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Minor Int, NH Hotel Group plan 50 hotel openings by 2024
Minor International and subsidiary NH Hotel Group plan 50 hotel openings by the end of 2024.
They will expand eight brands – NH Hotels, NH Collection, nhow, Tivoli, Anantara, Avani, Elewana and Oaks.
The 50 new hotels will comprise 10,106 rooms worldwide.
NH Hotel Group aims to become one of the most active hotel players in Europe and Latin America in the coming years.
It has 27 new hotel openings planned between 2023 and 2024.
These include three Anantara hotels, three Tivoli hotels, and four NH Collection hotels.
There will also be seven new Avani hotels in Europe and Latin America.
Ramón Aragonés, NH Hotel Group CEO said; “Management efforts allowed us to take advantage of Minor International synergies and grow strongly in the world.”
Minor International owns 94.1% of NH Hotel Group.
The first openings of the NH Collection brand in Asia are in Qatar and Dubai, along with two hotels in China and one in Thailand.
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