Indochina Kajima signs management and operation contract for high-end resort project in Phu Yen.

Bai Nom, located in Phu Yen province and close to Binh Dinh province, where Quy Nhon city is a well-known tourist destination with pristine beauty and stunning natural landscapes, is an ideal location to develop a peaceful, private, yet luxurious resort.

The Mandarin Oriental resort is built on a 29-hectare plot of land, approximately 50% of the total development area of ​​Indochina Kajima, adjacent to the traditional fishing village of Hoa An. Pristine and secluded, this area comprises a private cove with an unspoiled beach stretching over 800 meters, flanked on both sides by cliffs up to 80 meters high, offering panoramic views of the impressive coastline from north to south and the picturesque hills.

Upon completion, the resort will offer 72 spacious villas and hotel rooms, including 25 exclusive private resort villas branded as Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Bai Nom. Located directly on the beach or scattered across the hillsides, the villas and hotel rooms will feature private swimming pools and landscaped gardens.

Peter Ryder, CEO of Indochina Capital and Board Member of Indochina Kajima, shared the resort's design concept: “The resort will feature low-rise construction within a pristine natural setting, blending contemporary luxury design with an East Asian flair into the natural landscape. Timeless architecture and modern interior design will utilize locally sourced materials and design elements deeply rooted in Vietnamese culture.”

Speaking about the tourism development potential of Phu Yen Province, Mr. Keisuke Koshijima, Representative Director and Deputy General Director of Kajima Group, said: “Phu Yen has many favorable conditions, with its pristine and somewhat isolated natural environment being an attractive feature compared to places that have lost some of their original natural beauty.”

To manage and operate this exceptional resort, Indochina Kajima decided to partner with Mandarin Oriental Group, the owner and operator of many of the world's most prestigious and award-winning luxury hotels, resorts, and residences.

“We are delighted to bring Mandarin Oriental’s world-class service to a location that promises to become a world-class resort, and we are also thrilled to be working with our partners, who share our strong commitment to developing responsible tourism,” said James Riley, CEO of Mandarin Oriental Group.

Indochina Kajima has appointed a world-class, award-winning consulting team to design the Mandarin Oriental project in Bai Nom and will collaborate with leading project management and construction companies to develop the resort. Major components of the resort are expected to begin construction in the second half of 2023 and be completed by the end of 2025. The resort is scheduled to open in the first half of 2026.

Yen Nhi