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My An resort to operate in quarter II of 2020

HNN.VN - On the morning of May 13, the signing ceremony of management contract of Kawara My An Onsen Resort (My An resort) between My An Tourism Joint Stock Company and Kawara Resort Joint Stock Company (Japan) was held.

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The signing ceremony between 2 units

My An resort project is 7 km away from Hue city, near My An hot mineral spring area, in My An village, Phu Duong commune, Phu Vang district. The project has a total area of ​​3.5ha including 4-storey hotel area with 92 bedrooms, detached and semi-detached villa area with 6 villas, Onsen baths area and culinary restaurant, conference room ...

The project is invested by My An Tourism Joint Stock Company, a member of Bitexco Group with a total investment of nearly VND 600 billion. The project started in September 2018 and is expected to put the Osen area into operation in quarter IV of 2019, while the hotel and villas areas will officially operate in the second quarter of 2020.

Mr. Dang Manh Cuong, Director of My An Tourism Joint Stock Company, affirmed that the signing of management contract with Kawara Resort Joint Stock Company (the experienced management and operation unit on Onsen and hotel in Japan) marks an important milestone in the development of My An Onsen Kawara Resort. Being operated according to Japanese Onsen standard and managed by Japanese people, the project will bring the leisure and health care services with international standards, create new and different tourism products to attract tourists coming to Hue.

By Hoang Loan

 

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