Phuket Bids Farewell To Iconic Beach Club

Category: Tourism, Posted:15 Apr 2016 | 12:02 pm

Twinpalm’s Catch Beach Club is set to hold a closing party “One Last Time” on Saturday April 16^th together with sister outlet Bimi.

The on-again, off-again closure epic at Surin Beach looks to finally have run it’s course and the government is intent to bring down the beach club structures in the area as of April 20^th.

Meanwhile Twinpalms will be opening the new HQ Beach Lounge MontAzure in Kamala soon.

Expect considerable pressure on beachfront outlets in Bagtao and Layan given the government’s push to restore the Sirinath National Park area.

For now Phuket’s hotel and real estate sectors are looking at the impact of a beach club-free Surin and where will new outlets shift going forward given the considerable knock-on impact to tourism and property.

Other News

Gamechanger: Phuket’s 80-Meter Development Height Restriction Repealed

Category: Hotels|Real estate, Posted:31 Dec 2024 | 11:19 am One of the most significant changes to Phuket’s real estate sector this year is the repeal of the 80-meter development height limit. In a recent Government Gazette, the Thai Cabinet approved a re-zoning proposal by the Minister of Natural Resources and Environment, which now allows development in Zone 6 of Phuket to extend up to […]

C9 Hotelworks Release Definitive Asia-wide Branded Residences Report

Category: Hotels|Real estate|Tourism, Posted:12 Dec 2024 | 08:30 am C9 Hotelworks Release Definitive Asia-wide Branded Residences Report Branded residences in Asia see record supply worth USD26.6 billion according to C9 Hotelworks new research report. The market shows a rising proportion of standalone and mixed-use developments, with a growing presence of brands beyond hospitality. The branded residences sector in Asia has achieved a record-breaking supply […]

From Spas to Longevity: Phuket Evolves into a Global Wellness Tourism Leader

Category: Hotels|Real estate|Tourism, Posted:29 Nov 2024 | 08:10 am Wellness tourism is in great shape. One of the fastest growing areas of the tourism industry, the sector has grown from a niche market for committed health seekers to become a THB 219 trillion (USD 6.3 trillion) global powerhouse. At the heart of this revolution is Asia Pacific, which accounts for 30% of the worldwide […]

More Insider News