Marriott International, Inc kajeno e phatlalalitse merero ea kaho ea meaho e meraro e mecha ea lihotele Cape Town, ka ts'ebelisano le Sehlopha sa Amdec.
Tsena e tla ba lihotele tse ncha tse tharo toropong: e le 'ngoe e tlasa lebitso la khamphani e saenneng, Marriott Hotels, eo e tla ba Hotele ea pele ea Marriott ho la Motse Kapa; ea bobeli tlasa lebitso la bolulo le atolositsoeng, Residence Inn ke Marriott, ea pele bakeng sa Afrika Boroa; mme la boraro ke letshwao la bophelo la maemo a hodimo, AC Hotels by Marriott, e leng hotele ya pele tlasa lebitso lena lebatoweng la Middle East & Africa (MEA).
Lintlafatso tsena tse tharo tse reriloeng li tla eketsa likamore tse fetang 500 ho nyehelo ea bolulo hoteleng ea Cape Town. Ho tlisa likamore tse ling tse 189 ho la Cape Town, lebopo la metsi la AC Hotel Cape Town le tla ba The Yacht Club seterekeng sa Roggebaai tseleng e kenang lebopong la leoatle la Cape Town, ha e le Harbour Arch (node ea hajoale ea Culemborg), eo hajoale e leng sebaka sa libaka tse 'maloa tse kholo. merero ea kaho, e tla ba sebaka sa likamore tse 200 tsa Cape Town Marriott Hotel Foreshore le Residence Inn ea likamore tse 150 ke Marriott Cape Town Foreshore.
Phatlalatso ena ke katoloso ea tšebelisano 'moho ea Marriott le Sehlopha sa Amdec, e qalileng ka 2015 ka phatlalatso ea nts'etsopele ea lihotele tsa pele tse peli tse tsebahalang tsa Marriott Afrika Boroa. Meaho ena e 'meli, e setulong se tummeng sa Melrose Arch Precinct e Johannesburg, e reretsoe ho buloa ka 2018,' me ke Johannesburg Marriott Hotel Melrose Arch le Marriott Executive Apartments Johannesburg Melrose Arch.
Letsete le felletseng la Amdec liketsahalong tsena tsa Cape Town le Johannesburg le feta R3 billion lipakeng tsa litoropo tse peli tse tla ba le katleho e ntle ea moruo le phello e kholo ho theho ea mesebetsi.
Lintlafatso tse ncha li matlafatsa leano le matla la kholo ea Marriott International ho pholletsa le sebaka sa MEA, se ikemiselitseng ho holisa sehlopha sa lefats'e e le k'hamphani e etellang pele ea maeto kahare ho tikoloho le machabeng. Ho ea ka Arne Sorenson, Mopresidente le Motsamaisi ea ka Sehloohong, Marriott International, Inc., "Afrika e bohlokoa haholo leanong la Marriott International la katoloso ka lebaka la kholo ea moruo e potlakileng ea k'honthinente, e atolosang maemo a mahareng le palo ea bacha, hammoho le keketseho ea lifofane tsa machabeng. ho kena k'honthinenteng. Ho na le menyetla e mengata ka batho ba fetang limilione tse 850 Afrika e ka boroa ho Sahara feela. ”
Merero ea kholo ea Marriott International bakeng sa kontinenteng e ea hlolla: ka 2025 k'hamphani e ikemiselitse ho holisa boteng ba eona ba hona joale Afrika ho ea linaheng tse 27, ka lihotele tse fetang 200 le likamore tse ka bang 37,000.
As for South Africa, Alex Kyriakidis, President and Managing Director, Middle East and Africa for Marriott International, comments that, “The significance of this announcement for both the city of Cape Town and for South Africa cannot be underestimated. The developments in both Cape Town and Johannesburg confirm the country’s importance to the international travel market – for both the business and leisure traveler. From the perspective of tourism, the addition of three hotels in Cape Town, catering for different market segments among both international and domestic visitors, will strengthen the position of the city as one of the world’s top destinations, and we are confident that Cape Town will gain huge benefits from the likely increase in visitor numbers expected in the future.”
James Wilson, Chief Executive Officer of the Amdec Group, says: “Marriott’s new hotels will become landmarks in South Africa and appeal to travellers from all over the country, the continent and the world. We are proud to develop world-class properties in both Cape Town and in Johannesburg. Melrose Arch in Johannesburg is well established as a magnificent multi-faceted New Urban quarter focussed on creating an unforgettable experience with a vibrant atmosphere in a secure environment where people can work, shop, relax and stay. Amdec is thrilled to continue our growing partnership with Marriott International in Cape Town where The Yacht Club will offer an exclusive urban experience in an energised precinct on a working harbour superbly connected to all the buzz of city living in a location steeped in history. In addition we are delighted to be constructing two new hotels at Harbour Arch (on the current Culemborg node) where we hope to replicate the magical atmosphere experienced at Melrose Arch. Melrose Arch, The Yacht Club, and Harbour Arch are all perfect locations for Marriott’s first hotel properties in South Africa.”
Ho lebelletsoe hore, nakong ea mohato oa kaho, ho tla theoa mesebetsi e ka bang 8 000 e amanang le kaho. Hang ha lihotele li phethetsoe, ho tla theoa mesebetsi e mecha e fetang 700 ea kamohelo ea baeti - 470 lihoteleng tse tharo tse ncha Cape Town le tse 320 Johannesburg.
Cape Town’s importance in the world tourist market has been confirmed in recent years with the ever-increasing visitor numbers to the city. The addition of further accommodation to meet the growing demand will place the city in an even stronger position as a top global destination.
