"Sira Village Grand Outlet Bali" opens

■ Main features of "Sira Village Grand Outlet Bali"

[Strategic location in conjunction with international ports and international airports]
Kura Kura Bali, where SVGOB is located, has been designated by the Indonesian government as a "Special Economic Zone for Tourism and Creative Industries," and is a promising area with potential for future development in the financial sector. BTID is developing the vast 498-hectare site as a marine integrated resort, with a marina, luxury villas, and an international school already underway. While possessing the characteristics of a marine resort, it boasts exceptional accessibility, being only about 20 minutes by car from Bali International Airport (Ngurah Rai Airport) and within 30 minutes of major tourist areas, thus avoiding the chronic traffic congestion typical of Bali.
Furthermore, it is located near Benoa Port, which is undergoing expansion work to enable the docking of large cruise ships as part of the "Bali Maritim Tourism Hub (BMTH)" initiative ^{* 3}, a national strategic project led by the Indonesian government. It will also attract inbound tourism demand, including cruise passengers from a wider area.

[Inspired by traditional Balinese villages and gazebos, with a design focused on harmony with nature]
The design architects were handled by Mitsubishi Jisho Design Inc. and its Singapore subsidiary, Mitsubishi Jisho Design Asia (MJDA). With the main concept of "A Village for Diverse Communities​," the design draws inspiration from Bale's traditional gazebos and the spatial composition of traditional houses and settlements. For the store​, facade, guest restrooms, and exterior water features are finished with locally sourced igneous rock and brick, and for elevator lobbies and exterior benches, Bankirai wood (a tropical hardwood from the Dipterobitaceae family) sourced from Kalimantan Island, actively incorporating locally sourced materials. Additionally, by planning the building based on wind direction and strategically placing water features within the site, we are taking into account the natural cooling effect of the promenade, thereby creating an outdoor environment suited to the tropical climate. We are also planning to obtain * ⁴ certification, a representative environmental performance evaluation system in Southeast Asia.

■ About PT Bali Turtle Island Development

As a subsidiary of the Indonesian conglomerate GT Group (Gajah Tunggal), and the master developer that owns Kura Kura Bali, including the site of this project, the company is promoting infrastructure construction and attracting investors. Based in Bali, it has been involved in the island's development for over 20 years, aiming to create a unique mixed-use resort. The GT Group is the largest comprehensive tire manufacturer in Indonesia and Southeast Asia, boasting an overwhelming market share in both the four-wheel and two-wheel sectors. Tuan Sing, a business partner of Mitsubishi Estate in "The Grand Outlet – East Jakarta, Karawang," Indonesia's first large-scale luxury outlet mall, is also one of the company's real estate businesses.