$10m boost to projects
Company’s multimillion-dollar investment roll-out plans
THE continuous growth in the tourism industry has given an urge to local investors to enhance their products, guest experiences and tap into new services.
Hospitality organisation Tour Managers Group has this week announced the roll-out of a series of groundbreaking developments that highlighted its commitment to innovation, excellence and leadership.
Managing director Damend Gounder noted they had approximately $10million to invest in ongoing projects expected to be unveiled later in the year.
The multimillion-dollar projects include refurbishment and major upgrade works within Tour Managers Transportation, Yatule Resort & Spa, Hideaway Resort & Spa, Landers Bay Resort & Spa, and Paradise Bride & Events.
“In line with our strategic plan which was launched earlier this year and with the upcoming projects we have seen, I need to bring in resources to help us embark on this exciting phase of TMs journey,” Mr Gounder said.
Destination wedding venue with accommodation
Tour Managers Group has unveiled its destination wedding venue, Villa Del Cowrie, tailored to fulfill couples’ dreams for a romantic celebration amid breathtaking natural surroundings.
With boutique accommodation integrated into the venue, he said couples and their guests can indulge in an unforgettable experience.
He said the new wedding destination would complement its own property Hideaway Resort and Spa, and also offer exciting products for other resorts along the Coral Coast.
Authentic Robata Japanese Restaurant
Mr Gounder said they had also introduced its newest dining establishment Yuhi, offering Robatayaki Japanese cuisine.
“From traditional Japanese dishes to the innovative Robata dishes, the Japanese restaurant promises an unparalleled culinary adventure for discerning palates.”
He said the restaurant would be operated entirely by skilled local culinary team who were trained by professional Japanese chefs.
Temporary closure Yatule Resort & Spa
Yatule Resort and Spa, a signature property renowned for its ideal location and commitment to guest satisfaction, temporarily closed its doors on March 4 to undergo major renovations.
Mr Gounder said extensive renovations would be carried out during this period to revitalise the resort’s offerings when it reopens.
He said they had decided to retain all staff members on full pay during the renovation period, and provide extensive training opportunities to equip them with necessary skills and knowledge.
Employee training and development
In recognition of its greatest assert, Mr Gounder said they had launched an extensive service education and skills training program earlier this year to nurture talent and foster a culture of excellence.
“Tour Managers Group is dedicated to setting new standards of excellence in the hospitality industry. Our expansion plans, new products, and leadership appointments reflect our commitment to innovation, quality, and guest satisfaction.”