ONYX announces its first hotel in Vietnam

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Thailand-based international hotel company ONYX Hospitality Group recently announced its entry into Vietnam with the signing of a partnership agreement with HB Group to manage OZO Hoi An, a 364-room beachfront resort in the New Hoi An City area.  The hotel is scheduled to open in late 2016.

Part of a US$1.5 billion master development consisting of a retail complex, dining and entertainment village, residential apartments, villas and recreational facilities, OZO Hoi An will offer its signature EAT all-day dining restaurant, a gym and a flexible meeting space.  Guests will also have direct access to the landscaped grounds, beach pool and deck, plus a range of retail shops and independent food and beverage outlets.

(From left) Nijaporn Charanachitta, Director & Senior Executive Vice President, Italian-Thai Development Public Co. Ltd; Peter Henley, CEO, ONYX Hospitality Group; Trinh Thanh Huy, Chairman, HB Group; and Olga Safronova, Investment Director, HB Group, pose for a photo during the press event on Oct. 9, 2015.(From left) Nijaporn Charanachitta, Director & Senior Executive Vice President, Italian-Thai Development Public Co. Ltd; Peter Henley, CEO, ONYX Hospitality Group; Trinh Thanh Huy, Chairman, HB Group; and Olga Safronova, Investment Director, HB Group, pose for a photo during the press event on Oct. 9, 2015.

Peter Henley, Chief Executive Officer, ONYX Hospitality Group said, “Vietnam is one of the region’s fastest growing travel destinations, and we are excited to have OZO Hoi An as part of our continuing expansion plans.  With the increasing popularity of Vietnam’s South Central Coast amongst regional and international visitors, we have identified a gap in the market for a select service hotel like OZO.  We look forward to collaborating with HB Group in introducing our unique OZO brand concept to Vietnam.”

Since the opening of its first hotel in 2013, the OZO brand is currently available in five locations in Hong Kong, Pattaya and Koh Samui, in Thailand, and Colombo and Kandy in Sri Lanka.  There are several OZO hotels in the development pipeline, in locations such as Penang and Iskandar in Malaysia, and the southern Chinese city of Xiamen.