Hotel News

The hotel’s accommodation consists of Superior, Deluxe, Premier, and Junior Suite rooms, all offering premium bedding, blackout curtains, high-speed Wi-Fi, multimedia panels, and IPTV systems for comfort and connectivity.

The property embodies Mövenpick’s Swiss heritage and vibrant spirit, offering four dining venues, a 665-square-metre grand ballroom, flexible meeting and conference spaces, a spa, fitness center, and an outdoor pool.

Radisson Residences Taghazout Bay strengthens Radisson Hotel Group’s portfolio in Morocco and North Africa, delivering a new way to embrace coastal living with open-air freedom and seamless resort-style comfort.

With one in three new Meliá openings positioned in the luxury segment, the company is rapidly reshaping the concept of authentic, immersive luxury travel across Asia.

The initiative focuses not only on operational skills but also on cultivating confidence, leadership, and cultural authenticity to shape Saudi and global hospitality.

Total comprehensive income for the nine months surged 30% to BD6.04 million (US$16 million), supported by revenue growth of 1% to BD26.4 million (US$69.9 million).

Among upcoming openings are Four Points by Sheraton Casablanca Bouskoura in 2026, Moxy Casablanca and Residence Inn by Marriott Casablanca slated for 2027, and the Autograph Collection’s Amerruk Marrakech expected in 2026.

The developments include Shaza Riyadh Stables Resort, Mysk Residences Riyadh, and Mysk Al Haramain Hotels – 3 & 4 in Makkah.

Lighthouse Director of Hospitality Research Blake Reiter explained this as a “two-speed market,” with luxury hotels maintaining rates due to resilient high-net-worth demand, while mid-tier hotels face pressure from currency volatility, inflation, and visa restrictions impacting intra-African travel.

Hotel revenues jumped 20%, and revenue per available room (RevPAR) increased 24% to AED 446 (around US$121.60), accompanied by steady 80% occupancy rates.