Pemako Hotels, the first Bhutanese-owned and managed luxury hotel group has announced a third new property set to open in Paro in 2029.
Royal Government of Bhutan moves Bitcoin worth $60 million to Cobo, supposedly to sell
The Royal Government of Bhutan moved $60M in BTC, retaining $1.26B in total holdings. The country has the sixth largest treasury following the BTC reserves of North Korea.
Bhutan Spirit Sanctuary Launches Dedicated Program for Solo Female Travelers
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Bhutanese luxury hospitality brand Pemako Hotels announces third property in Paro
Pemako Hotels , the first Bhutanese-owned and managed luxury hotel group is announcing expansion plans, with a third new property set to open in Paro in 2029.
Discover Bhutan: The Hidden Secrets of the Land of the Thunder Dragon You Never Knew!
Bhutan, often seen as a mysterious paradise, offers a glimpse into a world unlike any other. With its unique approach to tourism, where travelers must book approved tours, Bhutan is a land focused on …
Heeton Holdings targets Bhutan’s niche market with new five-star hotel
Singapore-based Heeton Holdings is set to open Dawa by Heeton in Paro, Bhutan, this August, marking its first hotel to be both built from the ground up and directly managed by the company.
Bhutan Lowers Sustainable Fee To Boost Longer Stays From Tourists – Skift
Last year, Bhutan sent a shock to its tourism sector by raising its so-called sustainable development fee from $65 to $200 per night, per person for all tourists, excluding Indian nationals, who …
Bhutanese hotel group kicks off expansion
Pemako Hotels, a Bhutanese-owned and managed luxury hotel group, announced its third property is set to open in Paro in 2029.
Bhutan’s new airport aims to transform the country forever | CNN
That may be peanuts compared to mega-airports like London Heathrow or New York’s JFK, but it’s a huge figure for the landlocked country of Bhutan, which received just 316,000 tourists in 2019.
The next big crypto conference could be… in Bhutan?
If you’ve been to a major crypto conference — in Dubai, Singapore, Las Vegas, or Miami — you know the drill. But what if the next global blockchain summit wasn’t hosted in a luxury hotel or on a party …