Far East Hospitality To Expand Presence

29 October 2012, Singapore – Singaporean hospitality management company Far East Hospitality plans to include new properties and complete refurbishment works for existing properties in the next six to eight months.  It also plans to enhance services for bookers, travel consultants and emerging group of travelers and is in exploratory discussions to manage hotels in various markets across the region.

Far East Hospitality has a portfolio of eight hotels in its four brands of Oasia, Quincy, Village and the Far East Collection and nine serviced residents in Singapore and the Sri Tiara Residences in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

• Village Brand – A 3.5 to 4 star accommodation located in leisure and traveler enclaves
• Oasia Hotel – Urban hotel which caters mostly to the business traveler
• Quincy Hotel – All-inclusive upscale boutique hotel for the luxury segment

Up Coming Properties

• East Village Hotel – Flagship Village hotel will officially launch Q1 2013 in the Katong precinct
• Plaza Atrium – A former commercial building in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia will be redeveloped into a serviced residence property
• Far East Hospitality plans to look into the High Growth markets including Vietnam, Myanmar which lacks hospitality products amongst other countries.

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