển nhanh nhất trên thế giới.
Swiss - Belhotel Lào Cai là khách sạn thứ hai của tập đoàn này tại Việt Nam, sau khách sạn Swiss-Belhotel Golden Sand Resort & Spa tại Hội An.
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http://www.bestwestern.com/reservations/hotels/hotels.asp?country=vietnam
Chủ Nhật, 20 tháng 6, 2010
Best Western Sapaly Hotel, Lao Cai - 180 rooms (opening Q1 2010)
Best Western Sapaly Hotel, Lao Cai - 180 rooms (opening Q1 2010)
Eyeing Vietnam’s fast-growing tourist arrivals, with 5 million visitors expected in 2010, Best Western International is planning to take its Vietnam portfolio from 729 rooms currently to 2,050 rooms within 2012.
“Our aim is to have a hotel in all the key areas across the country to serve sharply growing demand from both business and leisure travelers,” said International Development Manager – Asia, Mr. Rashane Sala-Ngarm.
“Vietnam has so much to offer that particularly appeals to the kinds of people who value Best Western’s high standards of comfort and reliability while still reflecting the special character of each particular place. Among those are a lot of North American and European visitors who love the country’s culturally rich cities and World Heritage Sites.”
“At the same time, strong government backing for tourism development makes Vietnam a place you can be confident in when planning ahead and increased flights by low-cost carriers are all the time injecting more energy into the mix,” Mr. Sala-Ngarm added.
Currently, Best Western has one property operating in Vietnam, with another to join its portfolio on Saturday.
The Best Western Pearl River Hotel in Haiphong, which originally opened in 2008, features a total of 101 guestrooms and suites. The new Best Western Muong Thanh in Hanoi, which will celebrate its Soft Opening on Saturday, 10 October 2009, features 168 rooms, conference and banquet facilities, food and beverage outlets and a Savasana Spa & Wellness Center.
Best Western International – Asia also has three hotels in Vietnam at various stages of development:
• Best Western Sapaly Hotel, Lao Cai - 180 rooms (opening Q1 2010)
• Best Western Premier Nha Trang Plaza - 200 rooms (2010)
• Best Western Dalat Plaza Hotel - 80 rooms (2010)
Particular areas of focus for Best Western include the three gateway cities with international airports, namely Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang. World Heritage areas have also been identified as strong prospects. These include Halong Bay and Halong City, Hoi An and Hue City. While Vietnam is famous for its long coastline and beautiful beaches, the group is also eyeing the exceptional mountainous landscapes of Sapa (Lao Cai) and Dalat.
“Vietnam tourism is booming as the country has been certified as safe and has nice weather, friendly people, lots to see and great culture and cuisine,” said Mr. Kevin Corlor, Director, Business Development, Best Western Area Development Vietnam. “What’s more, from a purely infrastructural point of view, the time is right as world-class transport and communications systems are being put in place that will make this fascinating and diverse country much more accessible to discerning travelers from all over the world.”
Best Western Premier Nha Trang Plaza - 200 rooms (2010)
Best Western Premier Nha Trang Plaza - 200 rooms (2010)
Eyeing Vietnam’s fast-growing tourist arrivals, with 5 million visitors expected in 2010, Best Western International is planning to take its Vietnam portfolio from 729 rooms currently to 2,050 rooms within 2012.
“Our aim is to have a hotel in all the key areas across the country to serve sharply growing demand from both business and leisure travelers,” said International Development Manager – Asia, Mr. Rashane Sala-Ngarm.
“Vietnam has so much to offer that particularly appeals to the kinds of people who value Best Western’s high standards of comfort and reliability while still reflecting the special character of each particular place. Among those are a lot of North American and European visitors who love the country’s culturally rich cities and World Heritage Sites.”
“At the same time, strong government backing for tourism development makes Vietnam a place you can be confident in when planning ahead and increased flights by low-cost carriers are all the time injecting more energy into the mix,” Mr. Sala-Ngarm added.
Currently, Best Western has one property operating in Vietnam, with another to join its portfolio on Saturday.
The Best Western Pearl River Hotel in Haiphong, which originally opened in 2008, features a total of 101 guestrooms and suites. The new Best Western Muong Thanh in Hanoi, which will celebrate its Soft Opening on Saturday, 10 October 2009, features 168 rooms, conference and banquet facilities, food and beverage outlets and a Savasana Spa & Wellness Center.
Best Western International – Asia also has three hotels in Vietnam at various stages of development:
• Best Western Sapaly Hotel, Lao Cai - 180 rooms (opening Q1 2010)
• Best Western Premier Nha Trang Plaza - 200 rooms (2010)
• Best Western Dalat Plaza Hotel - 80 rooms (2010)
Particular areas of focus for Best Western include the three gateway cities with international airports, namely Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang. World Heritage areas have also been identified as strong prospects. These include Halong Bay and Halong City, Hoi An and Hue City. While Vietnam is famous for its long coastline and beautiful beaches, the group is also eyeing the exceptional mountainous landscapes of Sapa (Lao Cai) and Dalat.
“Vietnam tourism is booming as the country has been certified as safe and has nice weather, friendly people, lots to see and great culture and cuisine,” said Mr. Kevin Corlor, Director, Business Development, Best Western Area Development Vietnam. “What’s more, from a purely infrastructural point of view, the time is right as world-class transport and communications systems are being put in place that will make this fascinating and diverse country much more accessible to discerning travelers from all over the world.”
Eyeing Vietnam’s fast-growing tourist arrivals, with 5 million visitors expected in 2010, Best Western International is planning to take its Vietnam portfolio from 729 rooms currently to 2,050 rooms within 2012.
“Our aim is to have a hotel in all the key areas across the country to serve sharply growing demand from both business and leisure travelers,” said International Development Manager – Asia, Mr. Rashane Sala-Ngarm.
“Vietnam has so much to offer that particularly appeals to the kinds of people who value Best Western’s high standards of comfort and reliability while still reflecting the special character of each particular place. Among those are a lot of North American and European visitors who love the country’s culturally rich cities and World Heritage Sites.”
“At the same time, strong government backing for tourism development makes Vietnam a place you can be confident in when planning ahead and increased flights by low-cost carriers are all the time injecting more energy into the mix,” Mr. Sala-Ngarm added.
Currently, Best Western has one property operating in Vietnam, with another to join its portfolio on Saturday.
The Best Western Pearl River Hotel in Haiphong, which originally opened in 2008, features a total of 101 guestrooms and suites. The new Best Western Muong Thanh in Hanoi, which will celebrate its Soft Opening on Saturday, 10 October 2009, features 168 rooms, conference and banquet facilities, food and beverage outlets and a Savasana Spa & Wellness Center.
Best Western International – Asia also has three hotels in Vietnam at various stages of development:
• Best Western Sapaly Hotel, Lao Cai - 180 rooms (opening Q1 2010)
• Best Western Premier Nha Trang Plaza - 200 rooms (2010)
• Best Western Dalat Plaza Hotel - 80 rooms (2010)
Particular areas of focus for Best Western include the three gateway cities with international airports, namely Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang. World Heritage areas have also been identified as strong prospects. These include Halong Bay and Halong City, Hoi An and Hue City. While Vietnam is famous for its long coastline and beautiful beaches, the group is also eyeing the exceptional mountainous landscapes of Sapa (Lao Cai) and Dalat.
“Vietnam tourism is booming as the country has been certified as safe and has nice weather, friendly people, lots to see and great culture and cuisine,” said Mr. Kevin Corlor, Director, Business Development, Best Western Area Development Vietnam. “What’s more, from a purely infrastructural point of view, the time is right as world-class transport and communications systems are being put in place that will make this fascinating and diverse country much more accessible to discerning travelers from all over the world.”
Best Western Dalat Plaza Hotel - 80 rooms (2010)
Best Western Dalat Plaza Hotel - 80 rooms (2010)
Eyeing Vietnam’s fast-growing tourist arrivals, with 5 million visitors expected in 2010, Best Western International is planning to take its Vietnam portfolio from 729 rooms currently to 2,050 rooms within 2012.
“Our aim is to have a hotel in all the key areas across the country to serve sharply growing demand from both business and leisure travelers,” said International Development Manager – Asia, Mr. Rashane Sala-Ngarm.
“Vietnam has so much to offer that particularly appeals to the kinds of people who value Best Western’s high standards of comfort and reliability while still reflecting the special character of each particular place. Among those are a lot of North American and European visitors who love the country’s culturally rich cities and World Heritage Sites.”
“At the same time, strong government backing for tourism development makes Vietnam a place you can be confident in when planning ahead and increased flights by low-cost carriers are all the time injecting more energy into the mix,” Mr. Sala-Ngarm added.
Currently, Best Western has one property operating in Vietnam, with another to join its portfolio on Saturday.
The Best Western Pearl River Hotel in Haiphong, which originally opened in 2008, features a total of 101 guestrooms and suites. The new Best Western Muong Thanh in Hanoi, which will celebrate its Soft Opening on Saturday, 10 October 2009, features 168 rooms, conference and banquet facilities, food and beverage outlets and a Savasana Spa & Wellness Center.
Best Western International – Asia also has three hotels in Vietnam at various stages of development:
• Best Western Sapaly Hotel, Lao Cai - 180 rooms (opening Q1 2010)
• Best Western Premier Nha Trang Plaza - 200 rooms (2010)
• Best Western Dalat Plaza Hotel - 80 rooms (2010)
Particular areas of focus for Best Western include the three gateway cities with international airports, namely Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang. World Heritage areas have also been identified as strong prospects. These include Halong Bay and Halong City, Hoi An and Hue City. While Vietnam is famous for its long coastline and beautiful beaches, the group is also eyeing the exceptional mountainous landscapes of Sapa (Lao Cai) and Dalat.
“Vietnam tourism is booming as the country has been certified as safe and has nice weather, friendly people, lots to see and great culture and cuisine,” said Mr. Kevin Corlor, Director, Business Development, Best Western Area Development Vietnam. “What’s more, from a purely infrastructural point of view, the time is right as world-class transport and communications systems are being put in place that will make this fascinating and diverse country much more accessible to discerning travelers from all over the world.”
Eyeing Vietnam’s fast-growing tourist arrivals, with 5 million visitors expected in 2010, Best Western International is planning to take its Vietnam portfolio from 729 rooms currently to 2,050 rooms within 2012.
“Our aim is to have a hotel in all the key areas across the country to serve sharply growing demand from both business and leisure travelers,” said International Development Manager – Asia, Mr. Rashane Sala-Ngarm.
“Vietnam has so much to offer that particularly appeals to the kinds of people who value Best Western’s high standards of comfort and reliability while still reflecting the special character of each particular place. Among those are a lot of North American and European visitors who love the country’s culturally rich cities and World Heritage Sites.”
“At the same time, strong government backing for tourism development makes Vietnam a place you can be confident in when planning ahead and increased flights by low-cost carriers are all the time injecting more energy into the mix,” Mr. Sala-Ngarm added.
Currently, Best Western has one property operating in Vietnam, with another to join its portfolio on Saturday.
The Best Western Pearl River Hotel in Haiphong, which originally opened in 2008, features a total of 101 guestrooms and suites. The new Best Western Muong Thanh in Hanoi, which will celebrate its Soft Opening on Saturday, 10 October 2009, features 168 rooms, conference and banquet facilities, food and beverage outlets and a Savasana Spa & Wellness Center.
Best Western International – Asia also has three hotels in Vietnam at various stages of development:
• Best Western Sapaly Hotel, Lao Cai - 180 rooms (opening Q1 2010)
• Best Western Premier Nha Trang Plaza - 200 rooms (2010)
• Best Western Dalat Plaza Hotel - 80 rooms (2010)
Particular areas of focus for Best Western include the three gateway cities with international airports, namely Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang. World Heritage areas have also been identified as strong prospects. These include Halong Bay and Halong City, Hoi An and Hue City. While Vietnam is famous for its long coastline and beautiful beaches, the group is also eyeing the exceptional mountainous landscapes of Sapa (Lao Cai) and Dalat.
“Vietnam tourism is booming as the country has been certified as safe and has nice weather, friendly people, lots to see and great culture and cuisine,” said Mr. Kevin Corlor, Director, Business Development, Best Western Area Development Vietnam. “What’s more, from a purely infrastructural point of view, the time is right as world-class transport and communications systems are being put in place that will make this fascinating and diverse country much more accessible to discerning travelers from all over the world.”
Best Western to Open Hotel in Hanoi
Best Western to Open Hotel in Hanoi on Saturday, Vietnam
Eyeing Vietnam’s fast-growing tourist arrivals, with 5 million visitors expected in 2010, Best Western International is planning to take its Vietnam portfolio from 729 rooms currently to 2,050 rooms within 2012.
“Our aim is to have a hotel in all the key areas across the country to serve sharply growing demand from both business and leisure travelers,” said International Development Manager – Asia, Mr. Rashane Sala-Ngarm.
“Vietnam has so much to offer that particularly appeals to the kinds of people who value Best Western’s high standards of comfort and reliability while still reflecting the special character of each particular place. Among those are a lot of North American and European visitors who love the country’s culturally rich cities and World Heritage Sites.”
“At the same time, strong government backing for tourism development makes Vietnam a place you can be confident in when planning ahead and increased flights by low-cost carriers are all the time injecting more energy into the mix,” Mr. Sala-Ngarm added.
Currently, Best Western has one property operating in Vietnam, with another to join its portfolio on Saturday.
The Best Western Pearl River Hotel in Haiphong, which originally opened in 2008, features a total of 101 guestrooms and suites. The new Best Western Muong Thanh in Hanoi, which will celebrate its Soft Opening on Saturday, 10 October 2009, features 168 rooms, conference and banquet facilities, food and beverage outlets and a Savasana Spa & Wellness Center.
Best Western International – Asia also has three hotels in Vietnam at various stages of development:
• Best Western Sapaly Hotel, Lao Cai - 180 rooms (opening Q1 2010)
• Best Western Premier Nha Trang Plaza - 200 rooms (2010)
• Best Western Dalat Plaza Hotel - 80 rooms (2010)
Particular areas of focus for Best Western include the three gateway cities with international airports, namely Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang. World Heritage areas have also been identified as strong prospects. These include Halong Bay and Halong City, Hoi An and Hue City. While Vietnam is famous for its long coastline and beautiful beaches, the group is also eyeing the exceptional mountainous landscapes of Sapa (Lao Cai) and Dalat.
“Vietnam tourism is booming as the country has been certified as safe and has nice weather, friendly people, lots to see and great culture and cuisine,” said Mr. Kevin Corlor, Director, Business Development, Best Western Area Development Vietnam. “What’s more, from a purely infrastructural point of view, the time is right as world-class transport and communications systems are being put in place that will make this fascinating and diverse country much more accessible to discerning travelers from all over the world.”
Eyeing Vietnam’s fast-growing tourist arrivals, with 5 million visitors expected in 2010, Best Western International is planning to take its Vietnam portfolio from 729 rooms currently to 2,050 rooms within 2012.
“Our aim is to have a hotel in all the key areas across the country to serve sharply growing demand from both business and leisure travelers,” said International Development Manager – Asia, Mr. Rashane Sala-Ngarm.
“Vietnam has so much to offer that particularly appeals to the kinds of people who value Best Western’s high standards of comfort and reliability while still reflecting the special character of each particular place. Among those are a lot of North American and European visitors who love the country’s culturally rich cities and World Heritage Sites.”
“At the same time, strong government backing for tourism development makes Vietnam a place you can be confident in when planning ahead and increased flights by low-cost carriers are all the time injecting more energy into the mix,” Mr. Sala-Ngarm added.
Currently, Best Western has one property operating in Vietnam, with another to join its portfolio on Saturday.
The Best Western Pearl River Hotel in Haiphong, which originally opened in 2008, features a total of 101 guestrooms and suites. The new Best Western Muong Thanh in Hanoi, which will celebrate its Soft Opening on Saturday, 10 October 2009, features 168 rooms, conference and banquet facilities, food and beverage outlets and a Savasana Spa & Wellness Center.
Best Western International – Asia also has three hotels in Vietnam at various stages of development:
• Best Western Sapaly Hotel, Lao Cai - 180 rooms (opening Q1 2010)
• Best Western Premier Nha Trang Plaza - 200 rooms (2010)
• Best Western Dalat Plaza Hotel - 80 rooms (2010)
Particular areas of focus for Best Western include the three gateway cities with international airports, namely Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang. World Heritage areas have also been identified as strong prospects. These include Halong Bay and Halong City, Hoi An and Hue City. While Vietnam is famous for its long coastline and beautiful beaches, the group is also eyeing the exceptional mountainous landscapes of Sapa (Lao Cai) and Dalat.
“Vietnam tourism is booming as the country has been certified as safe and has nice weather, friendly people, lots to see and great culture and cuisine,” said Mr. Kevin Corlor, Director, Business Development, Best Western Area Development Vietnam. “What’s more, from a purely infrastructural point of view, the time is right as world-class transport and communications systems are being put in place that will make this fascinating and diverse country much more accessible to discerning travelers from all over the world.”
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