Tag: Thailand Hotels
Marriott inks deal with AWC to open trio of Thailand hotels
Marriott International has signed agreements with Thai hospitality firm Asset World Corporation (AWC) to open three hotels comprising nearly 1,550 rooms in Thailand between...
Thailand’s Unicorn Hospitality steps up expansion plans
Thai hotel management company Unicorn Hospitality is planning a significant expansion of its global portfolio, with the aim of tripling its collection from four...
Oyo enters Thailand as part of SE Asia expansion plans
Oyo Hotels and Homes has officially made its foray into Thailand, with the opening of 8,000 rooms in 250 hotels across 13 cities, including...
Swiss-Belhotel plans foray into Thailand’s key cities
Swiss-Belhotel International will be making its debut in Thailand, as the company steps up its expansion plans in South-east Asia.
The Hong Kong-based hospitality company...
Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park pushes the sustainability envelope
With growing awareness and consumer demand for responsible tourism, hotel chains are jumping on board the sustainable bandwagon by rolling out a variety of...
Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok touts renovated River Wing with new accommodation deal
Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok is marking the reopening of its River Wing, set to be unveiled on November 11, 2019, with a special “Be the...
Akaryn hires new VP to drive international expansion plans
Thailand's luxury hotel specialist Akaryn Hotel Group is ramping up its international expansion strategy with the appointment of Eugene Chew as its new vice...
Wyndham expands Thailand presence with three more openings by 2020
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts will be opening three more properties in Thailand under its upscale Wyndham brand by the end of 2020.
Joon Aun Ooi,...
New Radisson hotel to open on Phuket’s Mai Khao
Radisson Hotel Group has announced the signing of a new Radisson property in Thailand, located on Phuket’s sunset coast, in partnership with Thai-Chinese Property...
The missing link
Thailand is putting forth a more compelling high-end proposition, with suppliers stepping up on service and experiential offerings. But is manpower keeping up?
