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Marriott International Expects To Debut More Than 30 Luxury Hotels Across The Globe In 2022
Marriott International Continues to Redefine the High-End Hospitality Landscape and Grow Luxury Footprint from New York City to Cairo to Sydney CANNES,
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[{"type":"text","content":"Marriott International Continues to Redefine the High-End Hospitality Landscape and Grow Luxury Footprint from New York City to Cairo to Sydney\n\n\nCANNES, France, Dec. 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- From International Luxury Travel Market (ILTM) Cannes, Marriott International, Inc. today announced it expects to debut more than 30 luxury hotels in 2022, creating the rare and enriching experiences today's luxury traveler craves with its unmatched portfolio of dynamic luxury brands. Through the world-renowned hospitality hallmarks of The Ritz-Carlton, Ritz-Carlton Reserve, St. Regis, W, The Luxury Collection, EDITION, JW Marriott and Bulgari, Marriott International continues to elevate travel, creating highly contextualized, distinct brand experiences that signal the future of luxury. With an unrivaled network of more than 460 landmark luxury hotels and resorts in 68 countries and territories today, Marriott International is poised to expand its luxury footprint with nearly 190 properties in the development pipeline, including the 30 hotels expected to open in 2022, in iconic as well as emerging destinations from Mexico to Portugal and Australia to South Korea. \n\n \n \n \n \n \n \n\n \n\"Our guests are seeking deeper, more immersive experiences that allow them to indulge in global exploration while sparking personal regeneration,\" said Chris Gabaldon, Senior Vice President, Luxury Brands, Marriott International. \nLuxury is Entering a New Era of Regeneration A global luxury trends study conducted in collaboration with creative agency Team One revealed that today's affluent travelers are shifting from a 'box checking' mindset to a 'traveling well' mindset, taking a more thoughtful, intentional approach to trip planning. Gabaldon observed, \"As people reexamine and reprioritize what matters to them most, a shift that has accelerated over the past two years, we're seeing a real embracing of deeper travel. Our guests are focusing more on where they travel and why they make the journey, seeking to foster a more meaningful connection to the destination as well as the people they meet.\" With a truly global footprint, Marriott International is poised to meet this evolving set of aspirations, inviting people to view travel as a canvas for regeneration that leads to lasting positive impact on locals and destinations. \"From the world's most d...