WorldHotels Long Beach Resort Phu Quoc has unveiled an Ultra All-Inclusive experience, aiming to redefine the traditional resort package on Vietnam's Pearl Island. The property, situated just 10 minutes from Phu Quoc International Airport and near the bustling town of Duong Dong, is positioning this offering as a way to let guests enjoy a seamless 24-hour holiday without being tied to conventional meal times.
24-hour dining and leisure concept
The Ultra All-Inclusive package, inspired by the philosophy “Live in the Moment Together,” includes breakfast at TERAI, the resort's all-day dining venue, plus poolside snacks and craft beer at Nori Pool Bar. As the sun sets, guests can head to Sora Sky Bar for cocktails while taking in the vibrant hues of the evening sky. The experience extends into late-night bites and overnight refreshments, ensuring that the culinary journey never pauses.
Beyond dining, the resort has curated a range of activities for both families and couples. Children can explore more than 15 play areas at Gemy Kids Zone, while families can enjoy outdoor movie nights and poolside celebrations. Couples, meanwhile, can reconnect over sunset cocktails, participate in shared cooking experiences, or simply enjoy quiet moments together. For those seeking relaxation, Pearl Sense Spa offers sauna sessions and rejuvenating foot treatments.
General Manager Subash Gadtaula emphasized the value of the new offering: “Our Ultra All-Inclusive experience is about giving guests something truly valuable—the freedom to enjoy their time together.” The initiative is designed to let guests embrace every moment of their stay, making their time at WorldHotels Long Beach Resort Phu Quoc memorable.
The move comes as resorts across Asia are increasingly adopting all-inclusive models to attract both leisure and MICE travelers. For travel agents and tour operators, this package offers a straightforward way to upsell a comprehensive island experience, particularly for clients seeking a hassle-free getaway. The resort's proximity to the airport and its 465 rooms and suites make it a viable option for group bookings and corporate retreats, aligning with trends seen in other resort tier strategies in the industry.
WorldHotels, a brand under the BWH Hotel Group, continues to expand its footprint in Southeast Asia. The Phu Quoc property, with its new inclusive package, is expected to compete with other upscale resorts in the region, such as those in Thailand and Indonesia. The resort's focus on 24-hour dining and family-friendly amenities mirrors broader hospitality trends, where personalization and flexibility are becoming key differentiators.
For travel professionals, the Ultra All-Inclusive experience presents an opportunity to market a premium product that simplifies the guest journey. With the rise of experiential travel, this package could appeal to both leisure and incentive groups, offering a blend of relaxation and activity. As the resort industry continues to evolve, such offerings may set a new benchmark for all-inclusive stays in Vietnam.
