3. Launched in 2000, Angsana Hotels &
Resorts, the sister brand of Banyan Tree
takes its name from the exotic Angsana
tree, a tall tropical rainforest tree noted
for its crown of golden fragrant flowers
that burst into bloom spontaneously. Its
first resort opened in Bintan, Indonesia.
Coming soon in December 2011, in Phuket,
Thailand, is the flagship Angsana resort.
Angsana Laguna Phuket will be the largest
resort under the Angsana brand with 409
keys. Located within Laguna Phuket, Asia’s
first integrated resort development, it is
just minutes from its multi-award-winning
Banyan Tree counterpart and 20 minutes
by car from Phuket International Airport.
Fresh Beginnings
The launch of the hotel follows the closure
of Sheraton Grande Laguna Phuket in June
2011, one of Phuket’s earliest and biggest
luxury hotels. Extensive renovations to
the sum of US$30 million will be carried
out as part of the works, which includes
an overhaul of the hotel lobby, rooms,
restaurants, meeting facilities, as well as
new and enhanced facilities for families
with young children.
Infused with a contemporary stylish
design, Angsana Laguna Phuket caters to
discerning travellers who seek a vibrant,
active vacation. Warm neutral tones set a
soothing backdrop, accented with deep,
sensual shades of purple and orange.
Chic Retreat for All
AngsanaLagunaPhuketoffersacombination
of room and suite categories for couples,
spacious two-bedroom suites for families
or friends, and the beach and sea-fronting
villas.
For corporate retreats or incentive groups,
the resort provides nine meeting rooms
and a 358-square-metre ballroom that are
excellent for various events.
Pleasure in the Sun
Angsana Laguna Phuket is located close
to Bang Tao Bay, which has one of the
longest beaches in Phuket. Perched on
the powder-fine white sand beach, the
Angsana Blossoms in Phuket
Opening Soon
Dec 2011
resort’s destination beach club is set to be
a popular venue amongst guests with its
array of recreational activities and facilities.
Youngsters will have a ball of a time at the
tree house-inspired, double-storey Kids’
Club. It also features a relaxation corner
for parents to enjoy a drink or two while
waiting, that is, provided they are not
somewhere else – perhaps enjoying an
intimate couple massage at Angsana Spa!
Sensory Indulgences
Angsana Spa’s refreshing blend of
treatments emphasise the use of natural
ingredients like native flowers and fruits. It
incorporates aromatherapy, the therapeutic
sense of touch, and a fusion of healing
techniques from the East and the West to
rejuvenate the body, mind, and spirit. All
spa therapists are professionally trained
at Banyan Tree Spa Academies in Phuket,
Thailand and Lijiang, China.
Angsana Spa Laguna Phuket features
multiple treatment rooms and outdoor
pavilions. Signature treatments include
the proprietary Angsana Massage, and
BambooMassagewhichuseswarmbamboo
to ease stiff muscles and stimulate blood
circulation.
WishtorecreatetheAngsanaSpaexperience?
Stop by Angsana Gallery to choose from
its selection of aromatic essential oils,
incense sticks, aromatherapy accessories,
and bath collections inspired by signature
spa treatments. The retail gallery also
offers a vibrant range of resort apparel
and selected cottage craft from the region.
Gastronomic Journey
Culinary enthusiasts will be spoilt for choice
as they dine at any of the 30 restaurants in
Laguna Phuket. Within Angsana Laguna
Phuket itself, one of the highlights would
be a new restaurant serving up Thai-style
seafood.
Hotel Reservations
For stays from 1 December 2011,
enquiries and reservations services
for Angsana Laguna Phuket may be
made via reservations@angsana.com
or telephone +65 6849 5788.
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4. The largest island in the Riau Indonesian
archipelago, Bintan is 45 minutes by high-
speed catamaran from Singapore, making
it a choice beach destination for residents
in Singapore and visitors passing through
Changi Airport.
Set in the picturesque Tanjung Said Bay,
a secluded bay on the northwestern tip of
Bintan, Angsana Bintan recently unveiled
in June its stylish, contemporary look
alongside a host of new, improved facilities.
Ideal for couples, families, and friends
seeking a chic yet cosy beach retreat,
Angsana Bintan presents 106 rooms and
suites, ranging from Superior Room to
Deluxe Room, and One-Bedroom Suite
to the Two-Bedroom Angsana Suite.
Angsana Bintan has a unique coastal
rainforest location endowed with a private,
powder-white beach that it shares with
sister resort, Banyan Tree Bintan. Add to
this panoramic sunrise and sunset views
across the South China Sea, it is little
wonder that Angsana Bintan is a popular
tropical island getaway for both leisure-
seekers and incentive groups.
AN ISLAND
ESCAPE ABOVE
THE REST
Angsana Bintan unveils its stylish rooms and new facilities
Never a dull moment
Angsana Bintan offers a wide selection
of recreational activities such as beach
volleyball, golf, aerobics, and bocce
ball. Over at the Marine Centre, water
enthusiasts can choose between
windsurfing, snorkelling, kayaking, body
boarding, zuma sailing, hobie catamaran
sailing, banana boat ride, water and
jet skiing.
Take a spin on an All-Terrain Vehicle
around a designated track that starts
near the beach and meanders through
an interesting village and trees.
If these still don’t work up a sweat, stop
by the new gymnasium, equipped with
cardiovascular and strength training
machines.
Corporate retreats atAngsana Bintan feature
a good mix of work and play with themed
meeting packages that cater to the needs
of different groups, ensuring that there is
never a dull moment.
One with Nature
Embark on the new Ranger Trail walk,
specially developed by the resort’s on-site
Conservation Lab team to let nature lovers
get up close and personal with the flora
and fauna in this thriving coastal tropical
rainforest environment. Led by a trained
ranger, learn how the locals use some of
these indigenous plants for medicinal and
building purposes.
Parents travelling with young children will
appreciate the Kids’ Club and babysitting
services at Angsana Bintan. While the
adults take themselves away for some
quality couple time, the little ones will
be busy learning new things or having
fun with newfound friends.
A stay at Angsana Bintan is incomplete
without a pampering session at its award-
winning spa. Angsana Spa Bintan offers
a refreshing blend of treatments, adapted
from traditional Asian remedies, using
aromatherapy and natural ingredients
like native flowers and fruits. Signature
treatments include the 150-minute Duet
package for couples and the Angsana
Massage.
Beachfront dining
Seafood is dominant in the local diet.
Sample freshly grilled fish and prawns,
washed down with cool white wine, at the
beachside Pantai Grill and Beach Club.
Don’t miss the homemade empanadas –
stuffed pastries popular in Latin America
and south Europe given a local twist,
bursting with flavours like curry chicken
and rendang.
Lotus Café serves up international and
Indonesian fare all day, as well as a seafood
barbecue buffet every Friday.
On a quiet stretch of beach, Dinner of the
Legend unveils a sumptuous Indonesian
Rijstafel meal complete with a storyteller
and fascinating Indonesian folklore. This
can be arranged as a private dinner for
two or expanded to seat a medium-sized
group.
Fo r ye t a n o t h e r u n i q u e d i n i n g
experience, head to the Fisherman’s
Table. Accommodating up to six people,
feast on chilli crab while seated in chairs
carved out of wooden fishing boats with
sand between your toes.
Stylish? Check. Contemporary? Check.
Vibrant? Check.
Pull out your planner and clear some days
for your next beach holiday!
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5. Jewel in the Delta
Banyan Tree Macau welcomes you to a tranquil haven in
bustling Macau
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Banyan Tree Macau welcomes you to a
tranquil haven in bustling Macau.
Colonised by the Portuguese in the mid-
16th century, Macau was the first European
settlement in the Pearl River delta.Through
the centuries, foreign ships, traders, and
travellers passed through its shores as
it grew from an important trading post
into the bustling modern entertainment
mecca of today.
New Arrival
One of the peninsula’s latest arrivals is
Banyan Tree Macau, which promises to
provide its guests with a Sanctuary for
the Senses.
Newly unveiled in May 2011, it is Macau’s
first five-star urban resort with indoor
Relaxation Pools in every suite, as well as
pool villas that come with private pools
and air-conditioned cabanas.
Banyan Tree Macau is situated within
the brand-new integrated resort Galaxy
Macau in Cotai City, a sliver of reclaimed
land connecting the islands of Taipa and
Coloane.
Leisure, entertainment, and relaxation
options abound. BanyanTree Macau offers
easy access to over 50 dining, gaming
and entertainment facilities within the
550,000-square-metre Galaxy Macau.
Sanctuary for the Senses
If you need to take a breather from the
adrenalin rush and excitement, simply
retreat to one of Banyan Tree Macau’s
suites or pool villas.
All 227 suites – Grand Cotai Suite, Grand
Macau Suite, Spa Suite, and Presidential
Suite – come with an inviting Relaxation
Pool that is best complemented with
some freshly popped champagne as you
take in the views of this all-suite hotel.
At the 30th floor, step into the double-storey
Presidential Suite, where breathtaking
panoramic views of Cotai Strip greet
you. Spread over 670 square metres, the
Presidential Suite comes with everything
that a family or a small group of friends
would need for an engaging retreat: two
bedrooms, an indoor Relaxation Pool,
dining room, fully-fitted kitchen, and a
dedicated gaming room.
After hours of non-stop shopping or gaming
at the tables, a massage is definitely on
the cards.
There’s always Banyan Tree’s award-
winning spa, but if you prefer to stay
in total privacy, the Spa Suite would be
perfect for you. Within this 130-square-
metre haven stands a private treatment
room, where couples can indulge in a
rejuvenating spa massage.
Up the ante with the Sanctuary Pool
Villa, which also comes with its own spa
treatment room – this on top of a private
outdoor pool, a landscaped garden, a living
area, and a gourmet kitchen. Extending
over 950 square metres, the expansive
two-bedroom villa is ideal for families
and friends.
Additionally, a Resort Host is appointed
to each of the six Sanctuary Pool Villas.
Guests can count on their personal Resort
Host (contactable 24 hours a day, 7 days
a week via mobile phone) for a worry-
free holiday. Craving a freshly prepared
omelette for breakfast in the garden? You
just have to ask!
Romancing couples may prefer the intimacy
of the 160-square-metre SkyVilla, with its
indoor Relaxation Pool and private garden.
There is also the Pool Villa at 450 square
metres with additional perks like a pool
and 24-hour resort host service.
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6. Sensory Indulgences
Spanning 3,400 square metres, Banyan
Tree Spa Macau’s interior design is
contemporary Asian, using bamboo and
skylights to create an outdoor garden
experience indoors.
With its pampering range of Asian-
inspired body and beauty treatments that
are delightfully dispensed by its team of
professionally trained spa therapists, Banyan
Tree Spa Macau is arguably the best bet
for those seeking complete rejuvenation
in the lively city.
To recreate the BanyanTree Spa experience
at home, a visit to Banyan Tree Gallery is
a must.The retail gallery features aromatic
body and hair care collections inspired
by spa treatments, as well as signature
BanyanTree Spa aromatherapy accessories
- from elegant ceramic-glazed oil burners,
essential oils, and incense sticks.
In keeping with community outreach
initiatives, BanyanTree Gallery showcases
cottage crafts and objets d’art crafted by
village artisans and Asian cooperatives.
Gastronomic Pleasures
Holding its weight alongside the many
dining options within the Galaxy Macau
development, Banyan Tree Macau’s
signature restaurant Belon Oyster Bar and
Grill offers seafood and grilled specialties,
an extensive wine list, all in an exquisite
elegant setting. The restaurant’s three
private dining areas provide an intimate
venue for celebrations and groups. Over at
the cigar divan, aficionados can leisurely
savour their favourite Cuban accompanied
by their favourite Scotch.
The all-day dining Banyan Café presents
an international culinary selection with
an emphasis on local and Southeast Asian
cooking. Banyan Lounge exudes a relaxed
ambiance for casual lounging.
For basking in the sun, make your way
to the Cabana Pool Bar. Located on the
Resort Deck, this is an exclusive yet
informal dining venue with direct access
to the large outdoor pool, pool bar, and
sunbathing deck with eight plush cabanas.
All else on the cards
Banyan Tree Macau sets the stage for
successful business events, conferences,
and meetings. There are two conference
rooms spanning a total of 660 square
metres, which can be divided into four
separate venues for smaller gatherings.The
grand ballroom hosts up to 430 people
and is ideal for grand banquets.
The well-appointed gymnasium and
indoor pool on the 31st floor are open
daily. At the Resort Deck, guests will be
thrilled to find themselves in the world’s
largest “sky wave” pool which features a
man-made 150-metre white sand beach
complete with dramatic waves.
Hotel’s General Manager, Mr. Rudy Oretti,
sums up what guests can anticipate:
“Banyan Tree Macau is designed for
travellers looking to immerse themselves
in the excitement of Cotai’s entertainment
district, but still desire their own private
sanctuary to relax in. We’ve brought
together the best of BanyanTree’s touches
to offer a Sanctuary for the Senses for our
guests in this exhilarating new destination.”
For reservations, contact Banyan Tree
Macau at +853 8883 8833 or email
reservations-macau@banyantree.com.Visit
banyantree.com for more information.
Destination Draws
There is so much more to Macau than
just gaming, entertainment venues, and
sprawling malls.
Ties that Bind
A Special Administrative Region of China,
Macau offers a unique juxtaposition of
east and west, old and new. Its historic
centre was recognised by UNESCO as
a World Heritage Cultural Site in 2005.
Macau’s Mediterranean vibe comes
through its mix of baroque churches,
ancient fortress, cobblestone streets, grand
civic squares, and Art Deco architecture.
Its Chinese heritage is evident in the
traditional Chinese mansions, temples,
and statues dotting the peninsula, as well
as in its distinctive cuisine.
Attractions include the ruins of St. Paul’s,
Guia Fort and lighthouse, the 16th-century
A-MaTemple, and bustling Senado Square.
Festival Calendar
Thousands of pilgrims go to A-MaTemple,
Macau’s oldest temple, during the annual
A-Ma Festival on the 23rd day of the third
lunar month, to pray for good luck and
blessings.The Macau International Dragon
Boat Race is an annual fixture, held in
conjunction with the traditional Duanwu
Festival around the fifth lunar month.
Make your way to the 338-metre Macau
Tower for the best views during the annual
Macau International Fireworks Display
Contest, which lights up the night skies
with exciting pyrotechnics over five
nights in September 2011. From 17 to
20 November 2011, Macau will host the
annual adrenalin-pumping 58th Macau
Grand Prix, the only street circuit racing
event in which both car and motorcycle
races are held.
Wine and Dine
The Macau Food Festival takes place
around the same time as the Grand Prix,
bringing together a mind-boggling selection
of Asian, European, and local cuisine.
The unique Macanese cuisine is a melting
pot of Portuguese, Chinese, and even
Indian and Malay culinary fares. Rest
your feet at one of the many Portuguese
and Italian-style coffee shops in the city
centre, and don’t forget to order some
pastel de nata (Portuguese egg tarts).
Getting there
The main transit points are Macau
International Airport,Taipa FerryTerminal
and the Macau Heliport. Banyan Tree
Macau is 15 minutes by car from Macau
International Airport, and 10 minutes from
the ferry terminal.
Weather
Subtropical climate with cool, dry winters
and warm, wet summers.Autumn is the best
season to visit with sunny yet cool days.
Languages
Official: Portuguese and Cantonese
Mandarin, English, and even Hokkien are
widely used within some communities
Currency
Official: Macau Pataca (MOP)
Hong Kong dollars are interchangeable
with the MOP and Chinese Renminbi
can be used too.
Travel Information
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7. Banyan Tree Spa
Marina Bay Sands
Award-winning Banyan Tree Spa makes its Singapore debut
Unveiling an oasis in the sky, Banyan
Tree Spa Marina Bay Sands marks award-
winning Banyan Tree’s homecoming and
very first spa in Singapore.
Created as an urban spa with a unique
sense of place, Banyan Tree Spa Marina
Bay Sands infuses the sleek glamour of
its modern interiors to Banyan Tree’s
tradition of staging sensual, spiritual and
Asian-inspired experience for its guests.
Set to be the tallest Banyan Tree Spa on
the 55th level with spectacular views at
the iconic Marina Bay Sands Hotel, it
features a sophisticated and refined design
and interior, yet with the very appeal of
a Banyan Tree resort.
Earth tones with notes of black accent,
this spa is holistically themed around
the timeless concept of the Tree of Life
by Architrave, Banyan Tree’s design arm,
responsible for the Group’s award-winning
designs around the globe. The distinctive
Tree of Life, represented in almost all
cultures, symbolises immortality and
wisdom. It also highlights the importance
of preserving and connecting with nature
– a reflection of Banyan Tree’s vision
and commitment to Corporate Social
Responsibility and sustainable growth.
Nestled in the heart of Singapore, it
represents Singapore’s renowned position
as a flourishing garden city and embraces
wellness and rejuvenation – Banyan Tree
Spa’s very philosophy of immersing a Spa
experience in a tropical garden setting -
with a contemporary twist.
The lush and private confines of this intimate
haven welcomes you at the inviting Spa
Lobby, showcasing an exquisite starry
sky set against an intricate and graceful
Tree of Life feature wall artpiece. Taking
centre stage in the lobby is a magnificent
Arbol de la Vida Tree of Life sculpture
from Mexico, adding to the imagery of
a tropical garden in a modern depiction.
Artistic expressions of design, aesthetics
and finishes of the Spa honour our Asian
heritage, celebrating creativity and the
intricate work of human hands. Leaf-
patterned hand-carved timber panels by
artisans from Indonesia adorn the walls
and doors, while abaca woven fiber panels
from The Philippines, onyx and solid
bamboo are crafted into floors and wall
panels.The spa walkway is beautifully lined
with creepers and vines from Indonesia
spelling adventure in a tropical jungle
while acrylic bamboo from Thailand
adds contrast and a sense of calm in a
bamboo garden. Interior furnishings and
touches include Chinese style painting,
Thai style painting, Balinese stone carving,
and modern laser cut-out screens feature
different elegant styles of the Tree of Life.
15 uniquely designed treatment rooms
come with paranomic views, as well as a
beauty salon, a Banyan Tree Spa Gallery,
and cosy Tea Lounge for relaxation after
your pampering treatment.
Experience an immediate sense of tranquility
and calm of the award-winning Banyan
Tree Spa experience. Banyan Tree Spa
Marina Bay Sands – where a realm of
comfort and pleasure awaits.
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8. Global events of recent years seem not
to have affected the growth and progress
of China, which continues to march on
strongly.
The Ascent
The United Nations World Tourism
Organization (UNWTO) reported that
China welcomed 53 million visitors in
2010, making it the third most-visited
destination worldwide after France and
the United States. It also predicted that
China would be the world’s leading travel
destination by 2018.
There is little wonder why China is one
of the most-visited destinations in the
world – the second largest country in the
world, and also one of the most populated,
China offers an unparalleled selection of
heritage sites and culinary arts alongside its
remarkably diverse culture. Moving from
one place to another, the scene changes
from a secluded monastery tucked atop
remote soaring mountains, to bustling
cities with towering skyscrapers.
Soaring Numbers
Add to the equation a burgeoning middle
class that is eager to travel, both abroad
and within China itself.
China recorded a 21% surge to overtake
France as the fourth biggest tourism spender
in 2009 (UNWTO).As a source market, the
Chinese taking foreign trips is expected to
Journey Through
The Middle
Kingdom
Did You Know?
• That there are 56 officially
recognised ethnic groups in
China
• China was closed to foreign
tourism between 1949 and
1974
• As of 2010, there are 40World
HeritageSitesrecognisedbythe
United Nations Educational,
Scientific and Cultural
Organization (UNESCO)
• China is one of the top three
countries with the greatest
number of UNESCO World
Heritage Sites
continue to grow at a phenomenal pace,
potentially surpassing Germany as the
top outbound travel market worldwide.
Early Movers
Banyan Tree set roots in China in 2005
with Banyan Tree Ringha, a tranquil
mountain retreat in rustic Shangri-La.
Another opening in the Yunnan Province
soon followed - the multi-award-winning
Banyan Tree Lijiang, in 2006.
These were joined by Banyan Tree Sanya,
HainanIsland(2008);BanyanTreeHangzhou
(2009); Angsana Fuxian Lake, Kunming
(2010); and Banyan Tree Macau (2011).
Adding to the Group’s presence are
BanyanTree Spa Shanghai and standalone
Angsana Spas in cities like Guangzhou
and Shanghai.
Latest Milestone
January 2011 marked the successful closing
of the BanyanTree China Hospitality Fund
(“China Fund”), which is the Group’s first
Renminbi-denominated private equity
fund in China.
The capital commitments for the China
Fund totalled RMB1.07 billion, mostly
invested by high-net-worth individuals
from China, following the successful fund-
raising road show in 2010 to standing-
room-only audiences.
The China Fund, a private equity investment
fund, will primarily make equity investments
in onshore companies undertaking
hospitality projects in China that will be
operated under either the “Banyan Tree”
or the “Angsana” brand.
The Path Ahead
The successful closing of the China Fund
reflects Chinese investors’ confidence,
both in Banyan Tree Group and in the
country’s domestic tourism.
On the part of Banyan Tree, the China
Fund will enable the Group to reinforce
its growing collection of resorts and hotels
in the country.
Banyan Tree Lijiang Banyan Tree Macau
Banyan Tree Ringha Banyan Tree Sanya Banyan Tree Hangzhou
In 2011, aside from the recent launch of
Banyan Tree Macau, the Group is slated
to open two other hotels in China: Banyan
Tree Riverside in Shanghai and Angsana
Hangzhou. More “Banyan Tree”s and
“Angsana”s are also being planted in
China, over the next three years, with
hotel and spa projects in cities likeTianjin,
Jiuzhaigou, Guilin, Nanjing, Chengdu,
and Dunhuang.
Unprecedented opportunities abound
in China. With the fastest urbanisation
rate in history, plus a rising generation of
affluent Chinese middle class, the growth
of its tourism market can only grow from
strength to strength.
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9. The Li people form one of the 56 officially
recognised ethnic groups in China.Amongst
the earliest settlers of Hainan Island, the
Lis recorded their history and culture using
intricate hand-woven textile patterns as
they had no written language.
Interwoven with their heritage, these
traditional textile techniques are at risk
of extinction as the number of skilled
weavers has dwindled significantly over
recent decades.
FROM A TIME LONG GONE
The Li brocade is regarded as the earliest
form of woven textile in China, dating as
far back as 2,500 years.
Historical records show China’s legendary
weaver Huang Daopo acquired her
techniques from the Li women in the 13th
century. Born to a poor family, Huang
was a child bride at 12. She fled her
hometown and lived in Hainan with the
Lis, from whom she learnt weaving and
spinning over some 30 years. When she
returned to her native Songjiang district
in Shanghai, Huang passed on her skills,
marking a crucial point in the development
of the Chinese textile industry.
SPINNING A YARN
Traditional Li textile techniques involve
spinning,dyeing,weavingandembroidering.
Using primitive backstrap looms, the
most distinctive techniques include the
warp ikat and double-sided embroidery,
employing cotton, hemp, and natural dyes.
It takes at least three months to create an
entire costume.
Daughters are taught at a young age by
their mothers through verbal instruction
and demonstration. Each textile pattern
is designed by the Li women by infusing
imagination with their knowledge of
traditional styles.
The textiles play an integral part in
major festivals and occasions, especially
weddings, for which the Li women design
their own dresses.
SAFEGUARDING CULTURE
In the 1950s, there were still 50,000 Li
women engaged in spinning and weaving
as a way of life. 50 years later, fewer than
1,000 know the techniques, with most of
them in their seventies. Causative factors
include limited natural resources, change
in the Lis’ lifestyle with globalisation and
industrialisation with mechanical looms,
all impacting this glorious and ancient
hand art.
A Stitch
In Time
Banyan Tree and Angsana
Gallery to open in new
destinations
Five
Elements
The time-honoured Chinese philosophy of
Wu Xing or “Five Elements” symbolises the
life forces present in all things.Together with
the Yin-Yang balance, the five elemental
energies of Gold, Wood, Water, Fire, and
Earth – form the main roots in traditional
Chinese medicine and wellbeing.
Banyan Tree Spa Shanghai, the Group’s
first spa in China, features a series of
pampering treatments inspired by the Five
Elements concept. In 2011, Banyan Tree
Gallery launched a range of toiletries –
comprising shower gel, bath foam, body
scrub, and body lotion – based on these
treatments.
The Five Elements bath and body care
collection is available at Banyan Tree
Gallery shops in Singapore, Banyan Tree
resorts in Bangkok and Phuket, Thailand;
Bintan, Indonesia; the Maldives; Riviera
Maya and Acapulco, Mexico; and the
Seychelles. These will be complemented
by the Five Elements hair care products, to
be launched in the second half of 2011.
Yo u m ay a l s o s h o p o n l i n e a t :
banyantreegallery.com.
Gold 金
Represents purification and cleansing
of energies
Bottled goodness:
Lavender water – Promotes relaxation
and tranquillity
Phytoplankton – Energises and revitalises
skin
Bamboo extract – Anti-irritant, exfoliating,
and rich in anti-oxidants
Suitable for combination and oily skin types.
Wood 木
Symbolises growth, regeneration, and Spring
Bottled goodness:
Kombucha (sweet black tea) – Rich in
anti-oxidants and improves skin tone
Green Tea extract – Anti-bacterial and
anti-inflammatory
Hyaluronan – Leaves skin hydrated and
supple
Suitable for mature skin.
Water 水
Constantly flowing, water is meditative,
gentle, and refreshing
Bottled goodness:
Argan oil – Hydrating and nourishing
Seamollient extract – Moisturises, hydrates,
and adds lustre to skin
Oat extract –Anti-irritant, anti-inflammatory,
and moisturising
Suitable for dry and dehydrated skin.
Fire 火
Fire counters body heat
Bottled goodnesss:
Enantia tree bark, olive tree leaves – Controls
sebum production, minimises pores
Willow bark, witch hazel extracts –
Revitalises and soothes skin
Suitable for oily skin.
Earth 土
Regulates and promotes even distribution
of energy throughout the body
Bottled goodness:
Rose water – Anti-bacterial and antiseptic
properties
Inca omega oil – Hydrates and restores
moisture balance
Lavender extract – Calming and soothing
for the senses
Suitable for combination and oily skin types.
A nomination to UNESCO resulted in the
2009 inscription of traditional Li textile
techniques on the List of Intangible Cultural
Heritage in Need of Urgent Safeguarding
– with the goal that “this living heritage is
passed on from generation to generation,
providing communities and groups with a
sense of identity and continuity.”
Give your support to this cause: Visit
museumshop.com.sg to purchase one
of the handcrafted Li cotton accessories.
Prices start from US$20 for a small
embroidered pouch.
BANYAN TREE GALLERY 1716
10. Angsana Hangzhou, China
Located in China’s famed Xixi National
Wetlands Park, the contemporary 59-room
resort is just minutes from the award-
winning Banyan Tree Hangzhou that
opened in late 2009. Infused with stylish
chinois design touches,Angsana Hangzhou
is set to be an enlivening getaway amid
verdant grounds and facilities including
an all-day-dining restaurant with an outdoor
terrace, a poolside bar and roof garden,
meeting facilities, and a library.
Scheduled Opening: Third quarter 2011
Spreading
Roots
Around the
World
Banyan Tree and Angsana to open in
new destinations
Aside from the launch of Banyan Tree
Macau in China in May 2011, the Group
will establish its presence in three other
cities in the mainland: Shanghai, Tianjin,
and Hangzhou.
2011 also marks a milestone for Angsana
Hotels and Resorts with the expected
year-end opening of its flagship property,
Angsana Laguna Phuket in Thailand. In
addition, a stylish, contemporary Angsana
Bintan, the first resort under the Angsana
brand, was recently unveiled after extensive
renovations.
Two new Angsana resorts are also slated to
open in the second half of 2011 - Angsana
Hangzhou in China andAngsana Balaclava
in Mauritius.
Angsana Balaclava, Mauritius
Set in Mauritius’ picturesque Baie aux
Tortues, or Turtle Bay, and ten minutes
from the capital of Port Louis, Angsana
Balaclava is the Group’s first resort in this
popular beach destination.The architecture
and design of the 39 suites and 11 villas
reflect the unique Mauritian culture – a
fusion of Oriental, Occidental, and African
influences, featuring thatched roofs, rattan
wall coverings, and stone flooring.
Angsana Balaclava offers an array of
activities from water sports to pampering
spa treatments, from poolside barbecues
to in-villa recreation for children. There
are also meeting facilities and a dedicated
environmental conservation centre. The
mesmerising sunsets over the Indian Ocean
are not to be missed.
Scheduled Opening: Fourth quarter 2011
Banyan Tree Riverside, China
Located on the expansive Huangpu
riverfront, the hotel is 30 minutes by
car from the Bund and Pudong Lujiazui
central business district, offering Shanghai’s
denizens and visitors a quick escape from
the city’s hustle and bustle. Banyan Tree
Riverside presents a unique combination of
modern low-rise hotel and courtyard-style
villas assembled from parts of old houses
that come from the Yangtze River Delta
in China. Facilities include the award-
winning Banyan Tree Spa, Banyan Tree
Gallery, indoor and outdoor swimming
pools, meeting facilities, and gourmet
restaurants.
Scheduled Opening: Fourth quarter 2011
Banyan Tree Tianjin, China
Located in the heart of the Haihe Finance
and Trade Zone, and a 30-minute drive
from Tianjin airport, Banyan Tree Tianjin
offers a sanctuary for the senses with
its scenic waterfront river views. The
development features guest rooms, serviced
residences, Banyan Tree Spa, restaurants,
meeting facilities, as well as luxury retail
shopping and high-end offices.The lavish
and spacious Spa Suites are ideal for
complete relaxation, especially after long
business meetings.
Scheduled Opening: Third quarter 2011
Angsana Hangzhou, China
Banyan Tree Riverside, China Banyan Tree Tianjin, China
Angsana Balaclava, Mauritius
NEW OPENINGS 1918
11. The flagship BanyanTree Phuket offers the
signature DoublePool Villa where guests
are ushered into an exclusive oasis of
tranquility that invigorates the senses and
promises to fulfill every intimate pleasure.
The journey begins
Upon arrival, you are whisked through
customs at the airport. The chauffeured
car drives through a private resort entrance
where your dedicated villa host greets you
and you are checked into the comfort of
your villa.
Redefining hospitality, your villa host
attends to your needs round the clock
and can be contacted via mobile phone.
Your private resort
The 24 DoublePoolVillas span a land area
of 1,300 to 2,500 square metres, in one,
two, and three-bedroom options.
Embark on a breathtaking seaplane journey
to the pristine South Nilandhe Atoll where
Angsana Velavaru awaits. Aside from
beachfront villas, the resort presents an
exclusive cluster of InOcean Villas, the
first standalone collection of water villas
in the Maldives.
With over one square kilometre of private
lagoon, 101 activities are yours to try
where you please – on the beach, in the
sea, or in the inviting turquoise lagoon!
In the lagoon
Choose from an extensive range of activities
such as glass bottom canoeing, catamaran
sailing, kite boarding, wake boarding,
banana boat rides, barefoot water skiing,
and parasailing.
The InOcean Villas are perched on the
edge of the Indian Ocean. With the lagoon
at their doorstep, InOcean Villa guests
can readily explore the waters and coral
gardens with the snorkelling gear provided.
Help preserve the Maldives’ marine life
by participating in coral planting and reef
cleaning sessions.
Each villa offers a tropical garden with an
infinity pool that blends into the lagoon.
Immersed in the pool is a crystal jet pool
– an ideal spot to stargaze as fibre-optic
lights shimmer in the water below.
Pass through the spacious living area and
discover the glass-walled master bedroom:
hidden from view by a landscaped wall
and surrounded by a wading pool.
Sensual touches
On a chosen night, the villa is transformed
– using aromatic incense, rose petals,
candles – into a magical space, complete
with wine and handmade chocolates.
Guests who stay three nights or more
are treated to a rejuvenating Rainmist
treatment at Banyan Tree Spa.
Gastronomic pleasures
Wake up each morning to breakfast that
is prepared by your villa host.
In the sea
Learn more about the underwater world
on a snorkelling trip led by the resort’s
resident Marine Biologist.
Divers will be thrilled to know that
Velavaru Island is situated near several
top dive sites. Certified instructors at the
PADI Gold Palm 5-Star dive centre guide
divers, from beginners to experts. Get
ready to spot white tip reef sharks, eagle
rays, turtles, and whale sharks!
On the water
The thrill of reeling in a catch during night
fishing is unforgettable. Further savour the
moment as your catch is prepared for your
lunch or dinner!
What about a champagne sunset cruise
on a dhoni (traditional Maldivian boat)
or a private island picnic?
There are over 1,000 islands in the Maldives.
Join an island hopping tour or visit the
markets to see the local way of life.
Your Private
Resort
DoublePool Villa at Banyan Tree Phuket, Thailand
101Activities...No Lagoon Like ItInOcean Villa at Angsana Velavaru, Maldives
The coffee man, Khun Koe Pi, comes by
every afternoon with strong black coffee
served Thai-style with sweet cream,
complementedwithlocalcakesandpastries.
Come nightfall, enjoy a pre-dinner cocktail
by your private pool.
Traditional Thai ceremonies
Float a lighted candle on a banana leaf
and make a wish as it drifts into the lagoon
during the Loy Krathong ceremony.
On the last night of your stay, light a
giant paper lantern and send a wish to
the heavens as part of the Comb Loy
ceremony.
At departure, your villa host hands you a
framed photo and some delicate miniature
orchids… a keepsake to take home, until
the next trip back to your private resort.
On the beach
Get active with activities like beach
volleyball, petanque, table tennis, billards,
kite flying, frisbee, and Bodu Beru dancing.
Or be spoilt by our Angsana Spa therapists
with blissful Asian-inspired treatments.
Couples can leave their little ones at the
Kids’ Club where they will be well occupied
with activities like bubble making and
snorkelling lessons.
Dining options include Italian gourmet
cuisine at Azzuro; international and
Maldivian specialties at Kaani; fresh
seafood at Funa; cocktails and finger
food at Kuredhi Bar; beach barbecues;
In-Villa Dining; and dinner on a deserted
island. Cooking and cocktail classes are
also available.
Make new unique memories at
Angsana Velavaru.
SPECIAL FEATURE
SPECIAL FEATURE
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12. BanyanTree’s Concept of Sustainability
Sustainability and CSR guidelines provide a
framework for harmonising the constructive
and beneficial outcomes of individual
enterprise with the interests of others.
By pursuing sustainability, firms and
individuals are constrained to internalise
value propositions that help to moderate
their behaviour without the loss of
entrepreneurial efforts.
Under socially responsible operational
guidelines, free market risk and reward
are kept in a more sustainable balance. It
is a check and balance decision making
process for businesses by requiring business
to address the triple bottom line:
a. The economic bottom-line refers to an
emphasis on financial performance,
not only to long term profit but to the
philosophiesbehindacompany’sstrategy
or behaviour, the sustainability of its
businesses and its “human capital.”
b. The environmental bottom-line refers
to the impact of a company’s products
or operations on the environment,
plus the nature of its consumption
and emissions and how the company
is dealing with both.
c. The social bottom-line refers to how
a company approaches issues such as
cultural, ethnic and gender diversity;
working hours and wages; staff security;
and the company’s contribution to
community services and facilities.
Actualising a Sustainability Mindset
In 2007, Banyan Tree rolled out three
group wide external initiatives, Resource
Conservation, Greening Communities,
and Seedlings.
Resource Conservation
This group wide initiative seeks to monitor
and reduce operational impacts of our
resorts and hotels on the environment.
Specifically, we seek to reduce energy
consumption, potable water consumption,
and the amount of waste sent to landfill
at each location. Achievements are
benchmarked against the industry and
externally certified through the EarthCheck
program.
Greening Communities
Our resorts have been tasked to plant 2000
new trees per year while working with
local community members, associates, and
guests to create a wider impact by raising
awareness. While this effort may enhance
Meaning, companies must consider
the quality of their relationships with
stakeholders- customers, employees,
shareholders, creditors, suppliers, society
as a whole, and our global ecosystems.
A triple bottom-line approach requires
companies to measure and enhance
those relationships on a continuous and
transparent basis in order to create value for
stakeholders. In the long run a company’s
stakeholder relationships are intangible
assets which contribute to the company’s
very tangible capitalisation value.
Conservation,
Greening and
Mentorship
Sustainability the
Banyan Tree Way
the air qualities globally and beautify
locations while reducing the negative
ecological impacts of human activity,
its main purpose is to raise awareness of
climate change and the importance of
environmental conservation, especially
within developing communities.
From 2007 through 2010, Banyan Tree
has planted 96,673 trees across Thailand,
China, Indonesia, Maldives, Australia,
Laos, Mexico, and Seychelles. The effort
continues to be rolled out as more resorts
open.
Seedlings
This group wide initiative aims to support
at-risk young people aged between 12 and
18 by harnessing the core competencies
of our hotels. A three-phase program,
Seedlings provides: trained Banyan Tree
volunteers for 6 year Mentorships with
marginalised youths, Scholarships to
enable continued educations, and finally
2-year paid Internships within the hotel to
give valuable work experience once the
young person makes the adult decision
to enter the workforce.
By the end of 2010, 11 resorts had launched
the effort, translating to:
• 12 internal mentor trainers, trained by
University of Wales to conduct trainer
sessions
• 46 total young people under mentorship
and scholarship
• 46 active mentors (all Banyan Tree
or Angsana associates) and 43 more
mentors already trained and ready to
work with young people
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13. Banyan Tree Residences provide an
opportunity for you to invest in your own
signatureVilla, Townhouse or Apartment
in 4 highly sought-after locations -
Bangkok, Phuket, Bintan, and Lijiang.
Residence owners enjoy a worry-free
lifestyle investment with an annual return
of 6% for 6 years, or share of actual room
revenue with the potential to provide an
appreciated investment in years to come.
members and assist with all reservations
and other requirements.
Banyan Tree Residences Phuket
Revel in waterfront living at Banyan Tree
Residences Phuket, where residence owners
enjoy a fine lifestyle in a scenic, relaxing
location. Banyan Tree Residences come
with the Banyan Tree touch renowned
in its tasteful, luxurious interior designs
accented with the charming Asian spirit.
In these elegant villas, residents
can appreciate the ultimate
attention to detail. Whether for
entertaining, privacy, holiday or
work, our BanyanTree Residences
comprise one and two-bedroom
DoublePool Villas and two-
bedroom Pool Villas.
BanyanTree Residences Bintan
Banyan Tree Bintan, situated at
Tanjong Said on a secluded bay
on Bintan Island, Indonesia is just
an hour from Singapore via high-speed
catamaran and a 10-minute drive from
the jetty. It is also close to the facilities
of affiliated properties located in the
Laguna Bintan enclave such as Angsana
Bintan and Laguna Bintan Golf Club.
The resort is designed and built on a site
remarkable for being a lush first-growth
coastal tropical rainforest, one of the
oldest in this region.
With its open-air jet pool, tasteful traditional
Indonesian decor and awe-inspiring
view of the open sea, the Bayfront Villa
Having achieved over 600 awards since
the first Banyan Tree resort opened in
Phuket, Thailand, the Group continues
to win accolades from around the world.
Readers’ choice
BanyanTreeisallaboutcreatingunforgettable,
deeply personal and precious memories
and seeks to inspire the romance of travel,
creating a stage where intimacy, passion,
peace, and harmony will be unveiled.
By consistently delivering this signature
Banyan Tree experience, its resorts and
hotels have continually been voted a
favourite in various international awards
and polls.
Banyan Tree Mayakoba in Mexico was
notably included in various Top 10 lists
in the influential TripAdvisor Travelers’
Choice Awards 2011. These include
being number one in the categories of
“Relaxation/ Spa Hotels” and “Luxury
Hotels” in the Caribbean and Mexico,
as well as being amongst the top three
“Hotels for Romance in the World”.
Banyan Tree Samui, Thailand and Banyan
Tree Cabo Marqués in Acapulco were
included in the celebrated Condé Nast
Traveler USA Hot List 2011, an exclusive
selection of some 100 stylish hotels that
opened in 2010.
Glowing Brighter
Every Year
Banyan Tree and Angsana continue to achieve global recognition
from travellers and trade professionals
Footprints in China
In the annual China Hotel Starlight Awards
– Banyan Tree Sanya was crowned “Best
Luxurious Hotel” while Banyan Tree
Hangzhou was included in the “Top 10
Glamourous Hotels of China”. To top it
off, Angsana Fuxian Lake in Kunming
was named amongst the “Top 10 New
Hotels in China” and Banyan Tree Spa
claimed “Best Spa Operator” for the third
year running.
The Group reinforces its growing popularity
in China with other notable awards. For
the third consecutive year, travel trade
professionals voted Banyan Tree Lijiang
as the “Best Spa Resort” in Travel Trade
Gazette (TTG) ChinaTravel Awards 2011.
Similarly, Banyan Tree Spa emerged, for
the fifth year in a row, as the “Best Spa
Brand” in the prestigious Hurun Report
China – Best of the Best Awards 2011.
Wellness reigns
In today’s increasingly hectic world, more
people are seeking a place to rejuvenate
and recharge, to rest and be pampered.
With over 60 Banyan Tree Spas and
Angsana Spas around the world, the
Group’s award-winning combination of
tropical gardens with Asian therapies and
hospitality continues to garner accolades.
In the UK’s authoritative Condé Nast
Traveller Readers’ SpaAwards 2011, Banyan
Tree Spa Phuket and Banyan Tree Spa
A Banyan
Tree
Residence
to call
your own
You may wish to obtain more information
here: www.banyantreeresidences.com
Banyan Tree Residences Bangkok
Banyan Tree Residences Bangkok is
situated on the 15-18th Floors of Banyan
Tree Bangkok. The elegant two-bedroom
apartments come fully-equipped with
state-of-the-art appliances, wi-fi, and all
of the luxury trappings that our discerning
guests have come to expect. As an owner
you can enjoy all of the hotel’s amenities,
dedicated residents’ parking and use of
the exclusive Club Lounge.
BanyanTree Residence Club members are
not limited to holidays only at their own
Residence - they may choose to exchange
part of their annual entitlement with
other members who own Residences in
different destinations with the Exchange
Programme. Residence owners have a
dedicated Owner Services Manager to
facilitate the Exchange Programme between
Seychelles were voted third and seventh
in the Asia and Indian subcontinent, and
the Africa, Middle East and the Indian
Ocean categories respectively.
In Asia, the readers of the region’s leading
travel magazine chose Banyan Tree Spa
Bangkok as the “Best City Spa” in Bangkok
in the annual DestinAsian Readers’ Choice
Awards. Banyan Tree Phuket and Banyan
Tree Bangkok were also recognised as
“Best Hotel in Phuket” and “Best Hotel
in Bangkok” in this award.
Designer touches
Architrave Design and Planning is the
design arm of Banyan Tree. Through
the years, it has received numerous
awards for its inspiring, innovative, and
environmentally sensitive designs that
evoke a strong sense of place.
The latest comes from HA+D magazine, a
design trade publication, where BanyanTree
Hangzhou in China was chosen to have
the “Best Resort Design” by a distinguished
panel of representatives from environment
councils, architectural institutes, and
interior designers’ associations.
These awards and accolades are a
validation of Banyan Tree and Angsana’s
success, especially as the Group expands
and continues to bring its unique blend
of holiday and wellness experiences to
more people around the world.
epitomises that perfect romantic hideaway
with all its luxurious trappings. Wake
up to the sound of the ocean waves and
unwind in total seclusion, soaking in the
nature, peace and serenity of the forest
surroundings. Residence owners might
even spot the occasional monkey in a
nearby tree or hear the crickets sing in
the night. Banyan Tree Residences Bintan
comprise one-bedroom Bayfront Villas,
one-bedroom BayfrontVillas (split-level)
and two-bedroom Sanctuary Pool Villas.
Property Report lists this as one of Southeast
Asia’s Top 20 Resort Properties 2011.
Banyan Tree Residences Lijiang
BanyanTree Residences Lijiang is faithfully
designed to resemble the traditional Naxi
buildings in the location. Investors in
Banyan Tree Residences Lijiang have a
choice of two and three-bedroom Villas
and two-bedroomTownhouses, and enjoy
the signature Banyan Tree touch in the
most magnificent of surroundings. Our 24-
hour Concierge and In-Residence dining
services are always at hand to anticipate
owners’ every need, including the use
of the private lap-pool. Complimentary
broadband access and cable TV services
connect both businessmen and leisure-
makers to the rest of the world, even whilst
cocooned in grand seclusion.
Show villas and apartments are available
for viewing, for further information please
contact Banyan Tree Residences desk at
the resort lobby or email: residences@
banyantree.com
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14. ANGSANA HOTELS AND
RESORTS
AFRICA
Angsana Balaclava
Turtle Bay
Balaclava
Republic of Mauritius
Tel: +230 204 1888
Fax: +230 204 1862
balaclava@angsana.com
Angsana Riads Collection
Morocco
Riad Dar Zaouia
N1 Riad Zitoun Jdid Derb
NaKouss Derb Zaouia
40000 Marrakech
Morocco
Tel: +212 524 388 905/6
Fax: +212 524 386 611
marrakech@angsana.com
Angsana Riad Bab Firdaus
N. 57 -58 Rue de la Bahia
Riad Zitoun Jdid, Medina
40000 Marrakech
Morocco
Angsana Riad Blanc
N. 25 Derb Si Said
Riad Zitoun Jdid, Medina
40000 Marrakech
Morocco
Angsana Riad Lydines
N. 45 Derb Abda, Kasbah
40000 Marrakech
Morocco
Angsana Riad Si Said
N. 1-2-4 Derb Abbes El Fassi
Riad Zitoun Jdid, Medina
40000 Marrakech
Morocco
Angsana Riad Tiwaline
N. 10 Derb El Arsa
Riad Zitoun Jdid, Medina
40000 Marrakech
Morocco
ASIA PACIFIC
Angsana Bintan
Jalan Teluk Berembang
Laguna Bintan Resort
Lagoi 29155
Bintan Resorts
Indonesia
Tel: +62 770 693 111
Fax: +62 770 693 222
bintan@angsana.com
Angsana Fuxian Lake
No 8 Huanhu Beilu
Chengjiang
Yunnan Province 652500
People’s Republic of China
Tel: +86 877 681 8888
Fax: +86 877 681 8889
fuxianlake@angsana.com
Angsana Great Barrier Reef
1 Veivers Road
Palm Cove, Cairns
Queensland 4879
DIRECTORY GUIDE
BANYAN TREE HOTELS
AND RESORTS
AFRICA
Banyan Tree Seychelles
P.O. Box 2086
Anse Aux Pins
Mahé Island
Republic of Seychelles
Tel: +248 438 3500
Fax: +248 438 3600
seychelles@banyantree.com
AMERICAS
Banyan Tree Cabo Marqués
Blvd. Cabo Marqués, Lote 1
Col. Punta Diamante
Acapulco, Guerrero 39907
Mexico
Tel: +52 744 434 0100
Fax: +52 744 434 0101
cabomarques@banyantree.com
Banyan Tree Mayakoba
Carretera Federal Chetumal-
Puerto Juárez Km. 298
Playa del Carmen
Quintana Roo 77710
Mexico
Tel: +52 984 877 3688
Fax: +52 984 877 3689
mayakoba@banyantree.com
ASIA PACIFIC
Banyan Tree Bangkok
21/100 South Sathon Road
Sathon
Bangkok 10120
Thailand
Tel: +66 2 679 1200
Fax: +66 2 679 1199
bangkok@banyantree.com
Banyan Tree Bintan
Jalan Teluk Berembang
Laguna Bintan Resort
Lagoi 29155
Bintan Resorts
Indonesia
Tel: +62 770 693 100
Fax: +62 770 693 200
bintan@banyantree.com
Banyan Tree Club & Spa Seoul
San 5-5, Jang Chung-Dong 2-Ga
Jung-Gu
Seoul 100-857
Korea
Tel: +82 2 2250 8000
Fax: +82 2 2250 8009
clubandspa-seoul@banyantree.
com
Banyan Tree Hangzhou
2 Westbrook Resort
Zijingang Road
Hangzhou
Zhejiang Province 310030
People’s Republic of China
Tel: +86 571 8586 0000
Fax: +86 571 8586 2222
hangzhou@banyantree.com
Banyan Tree Lijiang
Yuerong Road, Shuhe
Gucheng District
Lijiang
Yunnan Province 674100
People’s Republic of China
Tel: +86 888 533 1111
Fax: +86 888 533 2222
lijiang@banyantree.com
Banyan Tree Macau
Galaxy Macau Resort
Avenida Marginal Flor de Lotus
Cotai, Macau
China
Tel: +853 8883 6688
Fax: +853 8883 6108
macau@banyantree.com
Banyan Tree Phuket
33, 33/27 Moo 4 Srisoonthorn
Road
Cherngtalay, Amphur Talang
Phuket 83110
Thailand
Tel: +66 76 372 400
Fax: +66 76 324 375
phuket@banyantree.com
Banyan Tree Ringha
Hong Po Village
Jian Tang Town
Shangri-La County
Diqing Tibetan Autonomous
Prefecture
Yunnan Province 674400
People’s Republic of China
Tel: +86 887 828 8822
Fax: +86 887 828 8911
ringha@banyantree.com
Banyan Tree Samui
99/9 Moo 4, Maret, Samui
Surat Thani 84310
Thailand
Tel: +66 77 915 333
Fax: +66 77 915 388
samui@banyantree.com
Banyan Tree Sanya
No. 6 Luling Road
Sanya
Hainan 572000
People’s Republic of China
Tel: +86 898 8860 9988
Fax: +86 898 8860 1188
sanya@banyantree.com
Banyan Tree Ungasan
Jl. Melasti, Banjar Kelod
Ungasan, Bali 80364
Indonesia
Tel: +62 361 300 7000
Fax: +62 361 300 7777
ungasan@banyantree.com
MIDDLE EAST
Banyan Tree Al Wadi
Al Mazraa, P.O. Box 35288
Ras Al Khaimah
United Arab Emirates
Tel: +971 7 206 7777
Fax: +971 7 243 5000
alwadi@banyantree.com
SOUTH ASIA
Banyan Tree Madivaru
AA. Ethere Madivaru
North Ari Atoll
Republic of Maldives
Tel: +960 666 0760
Fax: +960 666 0761
madivaru-maldives@banyantree.
com
Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru
Vabbinfaru Island
North Malé Atoll
Republic of Maldives
Tel: +960 664 3147
Fax: +960 664 3843
vabbinfaru@banyantree.com
CORPORATE OFFICE
Banyan Tree Hotels and Resorts
Group Marketing Services
211 Upper Bukit Timah Road
Singapore 588182
Tel: +65 6849 5899
Fax: +65 6462 2800
corporate@banyantree.com
GLOBAL MARKETING
NETWORK
AMERICAS
Mexico
Tel: +52 55 5004 0101
Fax: +52 55 5281 5542
sales-mexico@banyantree.com
United States – Los Angeles
Tel: +1 805 212 8148
sales-losangeles@banyantree.
com
United States – New York
Tel: +1 212 515 5693
Fax: +1 212 515 5848
sales-newyork@banyantree.com
ASIA PACIFIC
Australia
Tel: +61 2 9411 5576
Fax: +61 2 9411 5534
sales-sydney@banyantree.com
China – Beijing
Tel: +86 10 8515 1828
Fax: +86 10 8587 0308
sales-beijing@banyantree.com
China – Chengdu
Tel: +86 13 980 081 350
sales-chengdu@banyantree.com
China – Shanghai
Tel: +86 21 6335 2929
Fax: +86 21 6335 0658
sales-shanghai@banyantree.com
Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2312 1815
Fax: +852 2312 2317
sales-hongkong@banyantree.com
Japan & Korea
Tel: +81 3 3548 0333
Fax: +81 3 3548 0334
sales-tokyo@banyantree.com
Southeast Asia
Tel: +65 6849 5800
Fax: +65 6462 2463
sales-singapore@banyantree.com
Taiwan
Tel: +886 2 2717 1999
Fax: +886 2 2547 7000
sales-taiwan@banyantree.com
EUROPE
France
Tel: +33 1 4013 0760
Fax: +33 1 4272 1823
sales-paris@banyantree.com
Germany, Austria & Switzerland
Tel: +49 30 700 140 215
Fax: +49 30 700 140 217
sales-germany@banyantree.com
Italy
Tel: +39 02 669 9271
Fax: +39 02 669 2648
sales-italy@banyantree.com
Russia
Tel: +7 495 935 8927
Fax: +7 495 937 5435
sales-russia@banyantree.com
Ukraine
Tel: +380 44 278 7767
Fax: +380 44 278 7767
sales-ukraine@banyantree.com
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 20 7841 2781
Fax: +44 20 7841 1009
sales-london@banyantree.com
MIDDLE EAST
United Arab Emirates
Tel: +971 4 368 4356
Fax: +971 4 368 3256
sales-middleeast@banyantree.com
SOUTH ASIA
India
Tel: +91 11 2373 7311
Fax: +91 11 2335 0270
sales-india@banyantree.com
Australia
Tel: +61 7 4055 3000
Fax: +61 7 4059 0166
cairns@angsana.com
SOUTH ASIA
Angsana Bangalore
Northwest Country
Main Doddaballapur Road
Rajankunte
Bangalore 560064
India
Tel: +91 80 2846 8892
Fax: +91 80 2846 8897
bangalore@angsana.com
Angsana Ihuru
North Malé Atoll
Republic of Maldives
Tel: +960 664 3502
Fax: +960 664 5933
ihuru@angsana.com
Angsana Velavaru
South Nilandhe Atoll (Dhaalu Atoll)
Republic of Maldives
Tel: +960 676 0028
Fax: +960 676 0029
velavaru@angsana.com
ANGSANA AFFILIATED
HOTELS
ASIA PACIFIC
Maison Souvannaphoum Hotel
Rue Chao Fa Ngum
Ban Thatluang, PO Box 741
Luang Prabang
Laos
People’s Democratic Republic
Tel: +856 71 254 609
Fax: +856 71 212 577
maison@angsana.com
Gyalthang Dzong Hotel
Zhongdian Shangri-La
Diqing Tibetan Autonomous
Prefecture
Yunnan Province 674400
People’s Republic of China
Tel: +86 887 822 3646
Fax: +86 887 822 3620
reservations-gyalthang@
gyalthangdzong.com
CORPORATE OFFICE
Angsana Hotels and Resorts
Group Marketing Services
211 Upper Bukit Timah Road
Singapore 588182
Tel: +65 6849 5799
Fax: +65 6463 2800
corporate@angsana.com
GLOBAL MARKETING
NETWORK
AMERICAS
Mexico
Tel: +52 55 5004 0101
Fax: +52 55 5281 5542
sales-mexico@angsana.com
United States – Los Angeles
Tel: +1 805 212 8148
sales-losangeles@angsana.com
United States – New York
Tel: +1 212 515 5693
Fax: +1 212 515 5848
sales-newyork@angsana.com
ASIA PACIFIC
Australia
Tel: +61 2 9411 5576
Fax: +61 2 9411 5534
sales-sydney@angsana.com
China – Beijing
Tel: +86 10 8515 1828
Fax: +86 10 8587 0308
sales-beijing@angsana.com
China – Chengdu
Tel: +86 13 980 081 350
sales-chengdu@angsana.com
China – Shanghai
Tel: +86 21 6335 2929
Fax: +86 21 6335 0658
sales-shanghai@angsana.com
Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2312 1815
Fax: +852 2312 2317
sales-hongkong@angsana.com
Japan & Korea
Tel: +81 3 3548 0333
Fax: +81 3 3548 0334
sales-tokyo@angsana.com
Southeast Asia
Tel: +65 6849 5788
Fax: +65 6462 2463
sales-singapore@angsana.com
Taiwan
Tel: +886 2 2717 1999
Fax: +886 2 2547 7000
sales-taiwan@angsana.com
EUROPE
France
Tel: +33 1 4013 0760
Fax: +33 1 4272 1823
sales-paris@angsana.com
Germany, Austria & Switzerland
Tel: +49 30 700 140 215
Fax: +49 30 700 140 217
sales-germany@angsana.com
Italy
Tel: +39 02 669 9271
Fax: +39 02 669 2648
sales-italy@angsana.com
Russia
Tel: +7 495 935 8927
Fax: +7 495 937 5435
sales-russia@angsana.com
Ukraine
Tel: +380 44 278 7767
Fax: +380 44 278 7767
sales-ukraine@angsana.com
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 20 7841 2781
Fax: +44 20 7841 1009
sales-london@angsana.com
MIDDLE EAST
United Arab Emirates
Tel: +971 4 368 4356
Fax: +971 4 368 3256
sales-middleeast@angsana.com
SOUTH ASIA
India
Tel: +91 11 2373 7311
Fax: +91 11 2335 0270
sales-india@angsana.com
TOLL-FREE NUMBERS
AMERICAS
Mexico
Tel: 001 888 213 4992
United States
Tel: 1 800 591 0439
ASIA PACIFIC
Australia
Tel: 1 800 050 019
China
Tel: 400 120 1161
Hong Kong
Tel: 800 903 881
Japan
Tel: 0120 778 187
Singapore
Tel: 1 800 232 5599
EUROPE
France
Tel: 00 800 3002 0000
Germany
Tel: 00 800 3002 0000
Spain
Tel: 00 800 3002 0000
United Kingdom
Tel: 00 800 3002 0000
MIDDLE EAST
United Arab Emirates
Tel: 800 065 0586
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