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Montieth SPRG comes on board as the integrated communications and marketing agency for Hoiana Resort & Golf, an upscale resort in Central Vietnam. The agency will lead an integrated communications program for Hoiana in key APAC markets, including Hong Kong and Singapore. Montieth SPRG’s efforts will focus on elevating Hoiana’s reputation through media relations, corporate profile advisory, and influencer partnerships. Hoiana Resort & Golf is a beachfront complex comprised of four luxury hotels—the Hoiana Hotel & Suites, New World Hoiana Hotel, New World Hoiana Beach Resort, and the upcoming Rosewood Hoi An, close to Hoiana Residences. “Montieth SPRG’s expertise in multi-market marketing and communications makes it the ideal partner to elevate Hoiana’s presence and reinforce our position as a premier destination in Asia,” said Hoiana Resort & Golf VP, destination marketing Mai Anh Du.

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