The Ritz-Carlton Hotel
Company is set to establish 15 new hotels by 2016, expanding its global
footprint to 100 resorts and hotels. With upcoming openings ranging from a
trendy city property in Cairo, to a seafront resort in Bali, the pipeline of new
accommodations offers to travelers within both emerging and established destinations.
There is increasing demand for The Ritz-Carlton in bonus destinations
throughout the globe. Travelers are raising curiousity and exploring beyond
their traditional holiday destinations to discover cultural and lifestyle
capitals within Asia, as well as Europe, the Middle East, plus the Americas. This
will boost number of visitors and encourage developments within infrastructure,
anticipating strong business as well as leisure tourism potential. Therefore,
simply the presence of the Ritz-Carlton would have a positive impact for
properties in retail or leisure in proximity, from newly attracted arrivals
owing to the accommodation brand.
In the upcoming 30 months, The Ritz-Carlton is scheduled to open in Indonesia,
Egypt, Morocco, Indonesia, Tunisia, plus the People's Republic of China and
Panama. Furthermore, this is enhanced by the rise of Asia alone as a tourism
powerhouse as well as a business centre; The Ritz-Carlton will add a further
five new hotels in the Asia Pacific region, with further development planned in
India and Malaysia.
The Ritz-Carlton is making an impressive return to Bali with not one, but two highly anticipated properties - The Ritz-Carlton, Bali, exclusively located with a combination of white beach front and elevated cliff top settings; and Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve within Ubud, Mandapa – set to be the third global Ritz-Carlton reserve property and its second within Asia, after Phulay Bay.
Adding to its current portfolio, The Ritz-Carlton footprint will also be expanded in the Middle Eastern and African markets with The Ritz-Carlton, Tunis (Tunisia); The Nile Ritz-Carlton, Cairo (Egypt); The Ritz-Carlton, Rabat; The Ritz-Carlton, Marrakech; plus the Tamuda Bay Reserve in Morocco.
The Ritz-Carlton is making an impressive return to Bali with not one, but two highly anticipated properties - The Ritz-Carlton, Bali, exclusively located with a combination of white beach front and elevated cliff top settings; and Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve within Ubud, Mandapa – set to be the third global Ritz-Carlton reserve property and its second within Asia, after Phulay Bay.
Adding to its current portfolio, The Ritz-Carlton footprint will also be expanded in the Middle Eastern and African markets with The Ritz-Carlton, Tunis (Tunisia); The Nile Ritz-Carlton, Cairo (Egypt); The Ritz-Carlton, Rabat; The Ritz-Carlton, Marrakech; plus the Tamuda Bay Reserve in Morocco.
The luxury hotel brand has been on a rapid growth trajectory with nine new hotels opened within the last 20 months - including Kyoto, Japan; Tianjin and Chengdu in China; Herzliya, Israel; Bangalore, India; Aruba; Almaty, Kazakhstan; Dorado Beach, Puerto Rico; and Vienna, Austria.
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