Wyndham Hotel Group partners with Novum Hospitality for European expansion

By Laura Mullan
Wyndham Hotel Group and German hotel management group Novum Hospitality have signed a long-term agreement to help develop new hotels across key European...

Wyndham Hotel Group and German hotel management group Novum Hospitality have signed a long-term agreement to help develop new hotels across key European destinations. 

The UK and Ireland are some of the countries that the pair are set to be target alongside Germany, Austria, Belgium, The Netherlands, and Poland. 

Under the deal, up to 20 new hotels will be developed under the Wyndham Grand, Wyndham, Wyndham Garden, Ramada, Ramada Encore, TRYP by Wyndham, Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham, Days Inn and Super 8 brands.

SEE ALSO:

Novum Hospitality is one of Germany's largest hotel management groups with over 20,000 rooms across 160 hotels operating under the Novum Hotels, Select Hotels, and niu brands. 

“Novum Hospitality has a long-standing reputation for developing high-quality hotels in urban hotspots throughout Europe, and its expansion plans perfectly complements our development objectives in this dynamic market,” said Wyndham Hotel Group central and eastern Europe development vice president Christian Michel.

“Europe offers tremendous potential and working with Novum Hospitality will enable us to further extend our footprint with more quality accommodation in a diverse range of destinations.”

Novum chief executive, David Etmenan, added: “This strategic alliance with Wyndham Hotel Group, one of the world’s largest and most diverse hotel companies, is an extraordinary growth opportunity for us.

“We are already planning a number of projects in sought-after destinations in Europe and we look forward to developing up to 20 hotels together in the future.”
 

Share

Featured Articles

Unilever: Gen Z Tastes Driving Culinary Innovation

Unilever Food Solutions Future Menu Trends reports shows adventurous Gen Z tastes are shaping menus and that plant protein use is on the rise

Nestlé & Cargill Combine to Cut Cocoa Carbon Emissions

Nestlé has joined forces with key supplier Cargill to regenerate land around cocoa farms and cut carbon emissions in its su

Unilever to Sell off Ice Cream, With Loss of 7.5K Jobs

Unilever to sell its successful Ice Cream division, as it rationalises operations around Beauty & Wellbeing, Personal Care and Home Care & Nutrition

Nestlé Cuts 2023 GHGs by 13.5% as it Targets Supply Chain

Food

PepsiCo boost for Hispanic-owned Food & Beverage Start-ups

Food

Top 10 customer experience (CX) trends in 2023

Retail