Garner Hotels, IHG’s midscale brand, celebrates its first anniversary with remarkable growth, exceeding 90 properties open or in development globally. The brand’s success is driven by an owner-friendly conversion model and focus on providing high-quality stays at affordable prices. Garner Hotels plans to expand to 500 hotels in 10 years and 1000 in 20, solidifying its position in the midscale hospitality market.
Baron Hotels & Resorts unveils ambitious expansion plans, adding 2,150 luxury rooms and suites across Egypt and Zanzibar, solidifying its position as a luxury hospitality leader and significantly contributing to Egypt’s tourism growth. The expansion includes a groundbreaking 6-star resort in Zanzibar.
Indian Hotels Co. Ltd., the company behind the iconic Taj brand, is aggressively expanding its global footprint. With plans to open 120 new hotels in the coming years, Taj is targeting both premium and mid-range markets, including its first foray into Europe with a hotel in Frankfurt. This strategic expansion is driven by the surging demand for luxury travel, particularly from affluent Indian travelers and the booming wedding industry. While Taj is expanding globally, its primary focus remains on the Indian subcontinent, where it continues to build upon its legacy of hospitality.
Moxy Hotels, a part of Marriott Bonvoy’s portfolio, is expanding its presence in Europe with plans to reach 100 hotels by the end of 2025. This growth reflects the brand’s commitment to providing stylish and affordable experiences for younger travelers and its unique approach to design and guest interaction.
Leela Hotels, owned by Brookfield Asset Management, is set to expand its portfolio with eight new properties, adding 833 rooms by 2028. The company is also launching a ₹5,000 crore IPO to reduce debt and fuel growth, marking a significant move for the luxury hotel chain in India.
Hyatt Hotels is expanding its luxury portfolio with over 20 new properties across the Americas by 2025, including new Park Hyatt, Hyatt Centric, and Grand Hyatt locations. This expansion reflects Hyatt’s commitment to providing luxurious experiences for its guests and World of Hyatt members, further solidifying its position as a leader in the luxury hospitality industry.
Radisson Hotel Group has announced the rebranding of prizeotel to Prize by Radisson, marking a significant expansion into new markets. The rebranding highlights Radisson Hotel Group’s strategy to enhance its portfolio by strengthening the presence of the Prize by Radisson brand in key urban locations. The rebranding also sees the addition of two new properties in Germany and the brand’s debut in Poland.
The GCC hospitality sector is experiencing explosive growth, driven by a surge in tourism, particularly in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. With both countries ranking among the top 15 most visited globally, the GCC is witnessing a massive expansion in hotel infrastructure, with plans to add over 390,000 rooms by 2030. Strategic government initiatives and investments in tourism infrastructure are fueling this growth, making the GCC a key player in global hospitality.
Fiji Gateway Hotel is undergoing a major expansion, adding a new two-story accommodation block with 47 rooms to meet the rising demand for travel in Nadi. The project, set to be completed by October 2025, will include modern Deluxe Rooms and spacious Two-Bedroom Suites, catering to a wide range of travelers. The expansion reinforces the hotel’s commitment to offering high-quality service and maintaining the warm Fijian hospitality it’s known for.
Meliá Hotels International is expanding its presence in Albania, strategically positioning itself in this emerging European tourist destination. The company plans to open new properties in key locations, including Tirana and Durres, offering a blend of luxury and sustainability. This expansion is expected to boost Albania’s economy and tourism sector.
