Fattal Hotel Chain Plans Major Expansion in Israel
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Fattal Hotel Chain unveiled plans to open 12 new hotels and add over 2,000 rooms in Israel by 2030, alongside significant renovations of existing properties. The expansion includes new hotels in Eilat, the Dead Sea, Jerusalem, and Tel Aviv. The company is also enhancing guest experiences with diverse activities and expanding its luxury and urban boutique collections. This growth reflects confidence in Israel's tourism sector, even as Fattal continues its international expansion.
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- Fattal Hotel Chain will open 12 new hotels and over 2,000 rooms in Israel by 2030.
- The chain is investing in renovations and upgrades for numerous existing hotels across Israel.
- New hotels are planned for Eilat, the Dead Sea, Jerusalem, and Tel Aviv.
- Fattal is expanding its luxury and urban boutique hotel collections.
- The company also operates 332 hotels internationally across 22 countries.
Fattal Hotel Chain announced ambitious development plans in Israel, aiming to open 12 new hotels and add over 2,000 rooms by 2030. The announcement was made at an event at the new THE YACHT hotel in Herzliya Marina. The company also revealed significant investments in renovating and upgrading existing properties across the country, including hotels in Haifa, the Sea of Galilee, Jerusalem, the Dead Sea, Ashdod, the Negev, Eilat, and more.
Key new projects include hotels in Eilat, two hotels at the Dead Sea (Abra and NYX, the latter featuring a water park), and another NYX hotel in Jerusalem. Tel Aviv will see the opening of the Platinum hotel, which will include a new restaurant by the KISSO group. Co-CEO Nadav Fattal stated that these developments underscore the group's confidence in Israel's tourism future, emphasizing that expansion plans continued even during challenging times for the industry.
Fattal is also expanding its hotel collections. The Fattal Limited Edition collection, focusing on luxury experiences where the hotel is the central attraction, will include the new Platinum hotel in Tel Aviv. The Fattal Colors collection, featuring urban boutique hotels integrated into city life, will expand with new openings in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
To enhance guest experiences, Fattal plans to offer a wider range of activities, including culinary events, performances, lectures, wine tastings, spa treatments, yoga, and sound healing. Maya Shlomo, VP of Marketing and Sales, explained this is a response to changing vacation habits, where guests seek different experiences even in the same destination.
Internationally, Fattal continues its growth, now operating 332 hotels in 22 countries. Founder and controlling owner David Fattal highlighted the group's strong presence in major European tourist cities, establishing it as a leading European hotel group while maintaining ties with the Israeli market. In Israel, Fattal currently manages approximately 64 hotels, with 49 operational and 15 under construction.
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