Fattal Hotel Chain Plans 12 New Israeli Hotels by 2030
Translated & summarized from Bizportal by baba
The Fattal Hotel chain announced plans to open 12 new hotels in Israel by 2030, adding over 2,000 rooms. The expansion includes luxury and boutique hotels across the country, with projects in Eilat, the Dead Sea, Jerusalem, and Tel Aviv. Co-CEO Nadav Fattal confirmed the plans despite wartime challenges, while founder David Fattal noted international growth alongside domestic development. The chain is also enhancing its luxury and urban boutique offerings with new collections and expanded guest activities.
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- Fattal plans to open 12 new hotels in Israel by 2030, adding over 2,000 rooms.
- New hotels are planned for Eilat, the Dead Sea, Jerusalem, and Tel Aviv.
- The expansion includes a focus on luxury and urban boutique hotel segments.
- Development plans continued despite the impact of the war on tourism.
- Fattal operates 64 hotels in Israel and 332 hotels globally.
- Two new hotel collections, Fattal Limited Edition and Fattal Colors, are being introduced.
The Fattal Hotel chain announced plans to open 12 new hotels in Israel by 2030, adding over 2,000 rooms to its portfolio. The announcement was made at an event held in Herzliya. These new hotels, currently under construction, represent a continuation of the company's significant investments in renovating and upgrading existing properties across Israel.
Among the planned projects are a new hotel in Eilat, the Avra Hotel, a NYX hotel with a water park at the Dead Sea, a NYX hotel in Jerusalem, and the Platinum Hotel in Tel Aviv. Fattal aims to expand its luxury and urban boutique hotel segments, catering to demand for vacations combining accommodation with culinary experiences, culture, and leisure activities.
Nadav Fattal, the chain's co-CEO, stated that development plans proceeded even during the period when the Israeli hotel industry faced challenges from the war and a decline in incoming tourism. "By 2030, we will open 12 new hotels in Israel, already in the construction stages, with more than 2,000 rooms," he said.
In addition to new construction, Fattal has invested in upgrading several existing hotels, including properties in Haifa, Tiberias, the Dead Sea, Jerusalem, Eilat, the Negev, and Ashdod. Currently, Fattal operates approximately 64 hotels in Israel, with 49 active and 15 under construction. Globally, the group manages 332 hotels in 22 countries.
David Fattal, founder and controlling shareholder, highlighted the chain's international expansion, noting its presence in 17 of Europe's top 20 tourist cities with 87 hotels. He affirmed the company's commitment to expanding in key European destinations alongside its growth in Israel.
The chain is also focusing on two new collections: Fattal Limited Edition, featuring luxury hotels with an emphasis on dining, spa, art, and design, and Fattal Colors, comprising urban boutique hotels in city centers, focusing on integration with the local environment and often featuring dining in on-site restaurants. The company plans to introduce more culinary weekends, performances, lectures, and wellness activities.
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