DEVELOPER Robinsons Land Corp. is expanding its budget hotel operations to the provinces by opening a GoHotels.ph branch in Puerto Princesa City next month, a press statement showed on Wednesday.
The
108-room GoHotels.ph Puerto Princesa--Robinsons Land’s first
GoHotels.ph branch outside Metro Manila following the 223-room
GoHotels.ph Cybergate Plaza in Mandaluyong City--will bank on the
popularity of Puerto Princesa City as an attractive national tourist
destination both for local and foreign visitors.
"We are very excited with our newest venture, most specially that Puerto Princesa is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Philippines," says Elizabeth Gregorio, GoHotels.ph general manager, in a press statement.
Puerto Princesa City, the capital of Palawan province, is home to the Puerto Princesa Underground River, which was recently listed in the “New Seven Wonders of the World” by the international New7Wonders movement.
The city was also previously declared the country’s cleanest and greenest component city, Puerto Princesa’s Web site showed.
"We are expecting both local and foreign tourists to avail of our facilities, which has made GoHotels.ph a much and sought-after hotel accommodation in its category," Ms. Gregorio added.
Meanwhile, Robinsons Land will also be opening Robinsons Palawan by the end of the first semester to serve the dining, shopping, and entertainment needs of hotel guests,
For the remainder of the year, more GoHotels.ph branches are expected to open in Dumaguete, Tacloban, and Bacolod cities, bringing Robinsons Land’s GoHotels.ph portfolio to five hotels and 639 rooms, the press statement read. -- FJGDLF
"We are very excited with our newest venture, most specially that Puerto Princesa is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Philippines," says Elizabeth Gregorio, GoHotels.ph general manager, in a press statement.
Puerto Princesa City, the capital of Palawan province, is home to the Puerto Princesa Underground River, which was recently listed in the “New Seven Wonders of the World” by the international New7Wonders movement.
The city was also previously declared the country’s cleanest and greenest component city, Puerto Princesa’s Web site showed.
"We are expecting both local and foreign tourists to avail of our facilities, which has made GoHotels.ph a much and sought-after hotel accommodation in its category," Ms. Gregorio added.
Meanwhile, Robinsons Land will also be opening Robinsons Palawan by the end of the first semester to serve the dining, shopping, and entertainment needs of hotel guests,
For the remainder of the year, more GoHotels.ph branches are expected to open in Dumaguete, Tacloban, and Bacolod cities, bringing Robinsons Land’s GoHotels.ph portfolio to five hotels and 639 rooms, the press statement read. -- FJGDLF
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