Swiss-Belhotel International welcomes 2023 with the takeover management of two midscale hotels in East Indonesia, including a Swiss-Belcourt branded hotel in Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, and a Swiss-Belinn brand in Timika, Central Papua.
JAKARTA – Swiss-Belhotel International has recognized the potential of Indonesia since its first establishment in the country in 1990. Now, with 35 years of global experience, the Group manages 77 operating hotels in Indonesia and expects more development are coming soon. Within the next two years, at least eight more hotels with over 1,000 additional rooms will be open in Indonesia, from luxury resorts to midscale hotels across the archipelago, including Java, Sumatera, Kalimantan, Papua, West, and East Nusa Tenggara.
Swiss-Belhotel International welcomes 2023 with the takeover management of two midscale hotels in East Indonesia, including a Swiss-Belcourt branded hotel in Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, and a Swiss-Belinn brand in Timika, Central Papua. The rebranded two midscale hotels will take place in the 1st quarter of 2023 and will add more of the Group’s brand collections in the Eastern region, including a Māua branded resort that will open in Labuan Bajo, East Nusa Tenggara.
Despite the East region, Sumatera, Java, and Kalimantan are also expecting more developments with several project signings, including the two Swiss-Belexpress hotels in toll area Cipali, Swiss-Belinn hotel’s projects in Indramayu – West Java, and Tuban – East Java. The Swiss-Belhotel brand will also open in the Kulonprogo Airport area of Yogyakarta by the 3rd quarter of 2023, and there will be more project development in Lampung and Jember in 2024. Moreover, the West Borneo area will soon welcome a Swiss-Belinn hotel in Pontianak in 2024.
“Swiss-Belhotel International continues our expansion in Indonesia with the signing of new projects of hotels and resorts across the archipelago. We are honored to be part of Indonesia’s tourism and investment development. We strive to provide international standard accommodation and facilities, especially in the areas where business and tourism are starting to flourish and when the travel industry awakens after the pandemic.” said Emmanuel Guillard, Swiss-Belhotel International Senior Vice President of Operations and Development for Indonesia.
“Swiss-Belhotel International intends to provide quality accommodation that will increase public interest in local tourism, and we hope it will help to unlock more opportunities for business and investment in the respective areas where our hotels exist,” added him.
Swiss-Belhotel International also provides various accommodation brands for business and leisure travellers who travel throughout Indonesia, from upper-scale to economy-scale accommodations from Sumatra to Papua. Special room packages are customized to suit the needs of every travellers across Indonesia, including room packages, meetings, and social events.
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