Prnewswire Radisson Hotel Group Expands Amid Strong Owner Confidence
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- •Radisson signed and opened 160 hotels in H1 2026.
- •The Group's expansion includes key markets in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
- •Radisson's Verified Net Zero program is set to grow with 10 new hotels.
Radisson Hotel Group reported significant growth in the first half of 2026, signing and opening 160 hotels, totaling over 22,000 keys. The expansion reflects strong owner confidence in the brand's ability to deliver results and meet demand for quality hospitality. Key openings included properties in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific, with notable signings in Frankfurt and Vienna. The Group's Verified Net Zero program is also expanding, with 10 new hotels joining the initiative. Africa reached a milestone of over 100 hotels in operation and development. The report emphasizes the brand's relevance and commitment to delivering above-market returns to stakeholders.
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The Group is expanding significantly in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific.
How many hotels are currently in operation in Africa?
Africa has surpassed 100 hotels in operation and under development.
What is the Verified Net Zero program?
It is Radisson's initiative to promote sustainability, with 10 new hotels joining the program soon.
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