LaTour Signature Group and IndoChine Group Launch Hospitality Management Joint Venture; Industry Veterans Collaborate on First Project in Thailand
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LaTour Signature Group and IndoChine Group Launch Hospitality Management Joint Venture; Industry Veterans Collaborate on First Project in Thailand
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Category: Asia Pacific - Thailand - Industry economy -
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This is a press release selected by our editorial committee and published online for free on 2009-08-26
Bustling with affluent leisure and business travelers, Asia has become an exemplary model for the hospitality industry, with many successful luxury hotels and lifestyle brands. Realizing the potential of this market and other areas around the globe, LaTour Signature Group, a joint-venture enterprise with ResortCom Elite that provides management services to small, luxury fractional ownership properties, and IndoChine Group, an international lifestyle brand, have teamed up to create the LaTour IndoChine Hotel Group. The newly formed hotel management company is also announcing its first project, the IndoChine Resort and Villas, in Phuket, Thailand.
Based in Singapore, the LaTour IndoChine Hotel Group will provide comprehensive specialized services to developers entering the realm of boutique hotels and six-star hotels, as well as whole and fractional ownership villas. The group plans to expand further into Asia, in addition to the Middle East, New Zealand and Australia.
"By combining the strengths of the LaTour Signature Group and the IndoChine Group, we are able to further assist developers and manage properties with global influence," said Tom LaTour, founder of LaTour Signature Group. "For example, the IndoChine Resort and Villas represent an ideal opportunity to create a premier hybrid luxury resort for the region and Middle East overall."
The first property in the LaTour IndoChine Hotel Group's portfolio, the IndoChine Resort and Villas in Phuket, Thailand, promises to be a haven of contemporary Asian living. Overlooking Kalim Beach and the Andaman Sea, the resort consists of one- to six-bedroom villas, ocean view studios and a large entertainment complex. The property will include elevated terraces, a stunning waterfall, two natural pools and five spacious spa treatment rooms, along with full-time butler service and high-speed wireless Internet throughout all accommodations.
"The IndoChine Resort and Villas is the first of many LaTour IndoChine properties to come," said Michael Ma, chief executive of the IndoChine Group. "And by providing all the necessary services and expert advice luxury resorts and hotels need, the LaTour IndoChine Hotel Group will help them successfully launch into the Asian market."
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