Son of Vietnamese tycoon, beauty queen wife explore luxury resort on Bali Island

Quang shared photos taken at Bvlgari Resort Bali on the Jimbaran Peninsula in Uluwatu, 12 km from Bali Ngurah Rai Airport, on May 1.
He and his wife, 2016 Miss Vietnam Do My Linh, rented a villa with a sea view. The resort features 59 luxury villas, each with a private pool, along with five unique residences. From the villas' balconies, guests can enjoy a dreamlike view of the sea.

Quang, 30, is vice chairman of T&T Group and chairman of Hanoi FC, a football club in Vietnam’s V.League 1. He became the youngest chairman of a football club at age 25.
T&T Group has interests in a wide range of industries, from finance and real estate to agriculture, energy, and logistics, according to its website.
Quang also became chairman of Vietravel Airlines last month, three months after T&T Group announced that two of its subsidiaries and fund management firm BVIM had become the airline's strategic shareholders.

The couple enjoyed breakfast on the resort's grounds, showing off a meal which includes basic treats like oatmeal, fruit, yogurt, bread and Chinese dishes such as beef stew noodles, shrimp dumplings and meatballs. The restaurant serves Asian and European dishes and local specialties.

Perched on a 160-meter-high cliff, the resort offers views of the Indian Ocean. It has earned numerous awards in the hospitality industry, including 'Bali's Leading Hotel Residences' at the World Travel Awards for several years, as well as a 5-star rating from Forbes Travel Guide.

Thanks to its serene setting and luxury services, the resort has become a popular wedding venue for several Asian celebrities. Notable weddings held here include those of Taiwanese actress Ruby Lin and Wallace Huo, TVB actor Kevin Cheng and Hong Kong beauty queen Chan Kai-lam, and actress Yang Mi and Liu Kai-wei.

The villas there feature traditional local architectural styles, incorporating wood and eco-friendly fabrics. Guests can enjoy panoramic views of the sea, lush gardens, sun terraces, and private swimming pools.

Power outage hit a number of regions in Bali on May 2, AFP reported. The island's airport was also impacted but inbound and outbound flights continued using backup generators, although several departures were delayed.