Wanda’s Realm hotel brand to make international debut in Langkawi
Chinese hospitality giant Wanda Hotels & Resorts is venturing into a new realm with the first branded Wanda Realm resort outside China.
The company has chosen the Malaysian tropical island of Langkawi for its international debut.
Wanda signed a management deal with Cenang Resort Sdn Bhd for the 350-room property which will feature restaurants, entertainment and a fitness centre.
It will anchor the new resort development of Tropicana Cenang at Pantai Cenang beach which fully opens in 2023.
The development comprises two 40-storey residential towers and commercial spaces focused on tourism.
The resort development is expected to become a major entertainment and leisure hub.
"Malaysia has developed a reputation for its excellent standard of hospitality and customer service. Wanda Hotels and Resorts is proud to contribute towards the continued growth of Langkawi as a key leisure destination," said Ilja Peopper, Wanda Hotels & Resorts’ vice president.
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