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IHG Hotels & Resorts signed a management agreement with Jadeer Group for a new Hotel Indigo property in New Cairo. The signing strengthens IHG’s growing luxury & lifestyle portfolio in Northern Africa and adds another distinctive hotel to the Group’s presence in Egypt. The 120-room Hotel Indigo New Cairo is set to open in 2031 as part of Red (G), a mixed-use development featuring residences, retail, and hospitality offerings. Located on North 90 Street, one of New Cairo’s most prominent neighbourhoods, the hotel will be situated close to the New Administrative Capital and the American University in Cairo, as well as emerging business and leisure destinations. As one of IHG’s lifestyle brands, Hotel Indigo properties offer a gateway to some of the world’s most inspiring locations. Just as no two neighbourhoods are alike, no two Hotel Indigo properties are the same, taking inspiration from the area around each hotel to inform all aspects of the guest experience, from the hotel’s boutique design approach to locally inspired restaurants. True to the brand’s ethos, Hotel Indigo New Cairo will reflect the uniqueness of its neighbourhood, weaving the city’s rich heritage and contemporary spirit into every guest experience. Located in one of the capital’s most dynamic districts, the hotel’s design will celebrate its surroundings and embody Hotel Indigo’s promise of making travel inspiring through authentic, culturally rich experiences. Haitham Mattar, Managing Director, India, Middle East & Africa, IHG Hotels & Resorts, said: “Egypt is a priority market for IHG, and we are excited to partner with Jadeer Group for a new Hotel Indigo in New Cairo. The area is rapidly emerging as a hub for business, education, and lifestyle, making it an ideal …

Jamaica is planning to build 11,500 new hotel rooms by 2030 as it looks to grow its tourism sector and welcome more visitors from the Middle East, says Donovan White, Director of Tourism, Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB). “We want to attract more travellers from the GCC, so we’re building high-quality hotels with brands they already know and trust,” White said. He explained that many visitors from the Middle East prefer luxury international hotel brands, and Jamaica is working to bring those brands into the country. Jamaica has also been building strong connections with the region through events like the Arabian Travel Market and is exploring new flight options to improve access. To support this growth, the government is upgrading airports, improving road networks, and planning a third international airport, making it easier and faster for tourists to travel across the island.