Investments in Palanga resort
Palanga is an international seacoast resort
and home to active recreation and rehabilitation, oriented
towards a wide range of entertainment services with a developed
modern infrastructure. Around 900 thousand tourists visit
Palanga annually.
In
the first half of 2006, direct foreign investment amounted
to 23.7 million Litas. Investment was most intensive in
the areas of construction, real estate, and tenement. Currently,
the implementation of large investment projects to be completed
by 2009 has been started in Palanga.
In summer 2007, hotel "Vanagupe"
is planning to open a new SPA health centre "Vanagupe"
with a total area of 2,000 m2. A swimming pool with sea
water, saunas, rooms for various massages, beauty salons,
etc. will be available there.
In 2008, the company "Baltijos aktima"
will be ready to build a unique health complex in Palanga
resort where mineral water would be used for treatment purposes.
In the area of ca. 80-ares, a multi-storey building should
be built, which will accommodate a SPA complex, treatment
rooms, rehabilitation centre, a hotel, restaurant and conference
centres. It is planned to build and equip a swimming pool,
bath complex as well as mud and mineral water baths with
therapeutic pools.
The company "Pinus Proprius", which
belongs to the worldwide famous concern "Inter Ikea",
is planning to build a modern SPA centre with conference
halls and the largest hotel in Palanga on the other shore
of the river R¹ž?, instead of the former pool of sanatorium
"Jurate". The hotel with 210 apartments and total
area of more than 20,000 m2 will be named "A
Capella SPA Palanga".
By 2009, K. Gecas trade company is planning
to build a sea and mineral water therapy centre (SPA centre)
near hotel "PALANGA", that would reflect the style
and spirit of the old Palanga architecture.
In 2006 UAB "Baltijos pirkliai" has started construction
of the entertainment and recreation complex. It comprises
twelve villas with sauna, conference hall, cafes, restaurant
and commercial premises. In 2007 the company plans to build
two 5- and 3-star hotels at Šventoji and one 5-star hotel
in Palanga. A water park and SPA centre with the total area
of almost 22,000m2 is being designed for those coming to
relax and to regain strength. The centre will comprise saunas,
massage rooms, therapeutic baths, beauty salons, relaxation
rooms, recreation Water Park, bowling, billiard hall and
restaurants. The family health centre will be able to accommodate
3,200 people at the same time.
Palanga expects that the above leisure, entertainment
and health centres will create a larger flow of incoming
tourists and holidaymakers, as well as will extend the recreation
season in the resort.
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