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Accor plans more than 24 hotels in Turkey by 2030
Accor, a hotel group with more than 45 brands, plans to open over 24 new hotels in Turkey by 2030.
The planned hotels would add more than 3,000 rooms and bring its total in the country to 20,000.
Accor currently operates more than 85 hotels across 14 Turkish cities, with 16,700 rooms.
Its expansion focus includes Ankara, Izmir, Bursa, Gaziantep, Konya, Kayseri and the Black Sea region, as well as Istanbul and Antalya.
Accor says these areas offer opportunities because international hotel brands have a limited presence there.
The company describes Turkey as one of its most strategic growth markets, citing demand and opportunities for development.
Accor also says Turkish tourism picked up from the second quarter and expects that momentum to continue through the rest of the year.
Accor plans to open more than 24 hotels in Turkey by 2030, adding more than 3,000 rooms.
The planned openings would raise the group’s room count in Turkey to 20,000.
Accor currently operates more than 85 hotels across 14 Turkish cities, with 16,700 rooms.
The group is focusing new investment opportunities on cities including Ankara, Izmir, Bursa, Gaziantep, Konya and Kayseri, and the Black Sea corridor.
Accor says Turkey is a strategic growth market because of strong domestic and international demand, geographic diversity and development opportunities.
- Who
- Accor, whose Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific CEO is Duncan O’Rourke.
- What
- The group plans to open more than 24 hotels and add more than 3,000 rooms in Turkey by 2030.
- When
- By 2030.
- Where
- Turkey, including cities in Anatolia and the Black Sea corridor.
- Why
- Accor cites strong domestic and international demand, geographic diversity and new development opportunities.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Turkey is one of our most strategic growth markets
We currently have more than 24 hotels and more than 3,000 rooms in development
We expect this momentum to continue for the rest of the year
O’Rourke said tourism performance in Turkey was slower.
O’Rourke said tourism performance strengthened noticeably.
Accor plans to open more than 24 hotels in Turkey.
- Planned hotels
- More than 24
- Additional rooms
- More than 3,000
- Target year
- 2030
- Current portfolio
- More than 85 hotels in 14 cities
- Current room count
- 16,700
- Projected room count
- 20,000
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