Middle East & Africa Hotel News Page 2

Accor and Marriott International maintain the top room counts among parent companies operating in in the Middle East, according to STR. As part of the STR 500, the company will release the top 50 companies and brands in the Middle East during this week’s Arabian Hotel Investment Conference (AHIC) in Ras Al Khaimah. continue reading →

Company on-track to grow its portfolio by 45 percent through the end of 2023 with over 100 properties under development continue reading →

Five independent hotel groups, together with Oracle, now make up the alliance’s shareholders continue reading →

Located in the west of the capital, the hotel is just a 30-minute drive from King Khaled International Airport and situated in Riyadh's Diplomatic Quarter, home to over eighty foreign embassies and diplomatic missions. continue reading →

Middle East hotels saw occupancy increase 3.3% to 72.2% in February as ADR dropped 6.3% to $150.13 and RevPAR declined 3.3% to $108.38. But hotels in Africa reported occupancy rose 2.2% to 61.9%, ADR increased 4.3% to $117.42 and RevPAR climbed 6.6% to $72.67. continue reading →

MENA Chain Hotels Market Review - January 2019 continue reading →

The complex is strategically located in the heart of one of the most sought-after areas in the city with easy access to key embassies and major corporate headquarters, just a 30-minute drive from King Khalid International Airport. continue reading →

According to preliminary February 2019 data from STR, Abu Dhabi hotels reported occupancy dipped 1.9% to 79.2%, but a 31.6% ADR boost to 565.07 Emirati dirhams ($153.87) drove RevPAR up 29.1% to 447.46 dirhams ($121.84). continue reading →

We all agree that managing a hotel in the time of crisis is no mean feat. And, if that crisis is of an extreme nature, your management skills are truly put to test. Like Paul Rusesabagina, the Manager of ‘Hotel des Mille Collines’ from the movie, Hotel Rwanda who provided shelter to over 1200 refugees in the capital city of Kigali and saved their lives during the 1994 Rwandan Genocide. continue reading →

The next edition of HITEC Dubai, hosted in partnership by HFTP and Naseba, will be held on November 12-13, 2019. This event is set to expand by over 30 percent with a larger venue - the Festival Arena in Festival City Dubai. continue reading →