Tourexpi
The launch marks an important milestone in the Group’s continued expansion across the Asia Pacific region and its commitment to developing high‑quality hospitality in emerging destinations.
Nestled in the heart of the Himalayas, Bhutan is globally renowned for its philosophy of Gross National Happiness, unspoilt natural landscapes and deeply rooted cultural heritage. The introduction of TUI Blue reflects TUI Hotels & Resorts’ strategic focus on experience‑led hospitality that respects local traditions while embracing sustainable tourism principles.
The new TUI Blue Paro Taktsang will offer an upscale, contemporary experience designed for modern leisure travellers seeking cultural immersion, wellness and curated local experiences. The hotel will feature architecture inspired by traditional Bhutanese design, signature TUI Blue Experiences, wellness‑focused facilities and elevated dining concepts celebrating regional flavours. In addition, the property will integrate sustainable building practices and responsible operations aligned with Bhutan’s environmental vision. The project is also expected to generate local employment, foster community partnerships and contribute positively to the development of Bhutan’s tourism sector.
Artur Gerber, CEO TUI Hotels & Resorts, said: “Bhutan is a truly unique and inspiring destination that aligns perfectly with our vision of meaningful, experience‑driven travel. Bringing TUI Blue to Bhutan underlines our confidence in the destination’s potential and our commitment to sustainable, culturally respectful hospitality development across Asia Pacific. Against this backdrop, our team is currently working on additional hotel projects. We are actively assessing new destinations and development opportunities, including another potential project in Bhutan.”
Set along a tranquil waterfront and framed by majestic mountain scenery, TUI Blue Paro Taktsang enjoys close proximity to some of Bhutan’s most revered cultural landmarks, including Tiger’s Nest Monastery, Kyichu Lhakhang Temple and Ugyen Pelri Thang Palace. Nestled in Shari, a picturesque village in Paro, the resort features 34 Junior Suites & Suites, a restaurant and two bars, a ball room, an indoor heated swimming pool as well as spa and gym facilities.
The debut in Bhutan marks the addition of a new destination to the TUI Group’s ambitious growth strategy in Asia. TUI Hotels & Resorts’ portfolio currently comprises 25 hotels in China and Southeast Asia, with 30+ additional projects in development across the region.
Picture Credit © TUI Group
The most interesting news
Read the News

Radisson Hotel Group surpasses 100 hotels in Africa
Radisson Hotel Group has reached a significant milestone in Africa, with more than 100 hotels across the continent in operation and under development.
Read the News

ITA Airways joins Star Alliance
Star Alliance officially welcomed ITA Airways as its newest member, marking the completion of the Italian carrier’s integration into the world’s largest airline alliance.
Read the News

To accelerate tourism development in Morocco
Accor and Risma announce a major milestone in their historic collaboration, marking renewed momentum for the hospitality and tourism sectors in the Kingdom.
Read the News

Marriott International fuels growth plans in Greece with the announcement of nine deal signings
Signed projects include the anticipated debut of Residence Inn by Marriott and Le Méridien in the country.
Read the News

Kempinski Group announces the acquisition of Augustine Hotel Prague
First Acquisition in over 50 years marks a key milestone in the company’s asset heavier business evolution
Read the News

Broad support for simplifying business mobility in Europe
BT4Europe brought the discussion on A1 reform to the European Parliament, underlining once again how essential – and achievable – simplification is for Europe’s economy
Read the News

Marriott Bonvoy returns as an Official Partner of the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens 2026
Celebrating the Tournament’s 50th Anniversary
Read the News

Hilton named top hospitality company to work for in the U.S.
After being recognized as the No. 1 World’s Best Workplace last year, Hilton (NYSE: HLT) today announced it has once again been named one of the 100 Best Companies to Work For in the United States by Great Place to Work and Fortune.
Read the News

FINN Partners launches travel with tastemakers
FINN Partners today announced the launch of Travel with Tastemakers, a new global report offering an intimate look at more than 25 destinations through the eyes of the creatives who shape them.
Read the News

SWISS keeps travellers in motion: new additional offer on long-haul flights
With “Fit all the way,” the airline is introducing a new optional service for long-haul routes. Selected seats will now come equipped with integrated foot pedals, allowing passengers to stay active during the flight.
Read the News

Lufthansa celebrates 100 years since its first flights in Berlin
Special flights follow the routes from April 6, 1926, and take off for Zurich and Cologne on this special day
Read the News

Resilience of Spain as a safe tourist destination
The period of March and April, which includes the Holy Week holidays, is once again expected to be historic in terms of international tourist spending in Spain, which could grow by around 3%
Read the News

Malaysia Healthcare Week kicks off in Dhaka
Malaysia Healthcare Week in Dhaka 2026 has officially commenced, bringing Malaysia's healthcare expertise directly to Bangladeshi patients, partners and industry stakeholders as demand for overseas medical treatment continues to rise across the count
Read the News

BIPOC campers driving growth in camping community
The Dyrt, the app to get the best campsites, built by the largest RVing and camping community in the U.S., has found that BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) individuals are discovering camping more rapidly than the overall population, and
Read the News

TAT refocuses on value over volume
Thailand reinforces resilience and readiness with a strategic shift towards quality growth, market diversification, and sustained tourism competitiveness


