Shangri-La's Tanjung Aru Resort undergoes RM29m renovation exercise, BUSINESS TIMES

From: Business Times (Malaysia) | Date: February 13, 2003| Author: Kang Siew Li | Copyright information


Business Times (Malaysia)

02-13-2003

AS MORE hotel-resorts spring up in Sabah, older hotels such as
Shangri- La's Tanjung Aru Resort in Kota Kinabalu are embarking on an overhaul
of their properties in order to keep up with the competition.
The 10.12ha resort is undergoing a RM29 million renovation exercise
that will be completed in November this year. The renovation involves refurbishing
all 259 guest-rooms and suites in the old wing, and upgradi...

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