Jakarta (ANTARA News/Asia Pulse) - Aston International is planning to increase the number of hotels, resorts and residence it runs in Indonesia to 30 by the end of next year, its president and CEO Charles Brookfield said.
The increasing number of hotels in many cities and towns in Indonesia was undeniable as many Indonesian people were conducting their working or business meetings in and touristic visits from hotels, he said here Monday.
US-owned Aston International was currently managing 12 hotels in Jakarta, Palembang and Bandung as well as in Bali island, he said. Aston International, which had moved its headquarters from Hawaii to Jakarta, was now developing 18 other properties across Indonesia, he said.
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