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Based on 10 verified sources covering Myanmar, Thailand:
TOKYO -- Foreign luxury hotel brands are following a rise of overseas travelers to Japan, causing the average rate at non-Japanese properties in Tokyo to rise nearly 60% in five years. [1]
NAYPYIDAW — Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc opened its first luxury hotel in Burma on Friday, after completing an upgrade of a hotel in the capital Naypyidaw owned by local conglomerate Eden Group. (confirmed by 3 sources) [2]
YANGON -- Eden Group, Myanmar's largest hotel operator, will spend an estimated $130 million to build two hotels in the Southeast Asian country under a partnership with Hilton Worldwide Holdings in hopes of drawing more foreign tourists. [3]
TOKYO -- Major international hotel groups like Hilton and Marriott are expanding outside major Japanese cities, responding to rising demand from foreign travelers who have seen the country's metropolises before. [4]
HONG KONG Although their ambitions to acquire high-tech companies in Europe are encountering headwinds, Chinese companies have been snapping up foreign businesses in a variety of industries. (confirmed by 2 sources) [5]
Leading global hospitality company marks 30 years of operations and the opening of its ninth property in Thailand Hilton Worldwide on September 4 announced the opening of the Hilton Sukhumvit Bangkok. [6]
Hotel operator Hilton offered an upbeat view of Myanmar’s economic prospects, particularly for its tourism sector, as it provided an update on its Hilton Times City hotel project at a press conference on Aug. 29. [7]
SITTWE—A proposal was submitted on Monday to take legal action against hotels encroaching on Ngapali Beach, in the Thandwe region of southern Rakhine State. [8]
TOKYO -- Foreign luxury hotel brands are following a rise of overseas travelers to Japan, causing the average rate at non-Japanese properties in Tokyo to rise nearly 60% in five years.
NAYPYIDAW — Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc opened its first luxury hotel in Burma on Friday, after completing an upgrade of a hotel in the capital Naypyidaw owned by local conglomerate Eden Group.
YANGON -- Eden Group, Myanmar's largest hotel operator, will spend an estimated $130 million to build two hotels in the Southeast Asian country under a partnership with Hilton Worldwide Holdings in hopes of drawing more foreign tourists.
TOKYO -- Major international hotel groups like Hilton and Marriott are expanding outside major Japanese cities, responding to rising demand from foreign travelers who have seen the country's metropolises before.
HONG KONG Although their ambitions to acquire high-tech companies in Europe are encountering headwinds, Chinese companies have been snapping up foreign businesses in a variety of industries.
Leading global hospitality company marks 30 years of operations and the opening of its ninth property in Thailand Hilton Worldwide on September 4 announced the opening of the Hilton Sukhumvit Bangkok.
Hotel operator Hilton offered an upbeat view of Myanmar’s economic prospects, particularly for its tourism sector, as it provided an update on its Hilton Times City hotel project at a press conference on Aug. 29.
SITTWE—A proposal was submitted on Monday to take legal action against hotels encroaching on Ngapali Beach, in the Thandwe region of southern Rakhine State.
Having taken a break during the festive season when every hotel was packed to the brim, and no GM had any spare time for fellowships, Chatchawal Supachayanont, general manager of the Dusit Thani Pattaya thought it was high time to summon his ‘gang’ f
RANGOON — One of Burma’s largest conglomerates, the Eden Group, purchased the Sedona Hotel Mandalay from Singapore’s Keppel Land for US$41 million and will entrust Hilton to manage the hotel.