At the Away Pranburi Beach Resort signing ceremony
Flight Centre Travel Group’s hotel and accommodation business BHMA has announced the signing of a hotel management agreement in Thailand.
The resort, which operated as Pulakorn Private Beach Resort, has been rebranded on 1 November 2018, marking the fifth Away property in Thailand. The agreement was made with Thai developer Ban Pulakorn (2550) Co., Ltd. to operate Away Pranburi Beach Resort.
“In key visitor hotspots throughout Asia and the world”
BHMA CEO, Peter Lucas, said: “We are pleased to announce that Away Pranburi Beach Resort will be the fifth Away branded hotel in Thailand, following Away Koh Kood, Away Kanchanaburi, Away Chiang Mai Thapae and Away Chiang Mai Phucome.
“The new management agreement follows our stated objectives of growing the brand in key visitor hotspots throughout Asia and the world.”
Away Pranburi Beach Resort is located on a beach near a local fishing village in the popular resort district of Hua Hin. It offers a private environment for holidays, weddings and events. The resort can cater for up to 100 delegates in a fully-fitted meeting room and beach weddings for up to 200 guests.
Mixing “stylish accommodation with stunning scenery”, Away Pranburi Beach Resort offers 48 contemporary rooms with sea views. The property is also surrounded by the greenery of a national park and the Sam Roi Yot Mountains — in harmony with the natural environment.
Features and services include an all-day dining restaurant serving authentic Thai and fresh seafood, beach barbecues, afternoon tea on a private boat, an outdoor swimming pool and Thai massage.
“Get away from it all without forgoing the finer things in life”
Prayoon Jenlapwattanakul, managing director of Ban Pulakorn (2550) Co., Ltd., said: “Away has established itself as one of Thailand’s premier boutique hotel brands, enjoying a loyal following from guests wishing to get away from it all without forgoing the finer things in life.”
BHMA currently operates 21 hotels across three brands worldwide with six new hotels in the pipeline.
