Chinese developer Greenland Holdings’ tourism unit sets up Asia-Pacific hub in Singapore


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Greenland Hotel and Tourism Group, a unit of Chinese developer Greenland Holdings, is setting up its Asia hub in Singapore as international travel and tourism gradually resumes.

The company, which operates more than 50 hotels in 60 cities globally, including Bangkok and Chiba, this week announced the launch of its overseas operations centre in the Lion City. The centre, which will operate as the group’s Asia-Pacific hub, will provide hotel management and advisory services.

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