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A new market entry signals Conrad’s next phase of growth

📍 The Ilisian's €340-million redevelopment of the former Hilton Athens marks a new luxury hospitality era. Closed since early 2022, this iconic building will reopen in early 2026 as Conrad Athens. This transformation will include hotel facilities, branded residences, and signature experiences, redefining Athens' upscale accommodation landscape.

A new chapter for Clermont Hotel Group F&B strategy

🍴 Clermont Hotel Group has appointed Andy Goss as Group Head of Food & Beverage, aiming to enhance the F&B offerings across its 14 London hotels. His role is pivotal for improving guest experiences and establishing F&B as a key component for operational and commercial success.

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What role will Alexandra A. Jung play in Wyndham’s growth agenda?

🏨 Wyndham Hotels & Resorts appointed Alexandra A. Jung to its Board of Directors, enhancing governance as the company broadens its global reach and fine-tunes its asset-light strategy.

A new Mediterranean entry point for Minor Hotels

📍 Minor Hotels, by the end of 2026 in Sliema, Malta, will open NH Collection Sliema, its inaugural hotel in the country. This new build will offer 268 rooms and suites in Sliema, a vibrant coastal city.

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Four destinations, one strategy: Six Senses consolidates its luxury-lifestyle DNA

🏠 Six Senses, in 2026, across EMEA, plans four major openings focusing on heritage redevelopment, wellness programming, and branded residences. The brand is enhancing its luxury-lifestyle segment and diversifying into urban and resort markets.

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Virgin Hotels rewrites its governance playbook with an interim CEO

📑 Virgin Hotels Collection is implementing a 12-month interim governance model to transition leadership. This approach maintains operational continuity while recalibrating its top management structure, rather than appointing a permanent successor.

Entering the global arena: The Dean strengthens its lifestyle positioning

🌇 In 2026, The Dean will open a 92-room hotel in Berlin's Charlottenburg and a 281-room hotel in Munich, both through asset conversion. Berlin's project integrates cultural and corporate demand, while Munich targets the city’s strong weekday corporate clientele. In Miami, a 145-room hotel will debut in the vibrant creative district, marking The Dean's U.S. entry. This expansion, following LHC's acquisition of The Gates Hotel South Beach, highlights The Dean's narrative-driven design philosophy.

Entering the global arena: The Dean strengthens its lifestyle positioning

📍 The Dean is expanding globally, with new hotels set for Berlin, Munich, and Miami by 2026. This move marks a transition from regional to international operations, positioning The Dean as a global lifestyle brand.

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Entering the global arena: Dean Group strengthens its lifestyle positioning

📍 In 2026, Dean Group will open hotels in Berlin (92 rooms), Munich (128 rooms), and Miami (145 rooms). Berlin's hotel is in Charlottenburg, Munich's benefits from city's tech and trade strength, and Miami's hotel marks their U.S. debut in Wynwood. Dean's strategy focuses on asset conversion for efficient, sustainable growth. This expansion follows LHC's acquisition of The Gates Hotel South Beach, enhancing Dean's lifestyle brand and geographic reach.

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Entering the global arena: Dean Group strengthens its lifestyle positioning

🏨 Dean Group is expanding globally with new hotels set to open in Berlin, Munich, and Miami by 2026. This marks their shift from a regional operator to a global lifestyle brand. The expansion follows investors' renewed confidence despite previous financial difficulties, which were addressed through strategic repositioning and improved governance.

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