GTRH WILL BUILD OUR RESORT CITY ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
1. Location: The resort should be located in a place with beautiful natural surroundings and suitable for leisure activities. Nearby natural attractions such as beaches, mountains, lakes, and hot springs are preferred.
2. Facilities: The resort should be equipped with various facilities and amenities such as rooms, restaurants, swimming pools, spas, gyms, conference rooms, and entertainment facilities.
3. Theme: The resort can have a specific theme, such as a spa resort, golf resort, family resort, or luxury resort.
4. Accessibility: The resort should have good accessibility to transportation, such as proximity to airports, train stations, and bus terminals.
5. Theme Park and Resort City's location will be within Seoul Metropolitan City area.
6. Infrastructure: The resort should have stable infrastructure and services, including well-established infrastructure for electricity, water, and communication, as well as clean and efficient management.
7. Market demand: Before building a resort, the market demand in the area should be considered. Tourists' preferences and trends should be analyzed to provide appropriate facilities and services.
8. Environmental friendliness: The resort should consider environmentally friendly design and operation, such as energy efficiency, recycling, and eco-friendly facilities, in order to establish a sustainable resort.
By considering these conditions, a resort can provide a comfortable and enjoyable experience for those who seek relaxation and leisure.
RESORT CITY
Global Theme Park Resort Holdings (GTRH) is a holding company that involves in the development and operations of theme parks and resorts.
GTRH will provide a top-notch unforgettable experience for those visiting at the upcoming GTRH's Hollywood Class of Mega Theme Park & Resort City in Seoul Metropolitan.
Grand opening of Hollywood mega theme park and resort city will be announced after the completion of master plan by GTRH engineering team and IP's programs. Most facilities will be operative earlier than 2035 based upon feasibility studies.
