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Mandai Rainforest Resort. Photo from Banyan Group.

Banyan Group to open 100th hotel in November

The grand opening of the Mandai Rainforest Resort in Singapore will be in November.

 

Banyan Group will unveil its 100th hotel in November with the grand opening of the Mandai Rainforest Resort in Singapore.

 

The Singapore-based global hospitality company described this as a “symbolic homecoming” and said that the event will be a weeklong celebration and charity festival. 

 

In its mid-year update, the company highlighted its strategic expansion across Asia, Africa, and Europe. This year also marks milestone anniversaries in China and the Maldives.

 

“The first half of 2025 reflects not only the growth of our footprint, but also our belief that hospitality should offer more than just a place to stay,” said Eddy See, President and CEO of Banyan Group. 

 

“It’s about something authentic, shaped by thoughtful design, cultural depth, and genuine care. As we grow, we remain committed to using travel as a force for positive change and to deepening meaning, not just expanding presence.”

 

 

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