Minor Hotels Aims to Exceed 850 Locations by 2027
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Minor Hotels Aims to Exceed 850 Locations by 2027

Minor Hotels is set to significantly expand its global footprint, targeting over 850 properties by 2027 through a strategy focused on luxury and branded residences.

Minor Hotels is stepping into 2025 on a strong growth trajectory, underpinned by a robust pipeline of almost 300 new hotels slated to open over the next three years. This expansion puts the hotel operator on track to pass a milestone of 850 properties by the end of 2027, positioning it among the world’s largest hospitality groups.

With more than 560 properties and 81,000 keys already in operation worldwide, Minor’s latest figures show a three-year pipeline of over 285 new hotels and almost 47,000 keys, underscoring the group’s ambitious global strategy. While more than 50% of Minor’s existing portfolio is currently concentrated in Europe, the addition of more than 100 properties in Asia, more than 60 in the Middle East & Africa, and 40 in Australia and New Zealand will lead to a more balanced global portfolio distribution.

Leveraging global brand strength

Luxury and upscale remains a driving force in Minor Hotels’ expansion, with one-third of the pipeline categorized in the Luxury segment, encompassing Anantara, Tivoli, and Elewana Collection brands. The group also invests heavily in uplifting many luxury properties, including significant renovations at the original Anantara property in Hua Hin, Thailand.

Minor Hotels is also focusing on wellbeing as a cross-brand strategic priority, highlighted by recent openings of destinations such as Layan Life by Anantara in Phuket.

“We remain committed to strategic growth across diverse regions, always striving to provide innovative hospitality experiences that deliver value for our owners and partners,” said Dillip Rajakarier, CEO of Minor Hotels.

Branded residences in focus

Branded residences will also be a crucial element, with pipeline projects in over a dozen countries featuring a residential component. Minor Hotels continues to accelerate residential growth across resort and urban destinations.

The latest pipeline figures underscore Minor Hotels’ ambitious strategy. A core element is the group’s “asset-right” approach, balancing owned, leased, managed, and franchised properties to ensure sustainable and diversified growth.

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