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La Brise Resort in Nghe An to Open 18-Hole Course by 2029

The La Brise Resort Project in Tan Mai Ward, Nghe An Province, will feature an 18-hole golf course, a five-star hotel, and luxury villas, backed by an investment of approximately VND 2.150 trillion.

By Anita Rahman23 September 20262 min read
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Construction Underway in Nghe An

Construction has commenced on the La Brise Resort Project, a new integrated golf and hospitality complex in Tan Mai Ward, Nghe An Province, Vietnam. This significant development represents an investment of approximately VND 2.150 trillion and spans nearly 218 hectares.

The project is designed to include an 18-hole international-standard golf course alongside a five-star hotel and luxury villas. According to the project announcement, completion is anticipated in the fourth quarter of 2029, adding a substantial new offering to North Central Vietnam's tourism infrastructure.

Integrated Golf and Resort Components

Within the total land area, approximately 90 hectares are designated for the 18-hole golf course. The resort development, encompassing the five-star hotel, luxury villas, and other premium tourism services, will occupy nearly 89 hectares. The remaining land is allocated for ecological landscapes, green spaces, and essential supporting infrastructure.

This integrated approach, combining golf facilities with extensive resort accommodation and natural surroundings, aligns with a growing trend in Vietnam's emerging tourism destinations, aiming to enhance visitor experiences and extend their length of stay.

Expanding Nghe An's Golf Offerings

Nghe An Province currently offers a limited selection for golfers, with only two operational 18-hole courses: Cua Lo Golf Resort and Muong Thanh Golf Club Dien Lam. Cua Lo Golf Resort operates on a golf-and-resort model near Cua Lo Beach, while Muong Thanh Golf Club Dien Lam is part of a larger ecological complex.

The introduction of La Brise Resort will significantly expand the province's capacity to host golf travellers. This new complex supports Nghe An's broader strategy to develop high-quality tourism products and grow its golf ecosystem in North Central Vietnam.

Implications for Golf Travel and Investment

The addition of La Brise Resort presents new opportunities for Nghe An's golf tourism sector. With an 18-hole course, a five-star hotel, and a large resort complex within one destination, the project can attract corporate groups, MICE travellers, and international golfers seeking extended stays.

Developers and investors in the region will observe how this integrated model performs in attracting high-spending visitors. Golfers planning trips to North Central Vietnam from late 2029 onwards should monitor the project's progress for booking availability and potential package deals.

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