Radisson Hotel Group is advancing its strategic growth across Southeast Asia Pacific by aligning its brand and operating models with each destination's unique demands. This approach is facilitating expansion in key cities, leisure hotspots, and emerging markets. Recent developments in Vietnam, the Philippines, Thailand, and Indonesia highlight the group's commitment to building a balanced regional platform.
In Vietnam, Radisson has opened the 352-room Radisson Blu Hotel Ha Long Bay, enhancing its resort offerings in the north. The group also plans to open the 182-room Radisson Hotel Westlake Hanoi in 2028, furthering its urban development strategy. The group's presence in Vietnam now includes 14 hotels and over 3,100 rooms.
The Philippines sees Radisson strengthening its portfolio through partnerships, notably with SM Hotels and Conventions Corp. New additions include LIME Resort Bohol and Radisson RED Cebu Mandaue, expanding the group's brand diversity. The pipeline includes significant projects like the dual-branded Radisson and Park Inn by Radisson SM Mall of Asia.
In Australasia, Radisson is broadening its reach with new openings in Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, and Samoa. Notable projects include Radisson RED Auckland and upcoming resorts in Fiji and Samoa.
Thailand and Indonesia also see new developments, with Radisson Blu Resort Phuket Mai Khao and ANTA Hotel Bali Canggu set to enhance the group's offerings.
With 89 hotels and over 17,000 rooms in operation and development, Radisson Hotel Group is poised for continued growth in the region, aligning with its global expansion strategy
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