Asia's Newest Destination Resort Under Construction

Category: Tourism, Posted:17 Mar 2011 | 06:00 am

Look out Laguna Phuket and Nusa Dua in Bali, here comes the new Treasure Bay destination resort.
Located in Bintan Indonesia just across from Singapore the 834 acre resort will see a first phase opening in 2014 at a USD334 million budget.
Part of the initial offering will include a 149 key branded luxury resort, villas, marina and retail outlets. A large hospitality led residential offering will have 160 hotel managed villas.
The project is being developed by Malaysian based Landmarks Bhd. whose holdings include The Andaman in Langkawi and the Eastern and Oriental luxury tourist railway.

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