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New Holiday Inn Express for Krabi

02 Sep 2015
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INTERCONTINENTAL Hotels

Group (IHG) has signed a

management agreement with

U&N Hospitality Company

to open a 222-room Holiday

Inn Express on the Ao Nang

Beach in Krabi, Thailand, in

2017. Holiday Inn Express

Krabi Ao Nang Beach will

be a 30-minute drive from

Krabi International Airport,

or a two-hour drive for

those arriving from Phuket

International Airport. Guests

staying at the hotel will enjoy

the proximity to the beach,

which is a three-minute walk

away. The new hotel will also

be situated near the existing

Holiday Inn Resort Krabi Ao

Nang Beach.

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