Nghi Son economic zone to welcome ecological resort
The People’s Committee in the central province of Thanh Hoa has recently given the go-ahead to a 15.6-million USD eco-tourist resort project in the Nghi Son economic zone in Tinh Gia district.
A view of the Nghi Son petrochemical refinery located in Nghi Son Economic Zone (EZ) in the central province of Thanh Hoa (Photo: vietnambiz.vn)
Hanoi (VNA) - The People’s Committee in the central provinceof Thanh Hoa has recently given the go-ahead to a 15.6-million USD eco-touristresort project in the Nghi Son economic zone in Tinh Gia district.
The project is jointly invested by Phu Thinh Phat General Trading Joint StockCompany and Tecco Investment Corporation Joint Stock Company. Some 62 percentof the project’s investment capital comes from equity and the rest is sourcedfrom bank loans.
Spanning an area of 28.9ha, the project will include a 6,000sq.mthree-star hotel, a 16,400sq.m condominium complex, a 5,000sq.m restaurant, a4,500sq.m spa, a 3,000sq.m swimming pool and several other facilities.
Construction of the resort is divided into two phases, expected to be completedand put into operation in the fourth quarter of 2020.
With the project, the investors aim at building an eco-tourism resort fortourists, diversifying the province’s tourism services and promoting culturalexchange.-VNA
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