The name of Louis Gerard Saliot pop-up when one talks of tourism development services and management in South Pacific. The countries coming in the South Pacific region are Indonesia, Fiji, East Java, West Papua, and Singapore among others. The region has a huge potential for tourism industry due to scenic islands, sandy beaches, unspoilt water resources, and others.
There is one problem preventing the development is the lack of suitable infrastructure. However, things are changing rapidly with the coming of numerous firms for building holiday destinations with villas, resorts, shopping mall, marinas, and other thrilling activities.
Sensing the importance of developing tourism projects and management, Saliot has established a company – Euro Asia Management Company in 1991. It is an important company that offers a complete service of project development and management service to the real estate firms.
EuroAsia has been carrying out the task of designing Master Plan for Tourism Development in different countries. The company has completed numerous projects, and many are in the pipeline. Here is the list of successful projects of the company:
- Four Seasons Bora Bora
- Natadola Marine Resort at Natadola Bay in Fiji
- Cakrawala Residence in Bali, Indonesia
- Raja Ampat Dive Resort
- The Megati Resort Project
Gerard Saliot and his team have worked dedicatedly in the development of these projects to boost the tourism industry. With the rising of tourist inflows, many countries are experiencing an increased in the foreign exchange and employment opportunities.
Hospitality and ancillary services are essential for the survival of the tourism industry. It is why Saliot has created the Hotel Modular Development and Euro Asia Hotel Contract to build tourism projects within a short time. It is helpful in providing hospitality and ancillary services to the real estate firms.
It is why the Gerard has got popularity in these countries for providing unique services for the tourism development and management. His contributions and roles will be remembered for generations to come.
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