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WESTIN BEAR MOUNTAIN HOTEL SOLD TO LOCAL BUSINESSMAN AND ENTREPRENEUR
Posted on July 19, 2019
by Shalu Mehta/Black Press
The Westin Bear Mountain Golf Resort and Spa has been sold.
Ecoasis, the company that owns the Bear Mountain Resort has entered a “working alliance” with Raoul Malak, a local entrepreneur and businessman. Ecoasis will still own and be responsible for Bear Mountain’s golf and tennis operations and developable lands while Malak will take over the Westin Bear Mountain’s hotel operations.
Dan Matthews, Ecoasis chief executive officer, said in a statement that the company is at a stage in its business and growth strategy where it is “actively entering into relationships with like-minded companies and individuals that have the passion and expertise in specific disciplines that make up a multi-faceted resort like Bear Mountain.”
https://bearmountain.ca/in_the_news/westin-bear-mountain-hotel-sold-to-local-businessman-and-entrepreneur/
Stupidest business decision ever made.
What’s going on up there?
And whatever happened with that public trail access snafu?
The hotel owner and the golf course CEO share an intense dislike of each other.
Why does the golf course meddle in the affairs of a hotel? Who decided to charge an access fee to the trails? Was it the hotel, or the golf course? Or neither?
Unfortunately the hotel also caters to and has features the golfers like and use.
No idea why they are not making the road instalment payment. Maybe they are short of cash.
Not sure any private property owner wants people using their property for free.
Got it.
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