Thailand’s Regent properties re-branded Four Seasons

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BANGKOK - Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts' president for worldwide operations, Wolf Hengst has announced that its Regent hotels in Bangkok and Chiang Mai will be renamed the Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok and Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai respectively. Despite the name change, he said current management at both hotel properties would remain. The move follows two years of refurbishment at the Regent Bangkok, costing the company US$4.8 million. Four Seasons is rapidly expanding its business in Asia. The company last year opened its first hotel in Shanghai followed by a second in Tokyo. Construction has already begun on Four Seasons Resort Langkawi, Malaysia, which is scheduled to open in the first half of next year. Another Four Seasons hotel in Hong Kong is expected to open in 2005.
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