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A successful acquisition would rank among Irth’s first major transactions since its launch.
Industry observers note the timing aligns with growing international focus on West Africa as a tourism destination, noting global carriers including Emirates, Lufthansa, Qatar Airways, and Delta increasingly targeting the subregion.
It will also feature new facilities including cold plunge pools, Himalayan salt saunas, hydrotherapy pools, rasul mud experiences, a tactile reflexology walkway and a yoga deck with panoramic views.
Both properties will undergo thoughtful enhancements aligning with The Luxury Collection’s global standards while preserving architectural character, cultural authenticity and longstanding heritage.
The development timeline remains aligned with pre-pause schedules, demonstrating project resilience amid regional volatility.
The programme, if approved at the 13 April 2026 AGM, will be funded from existing cash resources and ongoing free cash flow generation.
Ocean Basket seeks in-country collaborators who live and breathe hospitality, have successfully run multi-site operations, and share the brand’s long-term vision.
The development will introduce integrated tourism facilities including luxury hospitality establishments, culture and heritage venues, and launch points for nature adventures.
The service offers tailored menus designed specifically for team lunches, workshops, and company events, giving kitchens longer lead times to organize staffing and preparation.