AccorHotels and Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts finalize merger

AccorHotels and Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts finalize merger

With the close of this acquisition, AccorHotels has become the largest operator by room number in the Middle East and Africa.

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Emaar Hospitality Group’s Olivier Harnisch highlights his operational strategy

Emaar Hospitality Group’s Olivier Harnisch highlights his operational strategy

It is important to develop brands that meet the diverse spectrum of needs and aspirations of travelers.

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International tourism at highest level since 2010

International tourism at highest level since 2010

China continues to lead global outbound travel, having spent USD 258 billion on international tourism in 2017.

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Nestle to engage more youth in its work streams

Nestle to engage more youth in its work streams

In the Middle East, where 70 percent of Nestlé’s new hires are youth.

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Rotana’s Omer Kaddouri reveals his key focus markets

Rotana’s Omer Kaddouri reveals his key focus markets

The region continues to maintain its position as a well-rounded destination with something to suit all visitors.

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Kempinski’s Henk Meyknecht expects to see long-term growth, particularly in the luxury segment

Kempinski’s Henk Meyknecht expects to see long-term growth, particularly in the luxury segment

We expect to see further activity in the luxury segment as a result of expanding strategic interests and global business outreach efforts of many markets in the region where we currently operate.

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415 new properties are under development in the Middle East as per STR

415 new properties are under development in the Middle East as per STR

In the Middle East, the UAE leads the projects under development in the region, with a total of 50,000 new rooms under construction.

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IHG’s Pascal Gauvin reveals the key to enabling high value growth

IHG’s Pascal Gauvin reveals the key to enabling high value growth

We are looking at expanding our presence in new markets such Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia, in North Africa.

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