
We’re thrilled to share that Geonet has been featured in The Age, spotlighting our efforts to meet Bali’s growing demand for family-friendly accommodations. The article highlights the evolving tourism landscape, where travelers are increasingly seeking immersive, all-in-one experiences that cater to families.
Read the article now: Bali tourism evolves with fund backing family-friendly stays
At the center of this vision is the newly launched Geonet Investment Fund, available exclusively to wholesale investors. Operating under an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL), the fund allows investors to gain exposure to Bali’s thriving hospitality market, supported by development income and operational revenue from high-quality hotel assets.
The feature also highlights our partnership with Cross Hotels & Resorts, a trusted global operator wholly owned by Flight Centre Travel Group. With a strong reputation for managing successful properties, and a network that caters to 20 million travellers annually, Cross ensures these projects combine thoughtful design, modern amenities, and professional management—critical elements for creating a seamless experience for guests and maximising returns for investors.
Chad Egan, Director of Geonet, shared, "We’re very excited for this exposure in The Age and having the opportunities to share our new chapter with their readers. Bali’s tourism market is evolving, and our goal is to help families enjoy world-class accommodations while providing investors with well-managed opportunities in this dynamic sector."
A sincere thank you to the editors at The Age and our partners at Cross Hotels & Resorts for sharing their thoughts for the publication.
Investment in the Geonet Investment Fund is available to wholesale investors only.