Abu Dhabi Based Rotana, one of the leading hotel management company in the Middle East & Africa is preparing for GCC Road Show as part of its annual sales mission. With 34% of Rotana’s room revenue generated from the GCC region, the Rotana sales team are heading to the GCC region for one week road show to promote its hotels.
The sales mission kicks off in Kuwait and concluding in Qatar. In addition to showcasing its portfolio of 70 properties throughout the Middle East & Africa, the sales team will promote and sell new and existing products to the GCC market such as Rotana properties in Abu Dhabi, Syria, Sharm El Sheikh, Hurghada, Dubai, Rask Al Khaimah, Fujairah, Lebanon, Sudan and Erbil.
This annual trip will certainly help us to develop our strategic account relationships, where our effort and focus is effectively used. The sales mission will help us to open new avenues and opportunities for each of the individual hotels in the region and for the regional sales offices. The GCC commands the largest outbound and inbound travel market in the region, both in terms of volume and value, and we want to increase our market share. We are very keen to attract new tour operators and hopefully loyal guests to our Brands commented Andy Nightingale, Director of International Sales.
Rotana is scheduled to open this year one new hotel in Abu Dhabi, under Centro brand as part of an aggressive, yet tactical expansion strategy in the region that will see the hotel group, managing over massive 11,000 rooms across its portfolio of hotels in the region by the end of 2011.
The Rotana brand is driven by passion, personal warmth, and the delivery of consistent quality standards, combined with a keen understanding of regional markets, commitment to research, and significant investment in systems and people. Development of the brand is rigorously planned and meticulously managed across all operations - simultaneously evoking confidence and trust among property owners, and creating satisfying experiences for corporate and leisure travellers alike.
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