TUI Hotels & Resorts grows Africa portfolio

TUI Group continues to expand its hotel business worldwide and along with ambitious plans to support the African hospitality industry.
Recently, the brands TUI Blue and TUI Suneo expanded their portfolio in Africa.
In Egypt, TUI Blue Samaya with 143 rooms and an aqua park has been added to the premium brand’s portfolio.
The hotel is located in the growing destination of Marsa Alam.
TUI Suneo Palm Beach Skanes in Tunisia has also opened its doors with 294 rooms and a large garden area.
The hotel offers an all-inclusive package with a wide range of sports and entertainment options.
“Together with our long-standing JV partners, we have more than 20 hotels in our pipeline that will open in Africa in the coming months and years”, said Artur Gerber, Managing Director TUI Hotels & Resorts, at the Future Hospitality Summit Africa.
“We already have a strong presence in North Africa, the Cape Verde Islands and Zanzibar, but we are convinced that other destinations can also benefit from our strong leisure hotel brands.”
Lifestyle brand TUI Blue is planning its first hotel in The Gambia, and opens at the end of this year.
The resort features 140 rooms along Kotu Beach.
“We are also attracting hotel partners in entirely new destinations. One example is Côte d’Ivoire, where the construction of a new TUI Blue hotel has just started and is scheduled to open in 2027”, added Wesam Okasha, Head of Global Development TUI Blue.
Last year, TUI launched a new brand targeting the upscale market and selected Tanzania as its inaugural destination.
The Mora Zanzibar has just celebrated its first anniversary, offering contemporary luxury.
“Our guest reviews show that The Mora is resonating strongly with this new audience and delivering an exceptional experience,” says Artur Gerber.
TUI Hotels & Resorts’ current portfolio in Africa comprises a total of 97 hotels with over 30,000 rooms in eight countries.
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