The Ministry of Tourism and the General Directorate of Ports are offering an opportunity to develop a tourist resort in the central sector of Banias, Tartus Governorate, on a 75,370 m² site. The scheme comprises tourist chalets with 200 beds, a 100-bed hotel, a seafood restaurant with terraces seating 250, and a multipurpose hall seating 280 with its supporting services, alongside swimming pools, sports courts, children's play areas, water attractions, service kiosks and an administration building. It is offered on a build-operate-transfer (BOT) model for 25 years.

• Location: Banias — central sector, Tartus Governorate
• Area: 75,370 m²
• Estimated cost: USD 11 million
• Owner: Ministry of Tourism and the General Directorate of Ports
• Contract type: BOT
• Investment term: 25 years

What this means for a rebuilding company: this is a horizontal scheme spread across a large site, so it begins with earthworks and infrastructure — water, drainage, power, internal roads and parking — before the buildings themselves. The chalets suit repetitive or prefabricated systems that compress the programme, while the hotel, hall and restaurant need conventional frames with hospitality-grade finishes. Proximity to the sea imposes salt-resistant treatment of concrete, reinforcement and façades, and the package adds pools, water attractions, landscaping and exterior lighting.

Source: Syrian Investment Agency — data as published in the official listing, accessed 2026-08-21.