January 2020 is the first month of a new decade, and there were some stellar hotels that opened over the first few weeks of the year.
With over 5,300 new hotel rooms being added to Sydney’s market, the Australian city is broadening its offering for local and international travellers.
Mexico is the highest performing country in Latin America. Their project pipeline and tourism sector are looking robust for the next 12 months.
Hilton’s Curio Collection debuts two new properties on idyllic islands in the Caribbean and China.
With over 272,000 rooms due to be added to Europe’s hotel market in the coming years, the continent is adapting to growing numbers of inbound travellers.
After three years of construction, Sydney’s new MGallery by Sofitel nears completion and guests will soon be welcomed at this classy boutique hotel.
Japan’s hotel pipeline is in good shape for the coming decade and boasts several impressive openings travellers will appreciate.
A new St. Regis property in the Indonesian capital boasts luxurious rooms, expansive suites and exclusive residences.
A stylish Moxy Mexico City is set to open in 2022 and attract art-loving travellers to one of the capital’s most vibrant and most popular neighbourhoods.
With more than 16,000 new rooms in the pipeline, the London hotel market will see rapid growth in the coming year and hoteliers will have to find ways to stand out in this increasingly competitive market.
Hospitality hotspot reopens after huge investment and transformation: Hyatt takes over one of Puerto Rico’s top hotels and gives it a full revamp.
Marriott International signs agreement with Fibra Inn for 218-room, oceanfront W Playa del Carmen expected to open in 2023.
There are 603 projects to come on across the Middle East, bringing a total of 182,600 new rooms to the region, according to the TOPHOTELCONSTRUCTION database.
Millennium Hotels and Resorts sets sights on growing its Saudi portfolio to 25 by 2025 to take advantage of the country’s quickly developing tourism sector.
Spanish hotel group RIU completes the massive restoration project of Mexico’s iconic Riu Palace Riviera Maya.
With over 12,000 rooms due to be added to Austria’s hotel market in the coming years, the Alpine nation is adapting to growing demand.
Mit über 12.000 neuen Zimmern passt sich der österreichische Hotelmarkt der steigenden Nachfrage und wachsenden Besucherzahlen an.
The WB Abu Dhabi will feature more than 250 rooms over eight levels, with modern décor that celebrates Warner Bros.’ extensive film and television library.
A new development in the Algarve is being recognised for its commitment to sustainability ahead of its 2022 opening.
Motto by Hilton Lima Miraflores will further Hilton’s expansion in Peru where it has more than 10 properties in the pipeline.
Park Hyatt Doha is billed as “a luxurious oasis amidst the pulsating capital” located in the middle of Doha’s new residential and commercial district.
Expected to open in 2022, the 224-room Grand Hansa Hotel will become the first The Unbound Collection by Hyatt property in the Nordics as the brand enjoys continued momentum across Europe.
Atlanta, Georgia currently has 39 projects in the pipeline, all of which are in the upscale segment, figures from TOPHOTELPROJECTS show.
Close to 50,000 new hotel rooms will launch in January 2020. Find out where they’ll be and which brands are starting the year off strong.
We take a look at the TOPHOTELCONSTRUCTION database to summarise project pipelines across the African region, identify key growth markets and projects worth watching.
The heart of Kuwait City will soon see the launch of the country’s first Shaza Hotel, a bold property ready to attract the city’s socialites, fashionistas and trendy luxury travellers from abroad.
Expected to open in 2024, W Cairo will be situated in 1-Ninety – a 300,000 sqm mixed-use development drawing a total investment of $1.75 billion.
We take a look at the most exciting openings around the world in December 2019.
A new complex in Ho Chi Minh City will feature the first dual-branded Hyatt project in Southeast Asia opening by 2023.
The TOPHOTELCONSTRUCTION database shows France focusing on luxury and upscale segments projects.
Accor and Arora strike yet another deal and are hard at work to bring the newest Fairmont property to life in Windsor City.
This new multi-purpose development in Finland will feature a 285-key hotel, an arena suitable for sporting and cultural events and expansive leisure facilities for visitors and locals alike.
By 2021, Wyndham’s expansion will significantly boost the group’s footprint in Russia, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Armenia, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.
The hotel market in Germany’s capital is going strong with 38 confirmed openings and close to additional 9,000 rooms in the coming years.
In the Asia Pacific region, eight Radisson RED hotels are currently under development.
We take a look at the TOPHOTELCONSTRUCTION database to summarise project pipelines across the Latin American region and identify projects worth watching.
Hilton announces Lagos Airport Hotel to open in 2023 as part of the group’s plans to increase key count in the booming Nigerian capital.
Five new Park Hyatt hotels expected to open as the brand celebrates its 40th anniversary.
With planned openings from Tokyo to Mexico City and Reykjavik to Melbourne, Marriott is pushing its portfolio of luxury hotel brands.
With more than 773 hotels in its pipeline, the German hotel market is looking as strong as ever, especially in key economic hubs.
Marriott and Prestige Group together launch the Moxy brand in India to diversifying their portfolios.
As more and more women feel comfortable travelling alone, Spain’s first women-only hotel show that the travel market is slowly catching on to this trend.
After 6 years of development, the Atlantis2 project will be completed in late 2020 and welcome guests into a new world of luxury and opulence.
The Address Residence will dovetail into Emaar’s existing hotel complex in the Turkish city and bring 197 luxurious apartments to Istanbul.
RIU Hotels and Resorts has announced the acquisition of a new hotel on Fisherman’s Wharf in San Francisco, expanding the company’s portfolio to another new city.
The city of love welcomes 30 new hotels According to the TOPHOTELCONSTRUCTION database, high-end and upscale hotels are sweeping the
Choice Hotels announces plans to open a further 30 hotels in the Japanese market by 2033 in line with their plan to expand the brand internationally.
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The Dusit Princess Kathmandu is slated to open in late 2020 and will further grow the brand’s international portfolio of upscale hotels.
We take a look at the TOPHOTELCONSTRUCTION database to summarise project pipelines across the Asia Pacific region, identify key growth markets and projects worth watching.
