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Elite Havens adds Asia beach villas, ski chalets
Asia vacation rentals provider Elite Havens has bolstered its new portfolio with several new properties across Thailand, Indonesia, and Japan
It takes the hand-picked global portfolio of almost 300 luxury rentals.
The new villas and chalets include Veyla Natai Residences, an estate of family-friendly villas next to Natai Beach, Phuket, Thailand; Villa Nini Elly, in Canggu, Bali, and Sakura Lodge in Niseko, Japan.
Elite Havens already offers 20 private homes for rent in Phuket’s Natai Beach, which is only 25 minutes by car from Phuket Airport.
Elite Havens is also prepping for the travel rebound in Japan, adding to its 27 stylish chalets in Niseko.
Sakura Lodge is now accepting bookings from December 2022 onwards for the ski season.
“We’re delighted to see that our guests can’t wait to return to their favourite Elite Haven after a long hiatus,” said Maya Rigg, CEO of Elite Havens.
“We are seeing traveller confidence bouncing back strongly, and 2023 bookings indicate that travellers feel more relaxed about planning holiday experiences.”
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