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MCR to launch ski and leisure resorts in China

Daily news, 02 May 2008

BEIJING – Melco China Resorts (MCR), an associate of Melco International Development Limited (Melco) topped out two hotels at the Yabuli Sun Mountain resort and broke ground for its first upscale mountain home project which will be available for sale later this year in Heilongjiang Province.

Boasting the highest international standards, including an abundance of international standard on-mountain and resort activities for both accomplished skiers and beginners, and unique “four seasons” facilities and attractions, the result will be China’s premier network of year-round village centered, destination mountain resorts.

Sun Mountain Yabuli resort is the core focus of MCR’s immediate development plan with three premium hotels, including a luxurious 24 all-suite boutique mountain top hotel.

MCR will also upgrade the Sky Mountain Beidahu and Star Mountain Beijing resorts, with minor works starting immediately and much larger development planned for the coming years.

 
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