Go back to the e-newsletter

Go back to the e-newsletter

Ovolo Group has confirmed an expansion of the company’s business beyond Hong Kong and Australia with the recent purchase of the Citadines Kuta Beach Bali. An expansion of the brand to new international markets was raised by Chief Operating Officer Dave Baswal with LATTE earlier this year. During our exclusive interview in February, Baswal flagged growth to potentially Los Angeles, New York and Bali.The 194-room Bali property consists of 182 studio rooms, nine one-bedroom suites and three two-bedroom suites, an all-day dining restaurant, a rooftop pool and bar, a gym and conferencing facilities.In early 2020, Ovolo will announce its future plans for the property in which it will be reimagined in alignment with their ethos and philosophies.“This acquisition demonstrates our vision to become a truly global hospitality company, offering guests unrivalled effortless experiences across our hotels, bars and restaurants,” said Girish Jhunjhnuwala, Founder & CEO of Ovolo Group. “We look forward to being able to reinvent this hotel and its food and drink concepts in true Ovolo style, bringing a fresh take on hospitality to Bali.”Ovolo Group officially took over Citadines Kuta Beach on November 1, 2019.Want to be in the luxury travel know? Subscribe to our free eNewsletter here to keep up to date with everything in the luxury travel industry.

Go back to the e-newsletter

Go back to the e-newsletter
  • Prev Post

    NCLH cranks up investment in Alaska

  • Next Post

    MSC Cruises poised for carbon neutral marine operations

You might also like

  • ,

    Kerzner confirms One&Only resort for Fiji’s Yasawa Islands

  • Mandarin Oriental, Seoul to open in 2030

  • ,

    Celebrity unveils new river ships as priority access sells out

  • ,

    Signature Travel Network kicks off Owners’ Meeting in San Diego

  • ,

    CLIA sues Hawaii over ‘Green Tax’

  • Aman sets opening date for first Mexico resort