Following the opening of a Marine Discovery Centre in  Thailand's Koh Phi Phi Island, leading international hotel chain, Singha Estate has announced plans on opening the next one at Emboodhoo Falhu, Maldives during the latter part of this year.

While The Thai property firm who invested USD 800million in Embudu Lagoon Crossroads project, opened the discovery centre in Thailands Phi Phi Island Village, run by Singha Estate in the Phi Phi Don of Krabi province, Singha Estate plans on opening a bigger and more developed Marine Discovery Centre in Embudu Lagoon. 

"Maldives is currently one of our biggest projects. We have a team of marine biologists working at the destination and making preparations for the marine discovery centre now as well" Says Chief Hospitality Officer at Singha Estate Dirk De Cuyper.

"The students here are very enthusiastic and keen on learning about the marine life. We are anticipating that the project will be very successful in the Maldives as well."

Chief Hospitality Officer Dirk De Cuyper also revealed that the centre would be opened along with the two resorts which will be opened during the first phase of the Crossroads project. He explained that the purpose of opening a marine discovery centre was to protect the environment and for the private sector also to be involved in providing information to the general public about protecting the environment.

Singha Estate Public Company Limited, together with its subsidiaries, develops and invests in real estate for rental and sale in Thailand and internationally. 

The company engages in the hospitality and related business such as selling land, single detached houses and condominium units while also offering hotel management services and investing in other companies. 

The company was formerly known as Rasa Property Development Public Company Limited and changed its name to Singha Estate Public Company Limited in September 2014. Singha Estate Public Company Limited was founded in 1995 and is headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand.