Singapore's Park Group Expands To Greater Phuket

Category: Hotels, Posted:31 Oct 2014 | 13:33 pm

One of Singapore's leading hospitality groups Park Hotels has announced the signing of a management contract in Khao Lak Phang Nga with developer Southsea.
The Park Hotel Khao Lak Beach will offer 125 upscale rooms, and is slated to open in mid 2015.
It is located on a 2.4 hectare site in the Pakarang Beach area.
At the same time the group has also inked a deal for a hotel in Bali in the Nusa Dua area which is anticipated to roll out in early 2015.
Park currently operate 10 hotels across Asia and are taking a strategic view to expand their Park Hotel and Grand Park brands in the region.

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