Friday 26 Apr 2024
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Banyan Tree Holdings, the manager and developer of premium resorts, hotels, spas and galleries, has announced the termination of a hotel management agreement in Sri Lanka, in order to focus on the development of its own projects on a larger scale.

The 77-room Deer Park Hotel in Giritalle, the cultural heart of Sri Lanka, has been managed under the Angsana brand.

Banyan Tree says its plans for Sri Lanka encompass either single-hotel projects in iconic, pristine areas, or an integrated resort with several hotels, golf course, residential developments, and retail and spa centers.

Banyan Tree wants to model the Sri Lanka integrated resort after its Laguna Phuket project which was the first, and remains the largest, integrated resort in Asia.

It added that a delegation headed by Ho Kwon Ping, executive chairman of Banyan Tree, was recently in Sri Lanka to visit possible sites.

“We were about to open a beach resort near Colombo when it was destroyed by the Asian tsunami,” Ho was quoted as saying. “We are happy to be back and are optimistic about the prospects for this beautiful and now peaceful country.”

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