ADD Art, a subsidiary of ADD Properties, has designed the hotel’s interiors and public areas in partnership with 11 leading local artists.
Guests place and pay for orders online, with deliveries made directly to the hotel lobby or a specified drop-off point, reducing disruptions and ensuring greater guest privacy.
Through facility upgrades and expansion into Gqeberha, the group seeks to strengthen its market footprint and deliver consistent hospitality experiences throughout South Africa.
Eagle Hills’ acquisition of Munich signals its wider strategy to grow in markets known for robust tourism, business travel, and cultural attractions.
Mr. Perera’s leadership is expected to strengthen the hotel’s reputation for warm hospitality, high service standards, and meaningful connections.
This prime positioning ensures guests enjoy seamless connectivity to major cities such as Jeddah and Makkah, making the Crowne Plaza an attractive option for both religious pilgrims and business travelers alike.
Residents and guests will have access to eco-recreation zones, spaces for wellness and environmental education, and programs designed to support farm-to-table initiatives.
As demand rises for hotels and restaurants with robust green credentials, the Sustainable Hospitality Expo is designed to unite industry operators with the practical tools and ideas required to adapt to shifting traveler expectations.
By categorizing these new roles in line with approved economic activities across the tourism industry, the authorities ensure the new classification applies broadly to hotels, resorts, hotel facilities, rest houses, chalets, heritage inns, and guest houses.
Delegates will benefit from direct engagement with industry pioneers and world-class networking sessions that foster new investment and partnerships.