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Resorts World Manila originally occupied 8 hectares when it opened in 2009. Continuous expansion has scaled it up into a 14-hectare property, making it the largest integrated resort in the country today.
HONG KONG and MANILA – Two new hotels are set to rise at Resorts World Manila, along with extensions for two existing lodging brands within the property, as construction commenced for Phase 3 of the integrated resort’s expansion projects at the Newport City.
The said expansion includes the addition of global brands Sheraton Hotel and Hilton Hotels & Resorts, plus extensions for Maxims Hotel and Marriott Hotel Manila.
Resorts World Manila executives recently marked the initial groundwork with a ceremony led by Travellers International Hotel Group CEO and Chairman David Chua, Resorts World Manila President Kingson Sian and Resorts World Manila Chief Operating Officer Stephen Reilly.
Resorts World Manila originally occupied 8 hectares when it opened in 2009. Continuous expansion has scaled it up into a 14-hectare property, making it the largest integrated resort in the country today.
True to the ‘integrated resort’ concept, Resorts World Manila not only offers superb hotel accommodations, but also houses the largest casino in the country, over 50 food outlets of varying fare, an upscale shopping mall, high-end cinemas, a grand performing arts theater, and some of the most spectacular events, shows, and attractions in the city.
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