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🏨 Marriott International has opened a 200-room hotel under its Autograph Collection in New York City, October 2023. Hilton's Canopy brand debuts in Paris with 150 rooms this week. A 300-room Hyatt Regency launches in Tokyo, combining classic elegance and modern design, expected by November 2023. IHG introduces an Indigo hotel in Shanghai, featuring 250 rooms and local art themes, opening soon. These new hotels reflect diverse styles and strategic global expansion in hospitality.

🏨 Ruby Hotels debuts Ruby Giulia in Rome's city center, converting an institutional building into a hotel. This marks a significant step in its integration with the IHG portfolio.

🏨 Radisson expands in Italy by opening the Radisson Blu Hotel in Florence, positioned near the historic center. The hotel offers extensive accommodations, leisure facilities, and significant conference infrastructure, enhancing Florence's hospitality landscape.

🏨 Travelodge expands in Greater London with a new hotel in Beckenham. This development is part of a larger mixed-use project, meeting increasing demand for accessible accommodation in South East London.

🏨 Choice Hotels EMEA is expanding by adding 50 Quality Suites hotels in 41 new French destinations, totaling over 4,800 rooms. This expansion increases their French portfolio to 107 hotels from 57. The initiative follows a 20-year strategic agreement with Zenitude Groupe signed in April 2024. The collaboration introduces co-branded concepts and emphasizes long-stay comfort. The strategic locations focus on transport hubs and business centers, catering to diverse travelers and embracing new hospitality trends for sustainable growth.

🏨 Located in Vienna's diplomatic quarter, the Hotel Savoyen Vienna will transform into a Sheraton, featuring 310 rooms and 1,000-square-metre ballroom. The renovation is part of a partnership between MHP Hotel AG, Mechelgasse 1 GmbH, and Marriott International. MHP aims to enhance its Austrian presence, with expected revenue of €180 million this fiscal year. The redesign targets business and conference travelers, leveraging Vienna's dynamic tourism growth. BWM Designers & Architects will lead the design efforts.