BHP setting a new benchmark for luxury hospitality in Malaysia


Yap: There is an undeniable demand for quality products here in Malaysia and people are now increasingly willing to pay for exceptional products and services.

PETALING JAYA: Bangsar Heights Pavilion Sdn Bhd (BHP) is optimistic about the hospitality industry in the Malaysian property market space, in line with the rising global demand for high-quality hospitality experiences.

Chief executive officer Aaron Yap said the country’s rising economic development has led to an increase of disposable income and in turn creating that strong demand.

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