AMJAD M A RAHMAN
October 11th, 2011, 04:14 AM
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HMH – Hospitality Management Holdings announced four new hotels in Sudan that will be operated under its three different brands namely Coral Niyala – Khartoum, Corp Burj Al Noor – Khartoum, EWA Port Sudan and EWA Nile Tower – Khartoum. In addition, the group stepped into Yemen with the soft launch of Coral Hotel – Aden.
Once open, the new properties in Sudan will add 532 keys to the group’s existing 400 keys in the country.
The geographical position of Sudan – the largest country in Africa by area – established its long historic role as a colossal gateway between the Red Sea, the Sahara and the heart of the continent. Today as the country stands divided between north and south, oil continues to be a pillar of the economy.
HMH’s growth in the country is being fuelled by robust demand for high-quality hotels. Michel Noblet, President & CEO, HMH, said: “Sudan enjoys a strategic location in North East Africa. There is a strong demand in the
country for quality accommodation and our brands are well positioned to cater to this growing demand. Coral Hotels & Resorts have had a long standing presence in Sudan with Coral Hotel Khartoum and Coral Port Sudan which will be further strengthened with Coral Niyala – Khartoum. We are now glad to introduce Corp and EWA brands with Corp Burj Al Noor – Khartoum, EWA Port Sudan and EWA Nile Tower – Khartoum. We look forward to successful collaboration with all our owners and associates.”
Coral Hotel Aden features 143 spacious guest rooms including 25 self-contained suites. Pairing attentive service with elegant design, the hotel offers the latest facilities. Evocative decor, striking artworks and a palette, inspired by the rich local traditions, make for a cheerful ambience.
At the new hotels guests can expect up-to-date equipment, deluxe amenities, high-tech features, extensive meeting and leisure facilities and the signature hospitality that the HMH brands are so well recognized for. Michel said, “In today’s times technology is an absolute essential and almost a given. In addition, it is important to have the flavor of the city. Wherever we go, we make sure our hotels offer travelers the right mix of the local and international hospitality.”
HMH has a strong development pipeline across the Middle East and Africa and aims to expands its presence in key destinations in the region.
http://www.hmh-dubai.com/hmh-news.asp?id=30
HMH – Hospitality Management Holdings announced four new hotels in Sudan that will be operated under its three different brands namely Coral Niyala – Khartoum, Corp Burj Al Noor – Khartoum, EWA Port Sudan and EWA Nile Tower – Khartoum. In addition, the group stepped into Yemen with the soft launch of Coral Hotel – Aden.
Once open, the new properties in Sudan will add 532 keys to the group’s existing 400 keys in the country.
The geographical position of Sudan – the largest country in Africa by area – established its long historic role as a colossal gateway between the Red Sea, the Sahara and the heart of the continent. Today as the country stands divided between north and south, oil continues to be a pillar of the economy.
HMH’s growth in the country is being fuelled by robust demand for high-quality hotels. Michel Noblet, President & CEO, HMH, said: “Sudan enjoys a strategic location in North East Africa. There is a strong demand in the
country for quality accommodation and our brands are well positioned to cater to this growing demand. Coral Hotels & Resorts have had a long standing presence in Sudan with Coral Hotel Khartoum and Coral Port Sudan which will be further strengthened with Coral Niyala – Khartoum. We are now glad to introduce Corp and EWA brands with Corp Burj Al Noor – Khartoum, EWA Port Sudan and EWA Nile Tower – Khartoum. We look forward to successful collaboration with all our owners and associates.”
Coral Hotel Aden features 143 spacious guest rooms including 25 self-contained suites. Pairing attentive service with elegant design, the hotel offers the latest facilities. Evocative decor, striking artworks and a palette, inspired by the rich local traditions, make for a cheerful ambience.
At the new hotels guests can expect up-to-date equipment, deluxe amenities, high-tech features, extensive meeting and leisure facilities and the signature hospitality that the HMH brands are so well recognized for. Michel said, “In today’s times technology is an absolute essential and almost a given. In addition, it is important to have the flavor of the city. Wherever we go, we make sure our hotels offer travelers the right mix of the local and international hospitality.”
HMH has a strong development pipeline across the Middle East and Africa and aims to expands its presence in key destinations in the region.
http://www.hmh-dubai.com/hmh-news.asp?id=30