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Genting wants to be a good sport
SINGAPORE – Genting International has confirmed it is currently in negotiations with Singapore Sports Hub (SSH) consortium to develop a hotel in the country’s Sports Hub project, to be named Premier Park.
The project is located on a 35-hectare site in Kallang and is the first and largest sports public-private-partnership facilities infrastructure project in the world.
Genting is currently in discussion with details to build and manage the proposed 500-room hotel over a 25-year tenure and at a potential construction cost of US$140.6 million.
Meanwhile, the Singapore International Hotel and Tourism College (Shatec) has signed an agreement with the SSH consortium to be the master caterer over a 25-year tenure, providing catering solutions for all special events and activities at the Sports Hub.
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