Exactly. Its a business decision by Disney to expand their global market share. Of course its not going to be a traditional Disney park, non of the outside America Disney parks are. All have adapted and changed from the American cultural aspects to the cultural aspects of where they are located.
For example, one of the biggest changes Disney made when
Disneyland Paris then Euro Disney was opened in the 1990's was the sale of alcohol throughout the parks. When the park opened, the restaurants did not sell alcohol , which at the time was how the American parks were. But very quickly they had to change and sell alcohol, as its very much part of French culture to have a drink with a meal.
Also with the design of Disneyland Paris, they had to adapt to the local weather and climate, put a roof over The Teacups, have an indoor corridor behind the shops on both sides of Main Street, as well as make a covered walkway from Main Street all the way to the back of the park and Pirates of The Caribbean.
So of course with this new park, they will adapt and change to the local climate and weather.