eTEA Update

The Vitala Group of Companies to Design Eco & Thermal Resort in Hungary

Vitala has agreed with a group of Local Developers and the Mayor of Hedervar City in Hungary to architecturally design, carry

out feasibility studies, develop and project finance an Eco and Thermal Resort Project in that city. The project will be situated on 247 acres, and subject to the marketing feasibility study findings, will include a convention hotel with thermal spa water facilities; 18 hole golf course with all weather indoor/outdoor golf driving range; children and family market leisure facilities; and a casino license is being considered. A further land site of 111 acres may be joined to provide horse riding stables, children’s animal farm; walking/biking and jogging trails.

Project completion is estimated for mid 2012. More information: info@vitalagroup.com

New Eco & Thermal Resort in Hedervar/ Hungary

A complex Eco & Thermal Resort is to be built for 150 million US dollars in Hedervar, Hungary (approximately 30 kilometres away from the Austrian-Hungarian border in Nickelsdorf). The project is scheduled to be completed by 2012. The one-million square kilometre resort (which corresponds to the total surface area of the entire Europa-Park resort) will include a convention hotel with extensive thermal spa water facilities, an 18-hole golf course and a wide range of shopping facilities. A casino license is also being considered. Horseback riding stables, a children’s animal farm, as well as walking, cycling and jogging trails might all be built in an additional expansion area. This ambitious project will be carried out by the Vitala Group based in the west of London, which has already seen through many other hotel projects in the past.
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The Vitala Group has signed a contract with OK Consulting to finance and develop a 100-room hotel, golf course and children's farm in Harkany, Hungary. Including comprehensive spa and wellness facilities, the property will cater to those in search of medical tourism and could serve as the launch pad for a chain of similar projects throughout Hungary and Eastern Europe. Opening is scheduled for the end of 2011.