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Lux Collective signs first Southeast Asia resort
Hospitality group The Lux Collective inked a management agreement to build a luxury overwater resort under the LUX* Resorts & Hotels brand on the island of Phu Quoc, Vietnam.
Named LUXNAM Phu Quoc, the resort is set to open in late 2024.
The dragon-shaped resort consists of two areas connected by a 4-kilometre long jetty over the lagoon.
The 126-villa only resort includes 109 overwater villas (most with private pool), 13 beach pool villas, two penthouses and two beachfront pool mansions.
It will also feature restaurants, spa and fitness centre, four swimming pools, a children’s playground and other amenities.
“We are honoured to partner with the P Q Hai Quoc JSC to manage this new built overwater resort, which is adjacent to a UNESCO-listed Biosphere Reserve spanning over 314,000 square metres of flora and fauna,,” said Paul Jones, Chief Executive Officer of The Lux Collective.
It will be operated under the LUX Resorts & Hotels brand.
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