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The #EMEA region continues to see an increase in hotel supply, with a 3% rise in both the Middle East and Africa and the EU compared to last year, according to the latest data. Here are some major projects we can look forward to: 🔑 Ciel Dubai Marina: Set to become the world's tallest hotel at 385 meters, this 1,209-room luxury hotel is nearing completion with unique features like an observation deck and a rooftop infinity pool. 🔑 Melia White Sands Hotel & Spa: Located on Santa Monica Beach in Cape Verde, this 835-room upscale hotel offers various amenities including six restaurants, a spa, and multiple swimming pools. 🔑 Voco Jeddah Gate: Adding 706 rooms to the master-planned Jeddah Gate community, this upscale project includes dining options, meeting rooms, and recreational facilities. 🔑 Jabal Omar The Royal Alana Makkah: This 581-room hotel in Saudi Arabia is part of a larger development project featuring luxury hotels with a total of 5,000 keys. 🔑 Maritim Hotel Amsterdam: Expected to open this summer, this 579-room hotel will feature the highest bar in the city, four restaurants, and a conference center with 18 rooms. To get started with your next hotel project, write to communications@provisionllc.com Source: https://lnkd.in/dvfjC8yv

IHG Hotels & Resorts, one of the world’s leading hotel companies, has signed a management agreement with the King Abdullah Financial District Management and Development Company (KAFD | كافد DMC) to bring two more luxury hotels to Riyadh. In an expansion of the IHG-KAFD partnership, Regent Riyadh KAFD and InterContinental Riyadh KAFD are poised to complement the region’s first Kimpton at KAFD, which is set to debut by the end of 2024 as part of the agreement established last year, bringing its total to three properties in KAFD. Commenting on the partnership, Gautam Sashittal, Chief Executive Officer at KAFD DMC, said: “Saudi Arabia’s tourism is booming like never before, seeing a 58% increase in visitor numbers and ranking second globally in terms of tourist arrivals during the first seven months of 2023. The Kingdom counted over 100 million tourists last year, collectively spending SAR 100 billion, and these numbers are poised to grow, with a national target of 150 million tourists by 2030." Find out more ▶ https://lnkd.in/etWjP6mv #kafd #saudiarabia #sauditourism #vision2030 #hospitality #saudiprojects #hotels

Exciting Growth in Saudi Arabia's Hotel Industry! Great things are happening in the hotel industry across four major Saudi cities in 2023! Highlighting notable trends in occupancy rates, average daily rates (ADR), and revenue per available room (RevPAR) compared to 2022. 🕋 **Makkah** displayed substantial growth in both Luxury & Upper Upscale and Upscale - Economy+ segments, with a 5% rise in occupancy rates and substantial ADR increases of 36% and 16% respectively. This resulted in an impressive 42% and 33% rise in RevPAR, demonstrating strong performance in the city. 🕌 **Medina** witnessed robust growth in both Luxury & Upper Upscale and Upscale - Economy+ segments, with an impressive 8% increase in occupancy rates. Coupled with substantial ADR rises of 34%, the RevPAR surged significantly, showcasing remarkable growth rates of 46% and 45% respectively. 🏙 **Riyadh** experienced positive growth in both Luxury & Upper Upscale and Upscale - Economy+ segments, with increases of 3% and 7% in occupancy rates. Accompanied by significant ADR rises of 18% and 16%, the RevPAR surged by 22% and 24% respectively, showcasing a thriving hotel market. 🌊 **Jeddah** saw marginal increases in occupancy rates for Luxury & Upper Upscale hotels, while the Upscale - Economy+ segment demonstrated substantial growth of 23%. With modest ADR increases and notable RevPAR growth rates of 1% and 27% respectively, Jeddah's hotel sector is on the rise. Source: STR Global #VisitSaudi #Tourism #HotelIndustry #HospitalityGrowth #SaudiArabia

Minor Hotels has announced the continued expansion of Anantara in Oman, with the development of a new resort in Bandar Al Khairan, Muscat. Read the full story: #minorhotels #oman #muscat #muscatoman #resort #resortdesign #resortdevelopment #hoteldesign #hotel #hospitality #hotelnews #hospitalitynews #hotelindustry #hospitalityindustry

This week, Saudi Arabia's hospitality sector has seen major developments. Red Sea Global Hospitality and Hyatt Hotels Corporation have made new appointments, including Jean-Francois Durand and Juan Paolo Alfonso as general managers for Hyatt’s Red Sea resorts. Saudi's upcoming Labour Law amendments will align with Saudi Vision 2030, enhancing job stability and employee rights. Additionally, development plans for the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve aim to promote conservation and sustainable tourism. Key projects like The Avenues – Riyadh, featuring three Hilton Hotels & Resorts, and Radisson Hotel Group’s expansion underscore the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 goals of boosting tourism and economic growth.  For a deeper dive into these stories, explore more on the biggest hospitality developments in Saudi Arabia over the past week: https://lnkd.in/dtuNg4CK #hospitality #hotels #luxury #news #saudiarabia #saudivision2030 #strategy Miraval The Red Sea, Grand Hyatt The Red Sea,

BWH Hotels (BWH) is set for significant expansion in the Middle East, particularly in Saudi Arabia, with plans to add eight new hotels and one branded residence to its portfolio. The new properties span various brands, including Best Western Hotels & Resorts, Shades, Aiden by Best Western, and Executive Residency by Best Western. BWH will directly manage three of these properties, marking a milestone for the brand in Saudi Arabia. With tourism on the rise in the region, BWH aims to cater to diverse market segments and contribute to the hospitality sector's growth. Wytze Van den Berg, vice president of international operations EMEA at BWH, said: "It is important for us to grow all aspects of the brand across chain scales, from value-driven offerings and boutique options to WorldHotels’ upper upscale selections." Delve deeper into the expansion plans: https://lnkd.in/dnyb7nes #hospitality #hotels #saudiarabia #saudivision2030 #expansion #news #operations #luxury #boutique #vp #middleeast

Brunches in Dubai, a city renowned for its lavish culinary experiences, have evolved into a quintessential aspect of its social and cultural fabric.  For hotels, hosting brunches presents a dual advantage: a direct boost in revenue and a significant elevation in brand visibility. These extravagant, often thematic, feasts attract both residents and tourists alike, transforming into weekly rituals that generate consistent revenue streams for hotels.  The allure of a diverse culinary spread, coupled with entertainment and often picturesque settings, ensures that tables are perennially booked. Beyond the immediate financial gains, these brunches play a pivotal role in shaping the hotel's brand image.  As attendees share their experiences on social media, partake in word-of-mouth recommendations, and pen online reviews, the hotel's brand garners significant attention, positioning itself firmly in the consciousness of potential patrons.  A successful brunch can become synonymous with the hotel's identity, enhancing its reputation not just as a dining destination but as a holistic experience provider. In essence, brunches in Dubai empower hotels to blend gastronomic excellence with brand-building, crafting a recipe for sustained success and heightened visibility.

Radisson Hotel Group continues to intensify its efforts in the Kingdom of #SaudiArabia, aligning with the #Saudi #2030vision for #hospitality. Building on a robust five-year expansion and transformation plan, the Group aims to establish itself as the preferred brand for owners, partners, and guests by strengthening its presence in major and secondary cities across the Kingdom. ▪️Currently, Radisson Hotel Group operates over 26 properties including #hotels, #resorts, and serviced #apartments in Saudi Arabia, with a significant focus on expanding in the holy cities alongside #Riyadh and #Jeddah. With an additional 18 properties under development, the Group is on track to achieve its goal of doubling its footprint by 2030, aiming for a total of 100 hotels. Recent highlights of Radisson Hotel Group’s growth include opening the first Radisson Individuals branded hotel in Saudi Arabia and bringing the second Radisson hotel to Riyadh with the upcoming opening of Radisson Hotel & Residence Riyadh #Olaya ▪️"It is exciting to see our strategic expansion unfold across Saudi Arabia. By focusing on the dynamic centers of Riyadh and Jeddah, a new drive across the Holy Cities of #Makkah and #Madinah, as well as the culturally rich secondary cities, we are committed to supporting the Kingdom’s goal of welcoming 100 million visitors by 2030,” said Elie Milky, Vice President Development, Radisson Hotel Group, #MiddleEast, #Cyprus, #Greece, and #Pakistan. ▪️The Group's increasing portfolio in Saudi Arabia, comprising approximately 50% of its presence in the Middle East, is poised to bolster its target of welcoming 100 million visitors by 2030. With these ambitious plans, Radisson Hotel Group is positioned to play a central role in transforming Saudi Arabia’s hospitality landscape, offering unparalleled service and innovative hospitality solutions across the Kingdom. Looking ahead to the remainder of 2024, Radisson Hotel Group will continue to leverage the strength of its ten global brands to provide tailored solutions for each market. Simultaneously, the Group will focus on forging strategic partnerships and adapting to the dynamic market landscape, generating increased opportunities for owners and guests.

{New Insight} 45 Hotels Coming to Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia is on the cusp of a monumental transformation in its hospitality sector and is poised to redefine luxury and innovation in the region. As part of the Kingdom’s ambitious Vision 2030 plan, the focus on enhancing tourism infrastructure has never been more pronounced. These upcoming hotels are set to offer an unparalleled blend of opulence, modernity, and cultural richness, attracting a diverse array of international travellers and positioning Saudi Arabia as a premier global destination. Read more about it here - https://lnkd.in/dp-cwQVv

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