Bloomin’ Brands, Inc. (NASDAQ: BLMN) is expanding its international presence with plans to develop 26 Outback Steakhouse and Abbraccio restaurants in the Middle East over the next five years.
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Swissôtel Hotels & Resorts today announced that it has entered into an agreement with Sarah Towers For Real Estate Investment Company to manage the 1,624-room Swissôtel Al Maqam, Makkah in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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The three hotels are Glow Hotel Eindhoven and Hotel Nassau Breda, Autograph Collection in The Netherlands; and the under-construction AC by Marriott Hotel in Mainz, Germany, anticipated to open August 2016.
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The acquisition of the Danish Dayz Resorts by Landal GreenParks forms an entry into the Scandinavian market for the company. Dayz Resorts manages five holiday resorts with a total of more than 1,000 holiday homes on the Jutland peninsula.
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131-room Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong pays tribute to culturally rich Joo Chiat neighbourhood with Peranakan-inspired design
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The Tanzanian based Bakhresa Group has appointed Verde Hotels from South Africa to develop and manage the total overhaul and upgrading of the old Mtoni Marine Hotel in Zanzibar, 2km from Stone Town. The brand new five star property will be known as Hotel Verde, Zanzibar’s greenest hotel.
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With these authorizations, the only remaining country in which Marriott and Starwood require pre-merger authorization is China. Marriott and Starwood continue to cooperate with the Chinese regulatory agency (MOFCOM) and will be prepared to close the transaction promptly upon receiving authorization from China.
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Spire Hospitality will oversee extensive renovations, incorporating the new Marriott guestroom package and an atrium reconfiguration, adding meetings and special events space to the existing 15,000 square feet of space currently offered and finishing off the renovation of public space, lobby and restaurant.
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Marriott’s Acquisition Of Starwood Has Antitrust Authorization From Saudi Arabia And Mexico
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The latest modernization to Georgia’s largest hotel comes on the heels of a $138 million upgrade in 2008, bringing the total investment into the hotel to more than $216 million in less than ten years.
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