Landco Pacific Corporation, a subsidiary of Metro Pacific Investment Corporation chaired by Manuel V. Pangilinan, has appointed Landco Lifestyle Ventures (LLV) as interim management for The Manor and Forest Lodge at Camp John Hay (CJH), as well as the CAP-John Hay Trade and Cultural Center in Baguio City.
LLV undertakes this to assist the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) in transitioning the properties to a new private partner once they are ready to be awarded for long-term lease and management arrangements.
LLV is the rebranded hospitality management arm of Landcos master planned Resorts Estates 15-hectare Casobe (Calatagan South Beach), the 23-hectare Club Laiya in Batangas and the beachfront condotels The Spinnaker and The Nautilus.
“It’s a thrill to lead the exceptional team of Landco Lifestyle Ventures. The heart for hospitality will continue to be at the core of each of the tourist destinations where we operate from Baguio to Batangas. Our commitment to genuine service will be the ideal match to the unique spirit, culture and attractions that each location offers. We look forward to growing the excellent experiences for Landco Pacific investors and unit owners, and guests, through giving them access to distinctive and diverse leisure amenities and accommodations in key tourist spots in the country,” stated Patrick “Pato” C. Gregorio, head for hospitality and Lifestyle Ventures of LLV, previously serving as Landco Pacific’s senior consultant for hospitality and tourism. (Read related article: Patrick Gregorio nows heads LLV)
Camp John Hay’s expansive complex has evolved into one of Pine City’s top attractions, offering a perfect mix of nature, adventure, and relaxation. The complex features a world-class Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course and offers plenty of dining, shopping, adventure activities, accommodation options, meeting, and conference venues.
The Manor, its five-star hotel, features 47 elegant suites and 163 well-appointed rooms with private balconies or terraces. Rooms are well-equipped with amenities, complimentary WI-FI, epitomizing the best accommodations in the “Summer Capital of the Philippines.” On the other hand, the Forest Lodge prides itself for its unique architecture, classic interior, and outstanding service, making it an absolute standout at Camp John Hay.
Inside Camp John Hay’s lush greenery, the Trade and Cultural Center offers a picturesque setting for a variety of events. Surrounded by towering pine trees, this versatile venue can host a range of gatherings, from small business meetings to large conventions with up to 2,300 attendees. Ideal for meetings, conventions, seminars, theatre shows, weddings, and reunions, the Convention Center features a spacious 405-square meter stage for special events with the Apayao Hall extension provides an extra 1,500 square meters of covered space, perfect for al-fresco banquets, exhibits, and trade fairs.
