TUI opens two new hotels in Asia: what to expect for tourists in Cambodia and Malaysia

TUI’s Hotel Expansion in Asia

TUI has announced the expansion of its hotel network in Asia, with new resorts in Malaysia and Cambodia.

The new hotels will focus on relaxation and wellness, located near two famous Asian landmarks.

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The relaxing TUI BLUE Angkor Grace resort opens in Cambodia
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Both countries are known for their affordable prices for British tourists: the cost of meals here ranges from £1 to £3.

TUI announced that the second hotel in Cambodia will be named

TUI Blue Angkor Grace

, following the opening of the first resort

TUI Blue Sihanoukville

in May 2025.

The TUI Blue Angkor Grace hotel will feature a spa and wellness center for children aged six months to 12 years.

Guests will enjoy 151 rooms and hydrotherapy, which includes magnesium pools, cold baths, and rooms for massages and therapies.

Daily yoga classes and sound therapy sessions will be offered for relaxation.

The hotel is located in Siem Reap, near the Angkor Wat temple, the largest religious monument in the world.

The hotel in Cambodia is located near the Angkor Wat temple
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The hotel in Malaysia will be the perfect place to visit Legoland
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This UNESCO World Heritage site was built in the 12th century by King Surya Varman II in honor of the Hindu god Vishnu.

The company also announced the opening of a second hotel in Malaysia,

TUI Blue Medini Johor

, which is planned to open in August 2026.

The hotel will be located in Medini, the central business district of Iskandar Puteri in Johor Bahru, and will have 214 rooms, a pool, a gym, and a restaurant.

This location will be ideal for those planning to visit Legoland Malaysia, which offers over 40 attractions and a water park with 20 slides.

For Britons, there are direct flights available to Malaysia; however, there are currently no direct flights to Cambodia.

TUI also plans to continue expanding in Asia by opening new hotels in Vietnam and Malaysia, where hotel prices start at £5, and a beer costs just 80 pence.

The TUI group announced new hotels in Cambodia and Malaysia
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TUI’s expansion in Asia provides new opportunities for tourists, highlighting the growing interest in vacations in less traditional destinations. With affordable prices and a variety of offerings, these resorts are becoming attractive to travelers from all over the world, especially from the UK.