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HMH confirms presence at Riyadh Travel Fair

RIYADH, March 30, 2018

Hospitality Management Holding (HMH) is preparing for a strong show at the Riyadh Travel Fair (RTF) in April, one of the key tourism and travel events in the region.

Participating for the 10th year in a row, the hotel group will promote its properties at the event, including the Bahi Ajman Palace Hotel, Coral Port Sudan Hotel, Coral Dubai Deira Hotel, Corp Amman Hotel, Coral Khartoum Hotel and EWA Khartoum Hotel and Apartments.

RTF is also an opportunity for HMH to present its new five-star property in Saudi Arabia – The Coral Al Madinah Hotel - scheduled to open in the next quarter, in time for Hajj season.

Welcoming this opportunity, Ferghal Purcell, chief operating officer of HMH, said: “With Saudi Arabia continuing to grow at such an inspiring rate, the kingdom is, without doubt, a key market for HMH, as part of our wider GCC expansion. We are delighted to have a powerful presence in Saudi Arabia, and our portfolio has been significantly improved by the addition of the Coral Al Madinah Hotel which is designed to meet the needs of Hajj and Umrah pilgrims and their families.”

Commenting on this occasion, Aboudi Asali, chief executive officer of HMH, said: “I’m thrilled to welcome the Coral Al Madinah Hotel to our portfolio. Saudi Arabia is an incredibly influential and promising market with tremendous growth potential. With the introduction of Coral Al Madinah, HMH will have a strong foothold in the region with world-class hotels and a commitment to guest service that’s nothing short of exceptional.”

Coral Al Madinah joins HMH’s existing portfolio in Saudi Arabia, which includes the Coral Al Khobar Hotel, Coral Jubail Hotel and Coral Al Ahsa Hotel.

The Riyadh Travel Fair 2018 will take place from April 10 - 13, in Prince Sultan Hall, Al Faisaliah Hotel Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.- TradeArabia News Service
 




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