Louvre Hotels Group has unveiled aggressive expansion plans for Indonesia, aiming to open up to 30 hotels within the next three years under the Golden Tulip and Première Classe brands.
The plan marks a further commitment to the destination following Golden Tulip's entry into the market in late 2012, since when it has opened the 138-room Golden Tulip Galaxy Banjarmasin, with a further six hotels for an additional 1,286 rooms scheduled to open this year.
These include three hotels in the booming international tourism destination of Bali - Golden Tulip Devins, Seminyak, Golden Tulip Essential, Denpasar and Golden Tulip Jineng Tamansari, Kuta - as well as Golden Tulip Essential Pontianak in West Kalimantan and two properties in Bandung, the Golden Tulip Kalyana, Buah Batu and the luxurious five-star Royal Tulip Bandung, Baros, Cimahi.
The expansion will also include the unveiling of the Première Classe brand for which there are 10 hotels in the pipeline in Indonesia including one of the biggest Première Classe hotels in the world to open in Bandung in 2016.
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