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Marriott International: more than 35 new luxury hotels by 2023

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Marriott International yesterday announced plans to introduce a good 30 luxury hotels around the world in 2023, offering unique experiences. From Kenya to Singapore, Japan to Mexico, these new properties will be located in emerging and desirable tourist destinations.

 

With nearly 500 luxury hotels and resorts in 68 countries and territories, Marriott International is looking to further strengthen its position as the world’s leading luxury hotel company.  New properties are still in the pipeline.

 

The world has seen a real change with the pandemic. It was then necessary to bounce back and find new solutions to re-engage a clientele that had sometimes lost the appeal of travel and luxury after the periods of containment. But things have since changed: “More than ever, our guests are prioritizing more meaningful travel and time with loved ones, seeking experiences that reflect their personal values and enhance their overall quality of life,” said Tina Edmundson, global head of brand and marketing at Marriott International.

 

The different divisions of the Marriott group

 

Among its many projects, The Ritz Carlton, one of the group’s subsidiaries, has the ambition to open two new hotels in North America. Asia is also in its sights with a planned opening in Japan, two Ritz Carlton Reserves in China and in Saudi Arabia, in the Red Sea Project. Finally, the division plans to increase its presence in Australia.

 

The St Regis luxury hotel chain is targeting the Americas, Serbia and Saudi Arabia for its 2023 openings. A new location in Chicago and Yucatan will expand its footprint in the United States and Mexico. Two properties are also expected to open in Saudi Arabia, one on an island in the Red Sea and the other in the capital, Riyadh.

 

The W hotels brand is targeting openings next year in Prague, Budapest, Edinburgh, Sydney, Macau and Milan. The Marriott Group division is then expected to open two more hotels in the United States: the W New York Union Square and the W Hollywood.

 

EDITION, which already has a total of six properties, aims to increase its portfolio to a total of 21. Openings are planned in Rome, Kanai, Tokyo, Singapore and Doha. The brand will also debut in Italy, Mexico and Southeast Asia.

 

Finally, the JW Marriott division plans to open new hotels around the world. It is also evolving its offer with the arrival of its first luxury safari concept in Kenya, called JW Marriott Masai Mara Lodge.

 

Read also >ILTM 2022: the luxury hotel industry still has the wind in its sails

 

 

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Marriott International yesterday announced plans to introduce a good 30 luxury hotels around the world in 2023, offering unique experiences. From Kenya to Singapore, Japan to Mexico, these new properties will be located in emerging and desirable tourist destinations.

 

With nearly 500 luxury hotels and resorts in 68 countries and territories, Marriott International is looking to further strengthen its position as the world’s leading luxury hotel company.  New properties are still in the pipeline.

 

The world has seen a real change with the pandemic. It was then necessary to bounce back and find new solutions to re-engage a clientele that had sometimes lost the appeal of travel and luxury after the periods of containment. But things have since changed: “More than ever, our guests are prioritizing more meaningful travel and time with loved ones, seeking experiences that reflect their personal values and enhance their overall quality of life,” said Tina Edmundson, global head of brand and marketing at Marriott International.

 

The different divisions of the Marriott group

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Marriott International yesterday announced plans to introduce a good 30 luxury hotels around the world in 2023, offering unique experiences. From Kenya to Singapore, Japan to Mexico, these new properties will be located in emerging and desirable tourist destinations.

 

With nearly 500 luxury hotels and resorts in 68 countries and territories, Marriott International is looking to further strengthen its position as the world’s leading luxury hotel company.  New properties are still in the pipeline.

 

The world has seen a real change with the pandemic. It was then necessary to bounce back and find new solutions to re-engage a clientele that had sometimes lost the appeal of travel and luxury after the periods of containment. But things have since changed: “More than ever, our guests are prioritizing more meaningful travel and time with loved ones, seeking experiences that reflect their personal values and enhance their overall quality of life,” said Tina Edmundson, global head of brand and marketing at Marriott International.

 

The different divisions of the Marriott group

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