Radisson Hotel Group plans 100 new signings in Thailand by 2025

The Group aims to considerably expand its hotels and resorts portfolio, as travel and hospitality sectors in Thailand start recovering.

As for now, Radisson manages 6 hotels in Thailand, four in Bangkok and two in Phuket and Pattaya. With the new commitment, the brand aims to open another 100 across the entire country. The ambitious goal is part of the Group’s global expansion strategy targeting the addition of 400 more properties by 2025.

In order to reach its target, the brand will develop exclusive resorts and serviced apartments, for both business and leisure segments, in key locations such as Bangkok, Phuket, Pattaya, Chiang Mai, Koh Samui and many more.

“Thailand is a highly desirable destination offering a wealth of experiences for all types of travellers. The removal of border restrictions is a highly important step in the recovery of the Kingdom’s tourism economy, and we expect to see a strong resurgence of inbound travel over the coming months. Radisson Hotel Group is poised and fully committed to the future of travel and hospitality in Thailand, and we look forward to working with all our partners to build a bright future in this captivating country,” declared Katerina Giannouka, President for Asia Pacific at Radisson Hotel Group.

Radisson Hotel Group will also focus on its partnership with Jin Jiang International and affiliates in order to accelerate growth. In Thailand, develops and operates 7 Days, Metropolo, Golden Tulip, Kyriad and Campanile brands. As a plus, on behalf of its commitment to the future of travel and hospitality acros Asia Pacific, the Group also launched a dedicated business unit in Bangkok aiming to develop long-term relationships with Thai partners.

David Nguyen, Managing Director, Indochina and Strategic Partnerships, South East Asia & Pacific commented with the ocassion:

“With Thailand being one of Radisson Hotel Group’s core growth markets, my team and I look forward to working with partners in the country to further expand our portfolio to be ready for the tourism rebound.”

Thailand is currently fully open and accessible to foreign tourists, while requiring no tests or quarantine upon entry for fully vaccinated guests. According to official data from the Thai government, the country is expected to welcome more than 7 million international visitors this year, with Chinese nationals playing a major role related to the tourism industry’s growth.

Moreover, Radisson Hotel Group has firmly committed to turn to carbon net zero by 2050, as well as 100% carbon neutral Radisson Meetings and is a partner of the Hotel Sustainability Basics promoting environment-friendly travel.

Radisson Hotel Group is one of the largest hospitality groups worldwide, while operating more than 1.600 hotels across 120 countries, featuring brands such as Radisson Collection, Radisson Blu, Radisson, Radisson RED, Radisson Individuals, Park Plaza, Park Inn by Radisson, Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, and prizeotel, as well as international programs like Radisson Rewards and Radisson Meetings.

All Radisson Hotel Group properties are subject to Radisson Hotels Safety Protocol for health and safety requirements. The Group currently employs more than 100.000 team members across the globe.

 

Source: hospitalitynet.org