The voluntary luxury hotel chain has announced the addition of 11 new international properties to its network during the first quarter of the year, six of which are on the European continent.
11 new luxury properties have joined Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH) during the first quarter of the year: six in Europe, three in Asia Pacific, and two on the American continent. In Europe, the countries implicated in the expansion of the voluntary hotel chain network are Spain, Switzerland, and Italy.
SLH also announced its Expansion in the Middle East and America, scheduled for the end of the year, with the addition of members in destinations such as Tel Aviv, Nairobi, Nicaragua, Martinique, New York, the Galapagos, Colombia, and Hawaii. For its coming developments, the network has based its strategy on clients' unsatisfied destination searches on their internet site. Its search for members will look at Ibiza, Las Vegas, the Bahamas, Bermuda, Tokyo, Sydney, Washington, Fiji, and Montreal, where the label is not yet present.
SLH also announced its Expansion in the Middle East and America, scheduled for the end of the year, with the addition of members in destinations such as Tel Aviv, Nairobi, Nicaragua, Martinique, New York, the Galapagos, Colombia, and Hawaii. For its coming developments, the network has based its strategy on clients' unsatisfied destination searches on their internet site. Its search for members will look at Ibiza, Las Vegas, the Bahamas, Bermuda, Tokyo, Sydney, Washington, Fiji, and Montreal, where the label is not yet present.
