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World Leisure Holidays broadens horizons

04 Nov 2015 - by Natasha Schmidt
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WORLD Leisure Holidays

has embarked on a

“rippling” expansion

strategy, introducing new

properties and destinations

to its portfolio, with Abu Dhabi

the newest addition.

“For many years our focus

was on our exclusive Sun

portfolio. We are cautiously

expanding from this product

range to more hotels in

Mauritius, then further into

the Indian Ocean Island

products,” says Johann

Strydom, md of WLH. “We

have recently introduced

new hotels to our Mauritius,

Seychelles, Maldives,

Zanzibar and Réunion

portfolio.”

The operator has now set its

sights on growing its presence

in the Middle East. “We are

growing Dubai, adding more

properties in the three- to

five-star category,” says

Johann. The operator plans

to increase its properties in

the city to approximately 15

hotels.

“It made sense to then

expand into neighbouring

Abu Dhabi, particularly

with its ease of access

and the growing interest in

the destination,” he adds.

WLH also plans to feature

15 properties in its Abu

Dhabi portfolio, which will

be launched in the next few

months.

“Our approach has been

cautious. We’ve been

extremely discerning when it

comes to the properties we’ve

brought on board to ensure

we maintain our

high-quality standards,”

Johann said

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