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Wotif Opens Office in Bali

Travel News Asia Latest Travel News Podcasts Videos Wednesday, 5 May 2010

The Wotif Group has official opened its fifth Asian office in Indonesia's popular tourist destination, Bali. Over 800 Indonesian properties are currently listed on Wotif Group's websites (66% of which are in Bali).

 Robbie Cooke, Wotif Group CEO and Managing Director, said, “We've seen constant and steady growth in sales for Indonesian properties through our sites, particularly in bookings for Bali as it's a consistently popular destination for Asia Pacific based travellers, where our websites are most popular. Most recently, political unrest in Bangkok has also proved a boon for tourism in Indonesia as travel demand has shifted to alternative locations such as Bali and Jakarta.

“We're pleased and proud to make our presence in Bali more official with an office and bigger team who can better cater to the needs of our growing base of Indonesian properties and the increasing demand from the customers on our brands in Asia.”

Gerard Guillouet, VP Operations for Accor Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore said, “It's great news that Wotif Group has consolidated its presence in Indonesia. In Bali and Lombok alone, Accor Hotels has 7 properties operating and 4 under construction. We have enjoyed a very fruitful relationship with the group, which is one of our longest and most valued distribution partners. Now that Wotif Group is focusing more resources on the country, we'll be able to collaborate with them even more effectively to attract visitors to Indonesia and help develop the local travel market.”

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