Panama Joins World's Most Prestigious Destination...

newsnviews2.jpgPanama City, Panama (PRWEB) October 20, 2008 -- A joint venture between Nikki Beach Hotels & Resorts and Panama's Playa Blanca has added Panama to the list of prime international destinations for the upscale business traveler, the luxury leisure crowd and the savvy real estate investor.


"Panama is emerging as one of the world's hottest destinations for the jet set crowd, and we are looking forward to introducing guests to Nikki Beach's signature glamour on the beautiful shores of Playa Blanca," said Gary Sims, president of Nikki Beach Hotels & Resorts, headquartered in Miami.
 

The new Nikki Beach Panama joins eight new hotels and beachfront resorts slated for development across five countries as part of the premier entertainment and lifestyle brand's expansion into the luxury condo-hotel market. Located on the Pacific coast, less than an hour from the bustling capital, Nikki Beach Panama is the perfect addition to Nikki brand expansion into Central America's most rapidly growing economy and tourism destination.
 

The Miami-based company introduced the first Nikki Beach Resort in Turks & Caicos in April 2008, with other projects under development in Mexico, London, Moscow, Dubai Cape Verde, Honduras, Thailand, Spain, Cyprus, Egypt, Jordan, and Greece.
 

In addition to the launch of the luxury vacation lifestyle at Nikki Beach Playa Blanca, the Nikki Beach Hotels & Resorts also plans a 52-story illuminated city condo-hotel and signature nightlife hot spot in Panama City to open in 2010.
 

Founded on Miami's South Beach in 1996 by Jack Penrod, Nikki Beach has established a lifestyle brand that combines art, music, fashion and film. Over the past decade, the Nikki Beach brand has expanded its flagship Café Nikki on South Beach to jet-set destinations such as St. Tropez, St. Barth, Marbella, Marrakech, New York City, Cabo San Lucas, Puerto Vallarta, and Sardinia.
 

Contact Knightsbridge Investment group for more information on Nikki Beach Panama.