Marriott expands branded residences portfolio in Europe, Middle East & Africa region, Hilton accelerates multi‑brand expansion in Morocco and more...

Marriott expands branded residences portfolio in Europe, Middle East & Africa region
Wednesday, 18th December 2024

In the past two years, Marriott has signed 26 agreements to bring branded residences to iconic destinations in the region, more than double the amount from the preceding two years.

With locations ranging from luxurious resort addresses, such as The St. Regis Residences, Casares – Costa del Sol, a highly anticipated project announced last month, to premier urban destinations like the W Residences at Dubai Harbour, there is something for every type of home buyer in the company’s pipeline. >>

Radisson concludes a successful 2024 and views bright future in South East Asia & Pacific
18 Dec 2024 : Radisson Hotel Group is advancing confidently towards the end of 2024 and the dawn of the New Year in Asia Pacific, following a highly productive 12 months >>

Hilton accelerates multi‑brand expansion in Morocco
18 Dec 2024 : Global hospitality company on track to more than double its Morocco portfolio, exceeding 20 hotels in the coming years with the signing of nine new properties, totalling over 1,300 rooms across seven global brands >>

Hyatt to debut first Me and All hotel outside of Germany
18 Dec 2024 : Me and All Hotel Flims, Switzerland, to be operated through the Lindner Hotel Group, which sold the Me and All Hotels brand to Hyatt in July 2024 >>

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Reflecting on an Inspiring Week in Cannes: Building the Future of Travel
Wednesday, 18th December 2024

What a whirlwind week it has been in Cannes! From the moment I stepped onto the red carpet at the Palais des Festivals for the Global Forum to the final champagne toast at the Hôtel Martinez Closing Party, this week has been nothing short of extraordinary.

The opportunity to meet with so many incredible partners, suppliers, and fellow travel professionals has left me inspired and energised about the future of travel >>

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