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Featured in this Asia Pacific Hospitality Newsletter |
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With the recent conclusion of 2012, Indonesia's Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy is confident to surpass the targeted eight million international visitors set for 2012.
This year, 2013, is set to be an even better year for Indonesia's tourism with the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy targeting between 8.5 million to nine million international visitors; a 7% to 12.5% increase from 2012. Indonesia will be under the spotlight this year with the hosting of a string of international events such as the APEC Summit, WTO Ministerial Meeting and Miss World Pageant. These events are expected to be a strong catalyst for the expected surge of international arrivals to the country. Further boost will be expected from the cruise sectors as cruise ships will be covering some 115 locations in Indonesia including new destinations such as Sabang in Aceh, Belawan in North Sumatra; compared to covering only 70 locations in 2012. 306 cruise calls have been confirmed for 2013, a 43% increase from 2012, bringing about a record 146,000 passengers, a 28% increase from 2012, around the largest archipelago in world.
In light of such unprecedented growth in the fourth most populous country in the world, HVS is proud to present the inaugural Indonesia Hospitality & Tourism Investment Conference, IHT which will be held on the 7th - 8th May 2013 at The Ritz-Carlton Pacific Place Jakarta. The event is co-hosted with the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy of Republic of Indonesia and the Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM).
Be there. Be seen. Be where the action is. Be on a journey to experience exponential growth and success.
For more information on the Indonesia Hospitality and Tourism Investment Conference, IHT, please visit:
www.indonesiahospitalityconference.com.
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Thailand-based hotel management company Dusit International Group is set to expand its portfolio in the coming year. Seven new hotels are expected to be opened outside of Thailand, bringing the total properties worldwide to 26, in addition to opening sales offices in Tokyo, New Delhi, Beijing and Guangzhou, as well as the appointment of a sales representative in Russia. Dusit is also planning to open a second office in Shanghai, which is slated to open within the year. As part of the company's expansion plans, they intend to introduce its brands, Dusit Thani and Dusit D2 in major tourist cities around the region. Dusit is also looking to expand its domestic business, with Koh Samui, Phuket and Bangkok as potential destinations.
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Starwood Hotels and Resorts has announced plans to introduce the Westin and Sheraton brands in Manila. The two brands will debut in two multi-billion dollar integrated entertainment complexes, Resorts World Bayshore and Resorts World Manila, and will feature entertainment venues, luxury retail establishments in addition to gaming facilities. The 600-key Westin Manila Bayshore will be part of the Resorts World Bayshore in Parañaque and is expected to open in mid 2016, marking the brand's re-entry into the Philippine market. The 350-key Sheraton Manila Hotel is scheduled to open in early 2017 and will be located in Newport City, Pasay as part of Resorts World Manila. |
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Cambodia and Thailand have agreed to implement a single visa, which will allow visitors to stay up to 60 days each in both Thailand and Cambodia. The Ayeyawady-Chao Phraya Mekong Economic Co-operation Strategy (ACMECS) single visa will allow tourists from 35 countries to obtain a single visa to visit both countries. However, tourists will have to pay visa fees for both countries and neither country is able to issue a multiple-entry visa. Originally a joint agreement concept involving Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam, only Thailand and Cambodia are the first to implement the scheme. |
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Aston International will debut the Quest hotel brand in the Indonesian city of Solo, in Central Java. Developed by PT Kaloka Land Hotel & Resort, the Quest Hotel Solo will be a three-star hotel comprising of 180 rooms and will target the younger and technology-savvy business travellers. The property will feature a swimming pool, spa, gym and a conference centre, featuring one of the city's largest ballrooms. The company currently operates four Quest Hotels in Semarang, Bali and Cebu and there are plans to launch the brand in Surabaya and Yogyakarta, as well as an expansion of the brand in Bali.
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Spanish hotel company Meliá Hotels International and Chinese realtor Greenland Group, have established a strategic partnership to boost hotel development for both companies in Europe and China. With the launch of Greenland's urban hotel brand in Frankfurt, the company is one of the first Chinese brands to open in Europe. Greenland will continue to grow its urban brand in both Europe and China in the short to medium term, while Meliá will continue to increase its presence in China with its brands Innside, Meliá and Paradisus.
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Absolute Share Price Performance, as at 4 January 2013
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Closing Share Price as at |
4 January 2013
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28 December 2012
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% Change |
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Australia Stock Exchange (ASX) |
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Amalgamated Holdings Limited |
6.76
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6.80
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-1%
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General Property Group |
3.67
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3.70
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-1%
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Mirvac Group |
1.48
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1.47
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-
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Ocean Capital Limited |
0.14
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0.14
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-
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Bangkok Stock Exchange (THB) |
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Central Plaza Hotel Public Co Ltd |
27.50
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26.00
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6%
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Dusit Thani Public Co Ltd |
47.00
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46.75
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1%
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The Erawan Group Public Co Ltd |
4.48
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4.44
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1%
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Grande Asset Hotels and Property Public Co Ltd |
1.38
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1.38
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-
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Laguna Resorts & Hotel Public Co Ltd |
33.75
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34.50
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-2%
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Minor International Public Co Ltd |
20.40
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19.60
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4%
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China Shanghai Stock Exchange (RMB) |
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Shanghai Jinjiang International Hotels Development |
13.81
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13.97
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-1%
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Beijing Capital Tourism Co Ltd |
11.26
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11.28
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-
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Jinling Hotel Corporation Ltd |
7.06
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7.07
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-
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China Shenzhen Stock Exchange (RMB) |
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Hunan Huatian Great Hotel Co Ltd |
4.20
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4.20
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-
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Guangzhou Dong Fang Hotel Co Ltd |
6.32
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6.32
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-
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Shenzhen Century Plaza Hotel Co Ltd |
4.25
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4.25
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-
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NASDAQ (US$) |
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China Lodging Group, Limited
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16.68
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16.20
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3%
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Home Inns & Hotels Management Inc |
30.11
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27.90
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8%
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Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HK$) |
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Miramar Hotel & Investment Co Ltd |
10.18
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9.97
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2%
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Regal Hotels International Holdings Ltd |
3.56
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3.51
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1%
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Sino Hotels Holdings Ltd |
2.43
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2.43
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-
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The Hong Kong & Shanghai Hotels Ltd |
11.24
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11.10
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1%
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Shangri-La Asia Limited |
16.56
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15.36
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8%
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Dorsett Hospitality International
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1.92
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1.85
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4%
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Bombay Stock Exchange (INR) |
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IHCL (Taj Hotels, Resorts & Palaces) |
66.10
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64.50
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2%
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EIH (Oberoi Hotels & Resorts) |
73.20
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69.95
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5%
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Hotel Leela Ventures |
29.75
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30.15
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-1%
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Korea Exchange (KRW) |
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The Shilla |
41,550
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43,950
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-5%
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Singapore Stock Exchange (S$) |
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Amara Holdings Ltd |
0.46
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0.46
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-
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Ascendas Hospitality Trust
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0.91
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0.91
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-
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Ascott Residence Trust |
1.37
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1.37
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-
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Banyan Tree Holdings Limited |
0.68
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0.62
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10%
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CDL Hospitality Trusts
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1.95
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1.91
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2%
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Far East Hospitality Trust
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0.99
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1.00
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-1%
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Hotel Grand Central Ltd |
0.92
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0.91
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1%
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Hotel Properties Ltd |
3.11
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3.03
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3%
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Mandarin Oriental International Ltd (US$) |
1.57
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1.48
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6%
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Pan Pacific Hotels Group Limited |
2.32
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2.33
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-
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Shangri-La Asia Limited (HK$)
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16.40
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15.20
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8%
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Stamford Land Corporation Ltd |
0.57
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0.57
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-
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Taiwan Stock Exchange (NT$) |
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Formosa International Hotels Corporation |
372
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390
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-4%
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The Ambassador Hotel, Ltd |
31.90
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31.55
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1%
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Tokyo Stock Exchange (JPY) |
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Japan Hotel REIT Investment Corp.
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24,170
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23,880
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1%
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Imperial Hotel, Ltd |
2,325
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2,312
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1%
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Disclaimer: Information provided above has been gathered
from various market sources. HVS has not independently verified the
accuracy of the information provided. Interested parties should not
rely on the information as statement of facts and are advised to
make their own independent checks to verify the information
provided. For further information, please feel free to contact
HVS Singapore. |
