The Russian State Development Company is building a
five-star resort on Bai Dai Beach, Cam Lam district, in the central coastal
province of Khanh Hoa, Vietnam.
According to local media reports, earlier this week, the Flowers Resort will have 256 rooms, 10
bungalows, 111 apartments and 56 luxurious villas on a site just north of the
Cam Lam peninsular.
The US$88.83-million resort is the first five-star project
in Bai Dai, but another 30 projects have been approved.
Last year, Khanh Hoa received more than 3 million holiday makers,
an increase of over 29% in 2012. They were mostly domestic visitors, but of the
international arrivals the Russian market is the strongest.
It accounted for 150,000 arrivals, last year and the growth
is driven mainly by direct airline flights between Russia’s Far East and the
province’s Cam Ranh airport and another linking Moscow and Nha Trang City.
The province should welcome 3.4 million tourists in 2014
including 840,000 foreign arrivals.
Khanh Hoa province, on Vietnam’s south central coast, has a thriving
tourist industry mainly around Nha Trang bay where a new port is under
construction. Noted for its attractive beaches and natural landscape the
province is famous for its deep water bays the most noteworthy Cam Ranh. It is
also close to Cam Ranh International Airport one of the busiest in the country.
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