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LUX Property Group Reports Stronger Than Expected Booking Demand as Expansion Accelerates Across Bali and Lombok

July 6, 2026
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LUX Property Group Reports Stronger Than Expected Booking Demand as Expansion Accelerates Across Bali and Lombok
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LUX Property Group has announced that accommodation bookings are significantly exceeding internal forecasts, with demand for its luxury villas and studio apartments currently outstripping available supply.

The company has already opened one of its Hotel K properties, with two additional hotels scheduled to open within the coming month. At the same time, Stage One of the LUX Village development is now operational, with more villas being completed and released into the rental pool each week. The project’s resort facilities, including guest amenities, are also expected to open within the next month.

Management says booking rates have continued to rise well above expectations, highlighting strong demand from both domestic and international travellers seeking premium accommodation in Bali.

“This is the type of challenge every hospitality business hopes for,” the company said. “Demand is currently growing faster than our available accommodation supply, reinforcing the need for continued expansion.”

In response, LUX Property Group plans to accelerate the rollout of additional hospitality and residential projects throughout Bali while continuing preparations for its next major development.

Construction is expected to commence in the final quarter of 2026 on the first stages of Nesara Bay City, the company’s master-planned tourism and lifestyle destination in South Lombok. The project has already generated significant pre-sale demand, providing confidence in its long-term development strategy.

Beyond Bali and Lombok, LUX Property Group is also evaluating additional opportunities across Indonesia, including a potential tourism and hospitality development in Indonesia’s new capital city, Nusantara.

With tourism to Indonesia continuing to strengthen and accommodation demand remaining robust, LUX Property Group says it is well positioned to expand its portfolio of hotels, resorts and lifestyle communities while capitalising on the country’s long-term tourism and economic growth.

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