(04 Dec 2021)
Banyan Tree has unveiled plans to double its footprint of
54 properties across 23 countries by 2025 with the introduction of
5 new brands launching in the next 18 months.
In 2022, the group will introduce the new Garrya, Homm and Folio
brands, as well as two brand extensions
of Banyan Tree named Veya and Escape.
The portfolio expansion supports new milestones in
the group's RevPAR, which improved 18% in the first nine
months of the year when compared to the same period in 2020.
The company has opened 7 hotels so far this
year, including last month's opening of the first Garrya Huzhou Lucun in
China, which was followed by the debut of Homm Bliss Southbeach Patong and
soft-opening of Banyan Tree Veya Phuket.
Buahan, a Banyan Tree Escape in Bali, Indonesia
This year to-date, Banyan Tree Group has signed 20
hotel management agreements worldwide including Benin, Mexico,
Greece, Saudi Arabia, Korea, Thailand, China and Vietnam.
Four Garrya and two Homm have been signed in Asia
with more in the pipeline.
Each of the 5 new brands to
be released are responses to macro and regional trends in travel
accelerated by COVID19’s impact such as conversion opportunities in
resort destinations, emerging second-tier tourism destinations, as
well as a greater desire for wellbeing and sustainability-minded
travel offerings.
“This expanded multi-brand ecosystem fortifies our
stronghold in the lifestyle spectrum in Asia, while diversifying
our offerings to meet the evolving needs of diverse, affluent
travellers around the world,” said Mr Eddy See, President and
Group Managing Director of Banyan Tree Group. “As an independent,
mission-driven company with our core DNA in wellbeing and
sustainability, we define what ‘good growth’ looks like. We are
committed to being an exemplar and leader in our field, inspiring
better living for our guests and associates in all the communities
where we operate.”
Looking ahead, the group will see a total of 19
openings throughout 2022 – comprising 3 Banyan Tree, 1 Banyan Tree
Escape, 3 Banyan Tree Veya, 6 Angsana, 3 Dhawa, 2 Garrya and 1
Homm – across 7 countries: Maldives, Thailand, China,
Indonesia, Cambodia, Mozambique and Saudi Arabia – where new flags
will be planted in the latter three countries.
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