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China’s H World Expands with 4 New Hotels in Laos

China’s H World Expands with 4 New Hotels in Laos

Post by : Meena Ariff

Photo: AP

China is growing its hotel business in Southeast Asia by opening four new hotels in Laos under the H World group. These new hotels will be built in Vientiane and Luang Prabang, two of the most popular cities in the country. This big step shows that China wants to become more active in Southeast Asia’s fast-growing travel and tourism industry.

The company is using a smart plan. Instead of owning buildings, it works with local partners and uses digital technology to manage hotels. This model helps them grow faster while also keeping costs low.

A Big Start in Laos

H World has signed four hotel agreements in Laos. This means they are ready to begin working with local developers to build and run the new hotels. These hotels will serve both local and international travelers, offering a mix of comfort, good service, and affordable prices.

The company is planning to bring in its mid-range and upper mid-range hotel brands. These are made for people who want good quality without spending too much.

Local Partnerships Are Key

To build these hotels, H World is teaming up with three Laotian investment partners. These teams will help make sure that each hotel fits well with the culture, needs, and style of the local area. The goal is to make the hotels not only modern and comfortable but also friendly to local traditions and useful for the community.

Each hotel will be planned carefully, offering things like good locations, modern rooms, business centers, and easy transport access.

Here Are the Four Hotels Coming to Laos

Intercity Hotel Vientiane

 This hotel will be close to Wattay International Airport and the Sanjiang Area. It will be perfect for people traveling for work or catching flights. It will open in early 2026.

Intercity Hotel Luang Prabang

 Built in the heart of the old city, this hotel will be close to temples and cultural sites. It will mix traditional Laotian style with modern hotel features. It’s expected to open in 2027.

JI Hotel Vientiane Mekong Riverside

 This hotel will be along the Mekong River, offering beautiful views and easy access to the city center. It’s designed for people who want a calm and relaxing stay. It will also be the first JI Hotel in Laos and the second in Southeast Asia, opening in early 2026.

Orange Hotel Vientiane International Airport

 Located next to the airport, this hotel is made for short stays and budget travelers. It is the first Orange Hotel outside China and will open in late 2026.

Helping Laos Grow

These hotels will help improve the quality of tourism in Laos. They will bring new jobs, help local businesses, and attract more visitors to the country. Laos is already working hard to become a major tourist destination, and these hotels will support that goal.

All the new properties will include modern booking systems, customer loyalty programs, and smart hotel technologies to make guests’ stays smooth and enjoyable.

A Long-Term Plan

This move is not just about building hotels. It shows a long-term commitment to helping Laos grow its travel and tourism sector. By working with local partners and using smart systems, H World is making sure their hotels will run well and fit in with local culture.

With untouched nature, deep traditions, and rising interest from tourists around the world, Laos is becoming one of Southeast Asia’s most exciting travel spots. The arrival of H World in the country marks the start of something big—for both the company and the people of Laos.

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