Radisson Hotel Group Expands to Over 100 Hotels in Africa
Radisson Hotel Group has achieved a significant milestone by surpassing 100 hotels across Africa, aligning with its growth ambitions for 2030. In the past 12 months, the group signed 15 new hotels, adding approximately 2,500 rooms, including entries into the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zimbabwe.
The Radisson Blu brand has become one of the most recognized in Africa, with a strong pipeline for future openings. Ramsai Rankoussi, the Chief Development Officer for Radisson Hotel Group, emphasized the group's commitment to quality partnerships and expanding its footprint in Morocco, Nigeria, and South Africa.
The group currently operates 13 hotels in Nigeria, with plans for three more in Abuja. Additionally, Radisson aims to enter Zanzibar and explore opportunities in Namibia, Botswana, and Zambia to meet rising demand for nature-led experiences.
The strategy focuses on balancing city hotels and resort destinations to enhance market presence.
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