TFE previews 2023 trio
Clare Nicholls
04 Jan 2023
TFE Hotels has taken a look ahead at its upcoming slate for the year and highlighted three forthcoming newbuilds.
TFE Hotels has taken a look ahead at its upcoming slate for the year and highlighted three forthcoming newbuilds.
Accor has signed a multiple-property framework agreement with real-estate group Asset World Corporation (AWC) to develop and manage hotels under various Accor brands across Thailand.
Notable hotel openings are of course not just restricted to the big chains for 2023, so as part of our development preview for next year we review the projects on the slate for more petite groups.
Accor’s Ennismore lifestyle division is on course to open over 30 hotels and branded residences in 2023, so which will be the most notable additions?
A strong pipeline of luxury openings and development projects signals Hyatt Hotel Corporation’s continued commitment to catering to high-end travellers in new and desirable markets.
Marriott International is expecting to introduce more than 35 luxury hotels around the world in 2023.
Our second look at the robust Hilton Worldwide 2023 pipeline focuses on the many notable upcoming projects in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia.
2023 holds several notable completions for the Netherlands-based ‘affordable luxury’ chain, citizenM, with its expansion plan taking its total number of hotels to 32 across Europe, North America and Asia.
Accor’s luxury brands are preparing for a lively 2023 with a busy schedule of upcoming openings, so we’re taking a look at the diverse group’s anticipated high end sites.
Hilton Worldwide has a strong pipeline of new resorts poised to open in the Americas over the next 12 months.
Our next look ahead is at Radisson Hotel Group’s Radisson Collection brand, a luxury lifestyle banner which already has 32 resorts in 19 countries in four years since its launch.
THP News’ 2023 hotel development preview moves onto Hyatt Hotels Corporation’s Independent Collection brands, which are set to maintain strong growth with luxury and lifestyle experiences.
THP News kicks off a special preview of 2023 hotel developments with a look at Marriott International luxury lifestyle brand The Edition’s expansion plans.
Ras Al Khaimah Hospitality Holding’s (RAKHH) advisory arm Stirling Hospitality Advisors (SHA) has revealed rapid growth plans for the emirate’s hotel sector.
Major hotel group Hyatt Hotels Corporation is leaning into Asia for new premium developments, with more than half of its strong high end pipeline located throughout the continent.
Diriyah Gate Development Authority (DGDA), responsible for the transformation of Diriyah, Saudi Arabia, has attracted 16 additional hotel brands to have a presence in the new district.
The Swiss high end hotel pipeline currently predominantly comprises independent sites, according to the latest data from TOPHOTELPROJECTS.
The Middle East’s Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries are due to bring over 170,000 hotel rooms online over the next few years, according to new research commissioned by the Arabian Travel Market (ATM) event.
The Maldives-based Ozen Collection is to double its portfolio with two new resorts heading to the Indian Ocean in the next couple of years.
Marriott International is bringing the first JW Marriott and W Hotel to Costa Mujeres beach in popular Mexican destination, Cancun.
IHG Hotels & Resorts has signed for two locations in the Portuguese capital, Lisbon, as part of its growth agenda across Iberia.
Hilton Worldwide’s upper midscale brand, Hampton by Hilton, has preserved its pipeline pace, with at least 100 sites in the offing, the same as TOPHOTELNEWS calculated this time last year.
H World, the parent company of Deutsche Hospitality and Huazhu Group, has increased its pipeline properties across both of its main divisions over the last quarter.
Major hotel group Accor has previewed its upcoming loaded pipeline in Australia and New Zealand.
Marriott International Inc has signed a deal with hotel management firm RDK Tourism Investment to open four properties in the UAE.
Thai capital Bangkok is preparing for increasing numbers of international tourists with an accordingly growing hotel pipeline.
Meliá Hotels International has announced new projects which should make it the leading international hotel group in Albania, with seven hotels and 1,600 rooms.
Pan Pacific Hotels Group will double its serviced suites portfolio by 2023, with new openings in key gateway cities such as Bangkok, Hanoi, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur and Nairobi.
UAE-headquartered Rotana is expanding across the Middle East, North Africa and Türkiye (MENAT) territory with a robust hotel pipeline.
Luxury brand Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts is turning its attention towards Asia for its hotel developments, with a majority of its pipeline dedicated to the continent.
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts is continuing its growth trajectory across Europe, Middle East, Eurasia and Africa (EMEA), with further major projects in the pipeline.
Polish hotel development prospects could receive a real boost with the construction of a high speed transport project between Warsaw and Łódź, integrating air, road and rail.
Accor’s upscale Pullman Hotels & Resorts brand is continuing to stretch its legs across Greater China.
Marriott International is continuing to up its development rate, with a further 14,000 keys added during Q3 2022.
The direction of Argentina’s premium hotel pipeline looks to be in stark contrast to a recent rebound in international visitors.
Marriott International is planning to expand its select service portfolio in Greater China with the expected addition of 30 hotels in the segment by the end of 2023.
Hilton Worldwide has recorded modest pipeline growth, with a quarter on quarter increase of 30 projects.
US-headquartered Hyatt Hotels Corporation has upped its pipeline total for the first time this year.
Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts, the luxury wellness brand developed by Singapore-headquartered Banyan Tree Group, will further expand its Asian presence.
Meliá Hotels International has announced the addition of two new hotels in Mexico that are designed to further the international growth of its luxury brands.
Indonesia will be able to rely on a growing high end hotel pipeline as it seeks to recover its tourism industry after the ravages of the pandemic.
Radisson Hotel Group has entered into a strategic alliance with Indian firm Ruptub Solutions Private Limited to launch its new midscale brand, Park Inn & Suites by Radisson, in the country.
The vast majority of Hilton Worldwide’s DoubleTree by Hilton brand premium pipeline is centred on Asia, according to TOPHOTELPROJECTS data.
Minor Hotels brand NH Collection is expanding its Middle Eastern portfolio, with three properties due to launch next year.
Visitors are flocking to the US’s Music City, which in turn is prompting a hotel development rush in the area.
Ennismore brand Mama Shelter has a distinctly Gallic slant to its pipeline, with three out of six upcoming hotels in the next couple of years appearing in its home market of France.
Thailand-based Onyx Hospitality Group has reinforced its expansion plan, with a strategic focus on Malaysia as well as its home nation.
International hospitality real estate company PPHE Hotel Group is working its way through a more than £200 million development pipeline.
Marriott International plans to expand its operations in Africa with the anticipated addition of over 30 hotels comprising over 5,000 rooms by the end of 2024.
Choice Hotels International is continuing to rapidly grow its home US market development pace, with its national room pipeline heading towards the 100,000 mark.