T3 site is part of the Informa Markets Division of Informa PLC

This site is operated by a business or businesses owned by Informa PLC and all copyright resides with them. Informa PLC's registered office is 5 Howick Place, London SW1P 1WG. Registered in England and Wales. Number 8860726.

Podcast Streaming Now

HomeNewsHotels and ResortsRotana to add two properties in Oman

Rotana to add two properties in Oman

Rotana has announced two properties in Oman through signing an agreement with Sundus Investments Project, a mixed-use development company in the Middle East. The two properties will collectively span approximately 40,000 sq meters and contribute to driving Oman Vision 2020’s Drive for tourism in the country.

Mohammed Mahfood Saad Al Ardhi, Chairman, Sundus Investments Projects, said, “Rotana is the ideal partner to realize our aspirations for the hospitality landscape in Oman. With their experience in hotel management, we are confident of achieving our project goals that will serve to inspire more investors in Muscat to foray into the tourism and hospitality sectors.”

Scheduled to be completed in two years’ time, ground breaking for the US$ 40 million projects will commence in July 2013. Rotana will manage Sundus Arjaan by Rotana and Sundus Rotana Muscat- a corporate and conference hotel that is taking shape at Airport Heights in Bousher.

Selim El Zyr, President and CEO, Rotana, said, “Oman has always been a targeted market for our group as it has all the essential components to emerge as a leading tourism destination in the region. Sundus Investments’ projects complement our expansion plans and offer us an opportunity to consolidate our status in the market with two of our top brands.”

Speaking about India as a feeder market, Aman Aditya Sachdev, Senior Vice President- India, Rotana added, “The Indian market has consistently been a key source market for Rotana’s Middle East and Africa portfolio and is also currently the largest inbound source market for Oman. We are positive that our upcoming properties in Oman shall witness a great response from Indian outbound travellers.”

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here
Captcha verification failed!
CAPTCHA user score failed. Please contact us!
RELATED ARTICLES

SOCIAL FOLLOWERS

FansLike
FollowersFollow

GALLERY

slide2
slide3
slide4
slide5
slide6
slide7
slide8
slide9
slide10
slide11
slide12
slide13
slide14
slide15
slide16
slide17
slide18
slide19
slide20
slide21
slide22
slide23
slide24
slide25
slide26
slide27

Upcoming Events

NEWSLETTER

    Appointment