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Weekly map of hotel openings – January #3 2026

🏨 New hotel openings are making waves globally this week. Noteworthy mentions include: the luxury brand Mandarin Oriental's new hotel in Munich, Germany, offering 162 rooms; Hilton's latest 300-room property in Bangkok, Thailand; and Marriott's 450-room resort in Dubai, UAE. With a mix of luxury, business, and leisure styles, these openings reflect the hospitality industry's ongoing expansion and diversification, catering to diverse traveler needs. Stay tuned for more updates on exciting destinations!
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Mag HON 362-363: Rosewood Hotels & Resorts: the “Sense of Place” at the pinnacle

🏠 Rosewood, in the ultra-luxury sector, follows a boutique philosophy with a strong cultural focus. Each venue is uniquely designed as a "house," deeply connected to its location. Its "Sense of Place" promise merges refined service, bold architecture, and inspired culinary experiences. Additionally, Rosewood offers Asaya, their signature wellbeing platform, enhancing the overall luxurious experience.
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Mag HON 362-363: Four Seasons shifts into a higher gear across all segments

🏨 Four Seasons, backed by Prince Al Waleed and Bill Gates for 25 years, operates nearly 130 hotels globally, aiming for 180 by 2033. Reopenings include New York in late 2024 and The Biltmore Santa Barbara. Upcoming projects span Naples Beach, Europe, Saudi Arabia, and Asia-Pacific, with a focus on luxury. Celebrating 40 years in luxury residences, Four Seasons has 55 properties in 20 countries. More than half of new projects feature residential components.
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Mag HON 362-363: Dorchester Collection is anchored solely on the Palace segment

🏨 Dorchester Collection prioritizes ultra-luxury urban experiences through iconic hotels like The Dorchester, Plaza Athénée, and Hotel Bel-Air. High service standards include branded spas and Michelin-starred dining. Backed by Brunei's sovereign wealth fund, growth is strategic and heritage-led. The Lana in Dubai marks their first Middle Eastern opening. London’s Dorchester undergoes extensive renovations, and Paris properties enhance luxury offerings, all supported by continuous capital expenditure.
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Vision 2030: The hospitality industry is responding

🏨 Saudi Arabia, under Vision 2030, is transforming its tourism sector, focusing on Makkah and Madinah. The initiative aims to capitalize on pilgrimage demand while developing cultural and luxury sites. This strategic shift is part of one of the world's most ambitious tourism transformations, positioning tourism as a sustainable growth platform for the Kingdom.
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