Tune Hotels offered six islands in Maldives
SEPANG, May 3 — The hospitality arm of the Tune Group, which controls budget carrier AirAsia, has been offered six islands in the luxury resort destination of Maldives where it can operate, said AirAsia CEO Datuk Seri Tony Fernandes.
AirAsia plans to start flying to the Maldives some time in the next six months.
Tune Hotels recently also announced plans to expand abroad, in Southeast Asia and Britain.
“AirAsia was invited to come and Tune Hotels was given six islands to build,” said Fernandes in a media briefing today.
A spokesman for AirAsia told The Malaysian Insider however that Tune Hotels has not decided yet if it will take up the offer.
Tune Hotels, a budget hotel chain, recently signed a RM746 million deal with London based Queensway Group to build 15 hotels in Britain.
Source: The Malaysian Insider
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MDP's High Commissioner in Malaysia is busy taking really really High Commissions using his job. His most recent is becoming the local agent for Air Aisa in Male. Now he is trying to get more High Commissions for him using his High Commission office and his local company in Malaysia. The man gets a monhtly take home pay of Rf185,000 (a state ministers salary + several other allowances disguised under many names) Ekamaku hitheh nufureynethaa. Ehenveema fulltime varah High koh High Commission negumuga ulhenee.
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