What kind of hotel does Banyan Tree belong to?

Banyan Tree was developed by Banyan Tree Holdings Limited, which is an international operation developer of resorts, hotels and spas. As a global boutique resort hotel, apartment and spa operator, Banyan Tree integrates environmental awareness into romantic travel. Its hotels, resorts, apartments, spas, boutique retail stores and destination clubs all provide a kind of "peace of mind" that can completely relax people's body and mind.

Banyan Tree Hotels and Resorts Group manages and owns more than 465,438+0 resorts and hotels, 62 spas, 77 boutiques and 3 golf courses in 25 countries. The innovative business model of Banyan Tree Group includes three core business areas, which brings it multi-source income, which is very unique in the hotel industry. It is also this way of cultivating internal talents to develop and manage the subsidiary products of the group that makes it difficult for competitors to successfully replicate.

Banyan Tree Design Creativity

The Renaissance in Asia has begun, and Banyan Tree Group is regarded as an ideological leader, taking the lead in exploring intimate travel experiences with Asian flavor. Each banyan tree is unique, because they are integrated into the environment and architectural culture of their respective places. 1995, inspired by the shell shape, Architrave designed a conical thatched roof for Banyan Tree Wabinfaru, the first resort of the group in Maldives. In addition, architects choose not to use rare corals as building materials, but to use building materials suitable for tropical Asia.

In 2005, the company completed its still recognized project, which is located in Banyan Tree Ren 'an, Shangri-La County, China. Banyan Tree Group bought a Tibetan farmhouse from a local family in Ren 'an. The lintel was cleverly demolished and transformed into today's resort cabin, and its exquisite and solid architectural model followed the traditional style of collectors. Banyan Tree Ren 'an is a forward-looking project dedicated to protecting the cultural, historical and ecological integrity of Shangri-La Plateau in China.

The above content reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Banyan Tree