Lebua Hotels & Resorts

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lebua Hotels & Resorts
Type Private
IndustryHospitality
Founded2003 (Bangkok, Thailand)
Headquarters Bangkok, Thailand
Number of locations
5
Key people
Deepak Ohri, Chief Executive Officer
ServicesHotels, restaurants, and bars
Website lebua.com

lebua Hotels & Resorts is Bangkok-based luxury hotels and restaurants company with locations in Thailand, India, and New Zealand. Founded in 2003 with one restaurant, lebua has recently expanded into the German fine dining market under the leadership of Chief Executive Officer Deepak Ohri. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]

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