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The De Gi lagoon area, where the project is being surveyed, will be the starting point of this high-end tourism development strategy. Illustration photo
On 26/1, the Binh Dinh Provincial People’s Committee received a document from Lac Viet Palmer Johnson Marina City – Superyacht JSC proposing the Lac Viet Palmer Johnson De Gi resort – superyacht tourism project, with a scale of up to 4,360 ha and total investment of about VND 105,750 billion. The project is not only a high-end resort destination, but also a long-term strategy to help Binh Dinh attract international visitors, especially the ultra-wealthy.
The project is divided into several zones with world-class amenities, including a superyacht marina with piers and berths for superyachts and luxury yachts, and luxurious floating villas and mountain villas. In addition, the resort has water recreation areas, an international golf course, and secluded villas or bungalows scattered along the coast, together with a 6-star hotel system of 1,500 rooms. An event venue and a retirement resort will be important highlights of the project.
With the goal of creating a resort of international stature, the project is expected to boost local economic development, turn Binh Dinh into a global financial center and attract international investors. The De Gi lagoon area, where the project is being surveyed, will be the starting point of this high-end tourism development strategy. Lac Viet Palmer Johnson Marina City – Superyacht JSC plans to complete the project within 60 months of being licensed.
Besides the high-end resorts, the project also includes community tourism with existing fishing villages and activities reflecting local cultural life, while developing the hill and mountain landscape into green space with outdoor sports activities.
On 16/1, Chairman of the Binh Dinh Provincial People’s Committee Pham Anh Tuan held a working session with the leaders of Lac Viet Group and Palmer Johnson, together with international billionaires, to discuss investment cooperation opportunities. After the meeting, a memorandum of understanding was signed between the Binh Dinh Provincial People’s Committee and the parties concerned, establishing a cooperation framework for researching, surveying and implementing the project.