Four Seasons continues MENA expansion

Four Seasons Hotel Tunis opened its doors in 2017.

Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts continues to expand in the Middle East and North Africa as the luxury hospitality brand introduces new hotels in the GCC and beyond.
In the latter half of 2017, Four Seasons Hotel Kuwait at Burj Alshaya, and Four Seasons Hotel Tunis opened their doors. These additions to the Four Seasons collection across the region bring the brand’s total number of MENA hotels to 17, which will rise to 18 following the recent announcement of plans for a second property in Makkah.
“Since Four Seasons arrived in the Middle East in 2000 with our first hotel in Cairo, we have always understood the abundant opportunities this region presents. I’m proud to say this year has been a very strong one for us and we are confident this trajectory will carry forward into next year as we actively explore opportunities in the pipeline. We focus our interest on destinations where Four Seasons guests want to travel, and from this perspective we believe this region is home to a wide variety of locations that hold great potential for our brand,” said Simon Casson, president, hotel operations — Europe, Middle East and Africa.
Four Seasons Hotel Bahrain Bay is set to unveil The Four Seasons Beach this summer.
For adventure seekers, Four Seasons Hotel Riyadh is inviting guests to book a trip to the Edge of the World, offering access to the magnificent natural wonder that rises deep in the Arabian Desert. In Dubai, Four Seasons Hotel DIFC has launched MINA Brasserie in partnership with celebrated chef Michael Mina.
“When we look at the strengths of our portfolio in the Middle East and North Africa, it is characterized not only by ongoing expansion but also by the leading position of our existing properties that have firmly established themselves as destinations within destinations,” added Casson.