Tourism in Asia will boom in 2024 with the opening of new luxury hotels

Monday, January 1, 2024

As 2024 unfolds, the Asian hospitality landscape is poised for a transformation with the introduction of luxurious hotels in Asian market that promise to elevate the travel experience to unprecedented heights. From the crystalline waters of the Maldives to the vibrant cityscape of Tokyo, these upcoming luxury hotels embody opulence, innovation, and a deep connection with their surroundings. Let’s explore the most anticipated Asian hotel openings in 2024, each a testament to the region’s rich cultural tapestry and commitment to redefining luxury.

SO/ Maldives, Maldives (January 2024)

Ennismore, the renowned hospitality group behind Gleneagles Townhouse and Mama Shelter, ventures into tropical paradise with the opening of SO/Maldives. Nestled upon the Emboodhoo Lagoon, this 15-acre property features 80 beachfront and overwater villas. With a French Riviera-inspired beach club and a Wellness camp, SO/Maldives invites guests to indulge in a holistic escape surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the Maldives.

Janu Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan (March 2024)

Aman, the epitome of stealth-wealth luxury, introduces Janu—a concept focused on human interaction, playful expression, and social wellness. The inaugural Janu project opens in Tokyo’s Azabudai Hills, boasting 122 suites, eight dining venues, and a 43,000-square-foot wellness space. Embracing the essence of Tokyo, this urban retreat promises a harmonious blend of serenity and vibrancy.

Kotiyagala, Sri Lanka (March 2024)

Within the enchanting Yala National Park, Kotiyagala emerges as a 12-villa haven surrounded by tropical wilderness. With onsite naturalists and safari rangers, guests can embark on explorations to spot elusive leopards and gentle sloths. The property’s seven-acre expanse offers a freshwater infinity pool and an Ayurvedic spa, creating a serene sanctuary in the heart of nature.

The Standard, Singapore (Summer 2024)

The Standard Singapore graces Orchard Road, enriching the city’s cultural scene with its vibrant, nightlife-focused brand. With 143 rooms, a signature restaurant, an infinity pool, and a bar set within a botanical courtyard, The Standard Singapore aims to become a pulsating hub for locals and travelers alike.

Rosewood Miyakojima, Okinawa, Japan (Late 2024)

Designed by Studio Piet Boon, Rosewood Miyakojima offers unobstructed views of the East China Sea. Set against the backdrop of Okinawa’s Higashi-Hennazaki Cape and Yonaha Maehama Beach, the resort features beachfront restaurants and bars, a hidden spa within manicured gardens, and promises an immersive journey into Japanese luxury.

Aman Bangkok (Late 2024)

Architect Jean-Michel Gathy crafts the urban oasis of Aman Bangkok within Nai Lert Park. This sanctuary, set to feature two spas, multiple restaurants, a cigar lounge, and a rooftop jazz bar, blends tranquility with urban sophistication, creating a haven in the heart of bustling Bangkok.

Banyan Tree Higashiyama, Kyoto, Japan (Late 2024)

Kengo Kuma and Associates shape the hilltop retreat of Banyan Tree Higashiyama in Kyoto. Boasting 52 rooms with panoramic views of Japan’s cultural capital, the hotel offers proximity to the iconic Gion and Higashiyama districts. Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of Kyoto at this architectural masterpiece.

As Asia welcomes these exceptional additions to its hospitality portfolio, travelers can anticipate not only luxurious accommodations but also an immersive cultural experience that celebrates the diverse landscapes and traditions of the region. The dawn of 2024 marks the beginning of a new era in Asian hospitality, where each hotel becomes a gateway to unforgettable journeys and enriching discoveries.

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