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Bali hospitality sector expansion

Overview

The hospitality sector in Bali is experiencing growth through the addition of diverse accommodation types, ranging from high-end luxury collections to wellness-focused retreats.

Preferred Hotels & Resorts expanded its Indonesian portfolio by adding four luxury properties to its L. V. X. Collection, located in Canggu, Uluwatu, Ubud, and Sanur. These include Ametis Villa Bali, Nuju Uluwatu, Samsara Ubud, and the Meru Sanur Bali Beach Hotel, which is situated in a special economic zone for health and wellness tourism.

Further developments include the opening of Casa Tuya, a 12-villa luxury wellness resort in Taro, Ubud, which utilizes a high staff-to-guest ratio and specialized wellness programs. The market also maintains a segment for affordable luxury, with various resorts offering premium amenities at mid-range rates.

Entities

Bali · Preferred Hotels & Resorts · Christopher Katke · Ronald Akili · Desa Potato Head Bali

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Bali hospitality sector expands with new luxury retreats and budget-friendly options

    Bali's hospitality market features diverse offerings, from the upcoming luxury Casa Tuya wellness retreat in Ubud to various high-value boutique hotels and beach clubs priced under $250 per night.

  2. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Preferred Hotels & Resorts adds four luxury resorts in Bali

    Preferred Hotels & Resorts has added four new luxury resorts to its Bali portfolio, expanding its presence in Indonesia and Southeast Asia across Canggu, Uluwatu, Ubud, and Sanur.

Sources

hotelchatter.com · karryon.com.au · therantingpanda.com · traveltalkmag.com.au