Brand overview: Pullman to grow portfolio by 40 hotels with strong APAC focus [Infographic]

Pullman will be launching 40 new hotels and 11,071 rooms in the coming years with a strong focus on the APAC region.

The new Pullman Accra Airport City will offer guests a relaxing stay experience.

Pullman will be launching 40 new hotels and 11,071 rooms in the coming years with a strong focus on the APAC region.

40 new hotels with 11,071 rooms will soon be added to the Pullman portfolio.

We find out more about when and where these properties will launch, and which ones are especially interesting.

Growth in the coming years

According to the TOPHOTELCONSTRUCTION database, Pullman Hotels & Resorts has 15 hotels in its pipeline for 2020, which will bring the company 4,410 new rooms:

9 properties are planned for 2021 and things pick up again in 2022 with 12 scheduled openings. 4 more hotels are on the books for 2023 with more likely to be added by then.

Pullman’s main regional focus

Of Pullman’s 40 new hotels, 31 will launch in the APAC region, adding 8,732 rooms to this area. Africa comes in a very distant second place with 4 projects and 1,074 rooms followed by the Middle East with 3 openings. South America and Europe will each see one hotel launch.

Given these numbers, it’s not surprising that all of Pullman’s top countries in terms of new openings are in Asia Pacific.

China leads the pack with 17 projects and 4,833 new rooms. Despite the coronavirus wreaking havoc in the local hotel industry, investors are still keen on new projects there since they expect everything to go back to normal in the near future.

Vietnam and Indonesia share second place with 3 hotels each, followed by New Zealand and Australia which will get two new hotels each.

Noteworthy Pullman hotel projects around the world

The largest project currently in Pullman’s pipeline is the Pullman Doha Bridge Towers (West Bay) with 468 rooms. The hotel will open in late 2020 and offer guests easy access to Doha’s West Bay business district. Extensive meeting and event facilities including a 1,300 sqm ballroom will make the new-build property ideal for corporate events.

Visitors to Thailand’s serene islands will look forward to the late 2020 opening of the Pullman Khao Lak Resort. The 251-room property set on a stretch of gently sloping beach is the ideal family getaway thanks to its large kids’ club and family-friendly facilities. Couples can avail of the private villas to have their peace and quiet or go for a dip in the adult-only infinity pool overlooking the sparkling Andaman Sea.

Set within Accra’s Airport City enclave, the Pullman Accra Airport City will become a hub for business travellers visiting the city. Slated to open in early 2021, the 214-room property is anticipated to become a major venue for conferences and events thanks to its seven meeting rooms and banqueting facilities as well as its convenient location just a few minutes from Kotoka International Airport.

Let’s take a look at some more upcoming hotel projects by Pullman Hotels & Resorts:

Pullman Zhejiang Jiaxing Pinghu

Pullman Auckland Airport

Pullman Hai Phong

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