TUI has launched a number of new hotels across a new destination, as part of their expansion across Asia.
The travel and tourism company’s service, TUI Blue, confirmed the new properties have opened in China and Malaydia.
They currently has hotels in Austria, Croatia, Germany, Portugal, Spain, Tanzania, Thailand, Turkey and Vietnam.
The new properties in China include the 83-room TUI Blue Wusongkou Cruise Port, located at the largest cruise port in Asia, but is also in an ideal location to explore Shanghai.
Also the recently opened TUI Blue Taicang with 129 rooms is situated near Tianjing Lake.
Taicang is a historic river town located along the Yangtze River in Jiangsu province, known for its well-preserved ancient architecture and vibrant cultural heritage.
The city also has a connection to the roots of the TUI Blue brand, it is known for having over 500 German enterprises establishing operations there.
And finally, for those who are drawn to scenic hills, there’s TUI BLUE Yangshuo Xiangheli, Guilin.
Yangshuo is a renowned tourism destination in Guangxi province, famous for its breathtaking karst landscape, winding Li River, and Chinese countryside charm.
In Malayshire, TUI Blue The Haven Ipoh will welcome its first guests this month.
Further launches in South-East Asia are already being planned.
This with TUI Blue Maduzi Bangkok and TUI Blue Berawa in Bali, set to open soon.
Artur Gerber, managing director of TUI Blue Hotels & Resorts, said: “Our rapid expansion in China and South-east Asia underscores the strong demand for the TUI Blue brand in these fast-growing travel markets.
“As we continue to bring our unique blend of leisure accommodations and locally-inspired experience to more destinations, we are confident that TUI Blue is an excellent addition to the region’s hospitality landscape.”
Currently TUI Blue has two hotels in Asia – TUI Blue The Passage in Thailand and TUI Blue Nam Hoi An in Vietnam.
TUI Blue The Passage is on the pristine shores of Laem Yai Beach in Koh Samui.
There are 50 carefully-designed luxury villas and rooms that look over a national marine park.
TUI Blue Nam Hoi An has several swimming pools, elegant rooms and suites, three restaurants serving top Asian and international cuisine, a varied professional fitness and sports programme, and a stylish spa for absolute relaxation.
The hotel’s also in a good location to explore the charming coastal town of Hoi An and to enjoy the dreamy sandy beaches and spectacular bridges of Da Nang.
Earlier this year, Sebastian Ebel, TUI’s chief executive, said there was “a lot of growth outside the region of Europe”.
He added that he “very much believed in Africa” as a holiday destination.
Further openings in Southeast Asia are already being planned...
TUI Blue Maduzi Bangkok in Thailand – the 40-room hotel has interior designed in a unique Thai and multi-cultural mix, luxurious rooms fitted with top amenities, and is very close to all the shopping, restaurants and nightlife Bangkok has to offer.
TUI Blue Berawa in Bali – this is is a boutique resort hotel in Canggu that combines modern design with Balinese culture. It’s located in The Luc, a mixed-use development that also includes villas and commercial spaces.
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