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Continental Hotels To End 2017 With EUR26M-EUR27M Revenue
Continental hotel chain, one of the largest in Romania with its almost 2,000 rooms, saw double-digit growth in the first ten months and expects to end 2017 with EUR26 million to EUR27 millio...
Ramada, Best Western And Hilton Got More Than Half Of Romanian Hotels Affiliated To International Brands
International hotel groups have 51 hotels in Romania at the moment and the market is expecting new openings under such brands as ibis, Mercure, Radisson Blu and Hilton.
Rezidor: Radisson Blu Brasov Completed By Early 2019
Construction on the Radisson Blue Hotel in Brasov will begin some time in the next few months and the developers are now waiting to receive the necessary permits, says Darren Blanchard, seni...
S Immo Willing To Sell Novotel Hotel
Austrian-held real estate developer S Immo is willing to sell the four-star Novotel Hotel on Calea Victoriei in central Bucharest if offered a good price.
Owners Of Zenith In Mamaia Plan To Build Extended Stay Hotel Next To It
The owners of the four-star Zenith-Top Country Line – Conference & Spa Hotel (formerly Golden Tulip and Fantasy Beach) in the north of the Mamaia resort, one of the biggest on the Romanian s...
Transportation Industry Entrepreneur To Build Two Hotels In Vama Veche And Navodari
Ion Comusi, the owner of the passenger road transportation company CDI Transport Intern si International in Bucharest, one of the largest such companies in Romania, says he plans to develop...
Libra Internet Bank Puts Bucharest Hotel Up For Sale
The four-star hotel Best Western Plus Expocenter, located in northern Bucharest, was put up for auction by its creditor, Libra Internet Bank, at a starting price of EUR6.9 million.
Continental Hotels Revenue Up 16% In Q1
Continental Hotels revenue went up 16% in the first quarter compared with the year-ago period and spending increased, as well, due to the minimum wage hike and the lump sum tax, says owner R...
Romania’s Hotel Sector Starts Importing Labor
Romania’s hotel sector, which pays some of the lowest wages in the country, is headed towards the Western model: Filipino and Nepalese maids and waiters.