Wyndham signs seven new hotels in Southeast Asia
Monday, 26 Oct, 2015
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Wyndham Hotel Group is increasing its presence in the fast growing South East Asia market with an additional seven franchise signings, announced during ITB Asia in Singapore.
New deals have been signed for the Ramada, Days Inn and Wyndham brands in Thailand, Malaysia and Vietnam.
Five new properties are coming to Thailand with the Days Inn Rest Sea Jomtien Beach Pattaya, Days Inn Siam Central Pattaya, Days Inn Patong Beach in Phuket and the Ramada Suites Wong Amat in Pattaya.
The group also makes its debut in Vietnam with Wyndham Legend Halong, and expands in Malaysia with Ramada Resort Lumut.
"South East Asia is becoming an increasingly popular tourist destination with an estimated 100 million visitors annually. With visitor numbers continuing to rise, we have our sights set on growing our presence to meet this demand over the coming years," said Barry Robinson, Wyndham managing director, South East Asia.
"These new deals demonstrate our commitment to working with respected hotel developers and management companies in the region. We look forward to building on the strong relationships we have formed with our partners well into the future."
To mark the new signings, Wyndham is launching a ‘Explore Our World’ promotion, offering Asian customers up to 30% of hotel stays, and 2,000 bonus Wyndham Rewards loyalty points for bookings made by December 10, 2015.
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