Legacy Hotels Holding is accelerating its expansion across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), signing agreements for four new properties in the UAE, Egypt and Georgia at Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2026.
The deals add approximately 20 hotels and more than 1,200
keys to the group’s development pipeline as it works towards its target of more
than 65 hotels by 2027.
A key milestone is the UAE debut of Kyriad Prestige, with
the 110-key Kyriad Prestige Downtown Dubai scheduled to open in October 2026.
The hotel will combine comfort and refinement with interiors inspired by local
culture and heritage.
In Egypt, Legacy Hotels Holding announced the 560-key Kyriad
Galala, scheduled to open in Q3 2029. The property will introduce Kyriad’s
budget-friendly, midscale hospitality offering to the Egyptian market.
The group has also entered into a Master Franchise Agreement
with TemptingPlaces, a hospitality brand known for its French-inspired approach
to locally influenced hospitality. Under the agreement, Legacy Hotels Holding
will manage and operate the 110-key TemptingPlaces Maison Kokoon in Dubai,
scheduled to open by 2030.
The partnership also includes the 109-key TemptingPlaces
Panorama Kakheti Resort in Georgia, which is scheduled to open in 2028.
Fahad Abdulrahim Kazim, Co-Founder | Chief Executive Officer
of Legacy Hotels Holding, says: “Our ambition to over 65 hotels by 2027
reflects the strength of our growing portfolio and the partnerships driving our
expansion across key markets. Arabian Travel Market is an important platform
for Legacy Hotels Holding to showcase this growth, foster meaningful
relationships with owners and investors, and introduce the next phase of our
development across the region.”
The latest agreements build on the group’s growing pipeline
in Egypt. Earlier this year, Legacy Hotels Holding announced two upcoming
Golden Tulip properties, adding a combined 411 keys. Golden Tulip Cairo
Pyramids is scheduled to open in Q4 2027, followed by Golden Tulip Sheikh Zayed
City in Q4 2028.
Further openings are planned across Bahrain, Tunisia, Syria,
Morocco, Tanzania, La Réunion and other regional markets. These developments
will add to the group’s current operating portfolio of 45 properties across
MENA, Europe and the CIS region.
With five regional offices and a team of hospitality
professionals, Legacy Hotels Holding is continuing to expand its regional
presence and expertise.
As the MENA partner of Louvre Hotels Group, the company operates a diversified portfolio spanning luxury to economy hospitality, alongside Earth Hotels and Flamingo Hotels, as it enters its next phase of growth. -TradeArabia News Service
