Category: Hospitality
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Dusit Princess Hotel Residences Nairobi Celebrates Grand Opening with Commitment to Lasting Positive Impact
Dusit Princess Hotel Residences Nairobi, managed by Dusit International—one of Thailand’s premier hotel and property development companies—marked its grand opening with a flourish. Local government dignitaries and travel industry specialists were invited to explore the property, gaining insight into Dusit’s mission of delivering lasting value to the community through exceptional operations and service. Having softly…
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FBW Group Opens Four Points By Sheraton In Kampala
The vibrant city of Kampala in Uganda welcomes its first-ever Four Points by Sheraton hotel, contributing to the ongoing revitalization of the country’s visitor economy. Designed and delivered by the renowned African planning, design, architecture, and engineering firm FBW Group, this multi-million dollar hotel development has officially opened its doors to guests. Featuring 142 guest…
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Hawaii Tops the List of Global Property Destinations for Luxury Buyers
A comprehensive study of the world’s most affluent households by Luxury Portfolio International® (LPI), the luxury arm of Leading Real Estate Companies of the World®, the largest global network of residential real estate firms, revealed Hawaii is the top destination among international luxury homebuyers, with one in five (20%) seeking a residence in the tropical Aloha State. It…
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Hospitality has the potential to create significant economic growth
The sector has the capability to transform regional economic development and contribute heavily on the Kenya’s Vision 2030 economic and macro pillar. It has in deed remained the largest service industry globally, accounting for nearly 10 percent of global GDP. Nearly 293 million jobs, or one in eleven jobs around the world, are within the…
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Renault seeks a Pie of Regional Auto Market
With Surging sales, Renault seeks to offer a competitive deal on mid-sized SUV vehicles in the regional market. By Brian Yatich The ever expanding motor industry in east Africa looks promising for car manufacturers, the open car market has lured car corporations such as Renault, Toyota, Suzuki and many others for a stake in the…
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Simba Colt takes hospitality industry by storm
Since venturing into the hotel business seven years ago, the seasoned auto-maker has never stopped driving its growth in that sector By Brian Yatich Who would have thought that a company that is best known for manufacturing vehicles could also become a force to reckon with in the hospitality business? It’s been seven years since…