Golden Tulip Group will enliven the hospitality industry in Indonesia, consistently offering the best services for their guests and will continue to do so for many years to come.
JAKARTA – As an international hotel group with more than 200 hotels in 40 countries, Golden Tulip Hotel will now enter the Indonesian market. Well-known brands under the Tulip Group include Tulip Inn, Golden Tulip, and Royal Tulip which range between 3-star to 5-star hotels. Tulip Inn serves the 3-star market in urban locations while Golden Tulip hotels offer 4-star accommodation ideal for business and leisure travel and Royal Tulip are 5-star luxury hotels and resorts.
“The Indonesian economy is growing very fast and it is predicted to become the seventh largest economy in the world with its growth in businesses and public needs, especially in the hospitality industry. Seeing this situation, we are delighted to bring Golden Tulip to Indonesia by offering a series of our hotels and giving new accommodation options- with international standards and local flavors- to the travelers and business people of Indonesia,” said Mark Van Ogtrop, Managing Director of Golden Tulip South East Asia.
Being one of the top international hotel chain in the world, Golden Tulip Group will enliven the hospitality industry in Indonesia, consistently offering the best services for their guests and will continue to do so for many years to come. Through this recent movement, Golden Tulip has signed 8 deals in Indonesia with 15 more negotiations on the horizon. Doors will start to open in 2014 to four hotels in Bali – Golden Tulip Crystal On The Bay Nusa Dua, Golden Tulip River Resort Ubud, Golden Tulip Resort & Spa Saranam and Golden Tulip Beach Resort Seminyak, 1 hotel in Bekasi – Golden Tulip Betos Bekasi, 1 hotel located in Bandung – Golden Tulip Gateaway Bandung, 1 hotel in Yogyakarta – Golden Tulip Yogyakarta and 1 hotel will be located in Bogor – Golden Tulip Golf & Resort Gunung Geulis Bogor.
The Golden Tulip chain has merged with the Louvre Group, the parent company of several hotels such as Premier Classe, Campanile, Kyriad and Kyriad Prestige. Louvre Group is a renowned hospitality group owning over 1,000 hotels worldwide. The Golden Tulip chain traces its roots back to the early 1960s, when the first Golden Tulip hotels opened in the Netherlands. Since then the chain has evolved and expanded across the globe, always in step with the changing needs and expectations of their customers. Each establishment combines the chain’s commitment to high international standards with the unique personality of the people who manage it. The result is a stay that is as inspiring as it is pleasurable.
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