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Kylie Minogue will be the star of Mandarin Oriental, Bodrum’s 10th anniversary celebrations at its 60ha waterfront site in Paradise Bay, Turkiye, overlooking the Aegean Sea.
The Grammy award-winning artist will be a feature of the spectacular anniversary celebrations, including the gala night tomorrow (5 July) where she will perform.
A White Beach Party is also scheduled for 6 July, offering a captivating visual and audio shows.
Opened in 2014, Mandarin Oriental, Bodrum, is built on a series of levels in the resort’s landscaped hillside, surrounded by ancient olive groves and pine trees, the resort features 122 rooms, apartments, suites and villas.
All have sundecks, terraces or balconies, and many feature private gardens and infinity edged pools. A 2700sqm spa offers holistic signature treatments and a range of wellness programs.
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