December 11, 2018 View in browser

By the end of next year, the Jumeirah Group will have doubled the number of brands in its portfolio to four.

At the International Luxury Travel Market (ILTM) conference in Cannes, France, the company revealed plans for a new upper upscale lifestyle brand, which will join the Burj Collection, Zabeel House, and the signature Jumeirah brands.

The openings represent a significant statement of intent with CEO Jose Silva hoping to grow the portfolio from 15 hotels in 2018 to a total of 35 to 50 properties.

Jumeirah is certainly a luxury hospitality company worth keeping an eye on over the next couple of years.

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Skift Europe Editor Patrick Whyte [pw@skift.com] curates the New Luxury newsletter. Skift emails the newsletter every Tuesday.

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