Fattal Hotel Chain Plans Major Expansion with 12 New Hotels in Israel
Translated & summarized from Makor Rishon by baba
The Fattal Hotel chain announced plans to open 12 new hotels in Israel by 2030, adding over 2,000 rooms in cities like Eilat, Jerusalem, and Tel Aviv. The expansion includes significant investment in renovating existing hotels and introducing new hospitality collections. Fattal, which operates 332 hotels globally, aims to enhance the guest experience with diverse activities and cater to different vacation styles.
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- Fattal Hotel chain plans to open 12 new hotels in Israel by 2030, adding over 2,000 rooms.
- New hotels are planned for Eilat, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and the Dead Sea.
- The expansion includes hundreds of millions of shekels for renovating existing hotels.
- Two new hospitality collections, Fattal Limited Edition and Fattal Colors, were introduced.
- The company operates 332 hotels in 22 countries, with 64 in Israel.
- Fattal is also expanding its offerings to include diverse guest experiences beyond accommodation.
The Fattal Hotel chain is set to significantly expand its presence in Israel, with plans to open 12 new hotels by 2030, adding over 2,000 rooms. These new establishments will be located in key tourist destinations including Eilat, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and the Dead Sea. Alongside new constructions, the company will invest hundreds of millions of shekels in renovating and upgrading its existing properties.
The expansion plans were unveiled at an event in Herzliya, where Fattal also introduced two new hospitality collections: Fattal Limited Edition, focusing on luxury hotels where the stay itself is a central part of the vacation, and Fattal Colors, which comprises urban boutique hotels designed to connect guests with local culture and street life.
Among the new projects are a hotel in Eilat, the Avra Hotel and NYX Hotel at the Dead Sea, the latter featuring a new water park. In Jerusalem, a new NYX hotel is planned, and in Tel Aviv, the Platinum Hotel will open, including a new restaurant by the KISSO group. Fattal stated that all 12 planned hotels are already under construction.
Nadav Fattal, the chain's co-CEO, emphasized the company's commitment to developing Israeli tourism, stating, "Even during the complex years the tourism industry has faced, we did not halt our development plans. We continued to invest hundreds of millions of shekels in renovating existing hotels and developing new ones, based on our belief in the future of Israeli tourism."
Fattal currently operates 332 hotels in 22 countries, with approximately 64 hotels in Israel. The company, founded in 1998 by David Fattal, is also expanding its offerings beyond accommodation to include a variety of experiences such as performances, tours, culinary workshops, and wellness retreats, aiming to cater to diverse guest preferences.
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