Minor Hotels targets 25 new signings in H1
The majority of these agreements are focused on the Middle East and Asia.
Minor Hotels expects to secure 25 new hotel contracts and master agreements in the first quarter of 2026, following the 40 signings it completed last year.
Of the new deals expected, more than 60% will be in the Middle East and Asia. According to the group, this strategy will enable them to balance their presence in Europe, which currently accounts for more than half of the group’s portfolio.
The group will continue to grow its pipeline across Asia, focusing on Japan, where a recent joint venture with Royal Holdings will develop 21 properties across the country. India is also a priority market, supported by the strong performance of Anantara Jewel Bagh Jaipur and a growing pipeline of more than a dozen projects.
Beyond Asia, Minor Hotels will debut multiple luxury brands in North America and Australia. In Europe, the group will expand beyond city hotels, focusing on resort destinations across the Mediterranean.
Meanwhile, in North Africa, the group will pursue a demand-led approach to growth in Egypt and Morocco.
Of the new deals expected, more than 60% will be in the Middle East and Asia. According to the group, this strategy will enable them to balance their presence in Europe, which currently accounts for more than half of the group’s portfolio.
The group will continue to grow its pipeline across Asia, focusing on Japan, where a recent joint venture with Royal Holdings will develop 21 properties across the country. India is also a priority market, supported by the strong performance of Anantara Jewel Bagh Jaipur and a growing pipeline of more than a dozen projects.
Beyond Asia, Minor Hotels will debut multiple luxury brands in North America and Australia. In Europe, the group will expand beyond city hotels, focusing on resort destinations across the Mediterranean.
Meanwhile, in North Africa, the group will pursue a demand-led approach to growth in Egypt and Morocco.
