The People’s Committee of the central province of Thanh Hóa has given its in-principle approval to the BID Pristine Resort to invest in the Nghi Son Economic Zone (EZ).
The perspective of the BID Pristine Resort to be built in the central province of Thanh Hoa’s Nghi Son Economic Zone (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) - The People’sCommittee of the central province of Thanh Hoa has given its in-principle approvalto the BID Pristine Resort to invest in the Nghi Son Economic Zone (EZ).
Located in Hai Hoa beach amidst naturalbeauty, the 500 billion VND (22.2 million USD) project, with its unique design,covers an area of 8.7ha. The BID Pristine Resort is expected to become one ofthe first hi-end resorts in the Nghi Son Economic Zone.
Tran Anh Duc, BID Group’s constructiondirector, said the resort would include 400 rooms having five-star standards,restaurants and other services. The facilities would meet the demand oftourists and foreign specialists working in the EZ.
Duc affirmed that the BID Pristine Resortwould become an ideal location for ecotourism, also combining forest and seaconservation.
The construction is scheduled to start inthe last quarter of the year and become operational in 2020. The project isexpected to contribute to the province’s development.-VNA
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The perspective of the BID Pristine Resort to be built in the central province of Thanh Hoa’s Nghi Son Economic Zone (Photo: VNA) 
