This year, the Plava Laguna tourism company has realised the most significant capital budget in its history with half a billion kuna. In 2019, it will continue to invest heavily, with about 300 million kuna to be spent in destinations such as Poreč, Umag and Rijeka, announced the company on Monday, reports Poslovni.hr on December 17, 2018.
The company emphasised this year’s investments in the Park Resort in Poreč worth 245 million kuna. It is a family resort consisting of 309 accommodation units, including 154 hotel rooms and suites, 91 garden suites, 43 apartments and 21 villas.
In Umag, the company invested in the complete reconstruction of the Stella Maris camp, which was a project worth 84 million kuna, and in Garden Suites & Rooms Sol Umag in the amount of 35 million kuna.
“Key investments for the next year include the construction of a new office building in Poreč and a thorough reconstruction of a campsite in Savudrija, which includes new, additional facilities. The estimated value of the investment in the camp is 46 million kuna. That will be the largest investment of Plava Luga in Umag in 2019,” announced the company. It added that Camping Savudrija would become a camp for families and couples with an “active vacation” offering. Mobile homes and glamping tents will be introduced.
The most significant part of the investment is the construction of a new pool complex that will improve the level of service and quality and significantly extend the tourist season. Also, with this investment, the camp will get an entirely new profile and provide guests with a remarkable destination experience as well as with conditions for a great vacation.
Next year, Plava Laguna will also invest in the Park Umag campsite, in the total amount of 6.2 million kuna.
Also, Plava Laguna will invest in an office building in Poreč, which will be located at the Facinka business zone at the very entrance to the town. This investment will amount to 86 million kuna. The company will also invest in six additional villas in the Bellevue facility at Plava Resort.
In Poreč, Plava Laguna will also invest in the camping segment (Puntica, Zelena Laguna, Bijela Uvala and Ulika), and there will be an intensified investment in extending and modernising the existing capacities for the accommodation of workers in Poreč and Umag.
“Looking at 2018 and 2019, Plava Laguna’s investments will amount to more than 750 million kuna, which is the highest figure in the company’s recent history,” concluded Plava Laguna.
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Translated from Poslovni.hr.
