Aman Resorts News
Cain International Invests in Aman Group to Support Global Expansion Strategy
Cain International (“Cain”), the privately held investment firm focused on real estate-backed opportunities, together with The Public Investment Fund (“PIF”), has today announced a $900 million investment into Aman Group to support the brand’s global expansion of ultra- luxury hotels and branded residences. The transaction values Aman Group at $3 billion.
Bhutan to reopen borders
Bhutan will reopen its borders to international travellers from 23 September 2022, allowing Amankora’s five lodges to once again offer unparalleled journeys of discovery through this mystical Himalayan Kingdom.
Aman New York to open in Manhattan’s iconic Crown Building
Aman has unveiled its latest urban sanctuary in Manhattan’s iconic Crown Building. Aman New York, scheduled for opening in May 2022, will also include the luxury brand’s first private Aman Residences.
Greg Ward, head of global sales and distribution, Aman Resorts
Breaking Travel News speaks to Greg Ward, head of global sales and distribution with Aman Resorts, during Arabian Travel Market in Dubai. He tells us about plans for expansion and how the company is battling back from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Tauscher to lead new Aman New York
Rudy Tauscher has been selected as the managing director of Aman New York. He joins the company from Four Seasons Hotel New York where he was general manager.
Aman to launch new wellness focuses Janu brand
Janu launches with three forthcoming hotels which are already under construction: Montenegro, Al Ula in Saudi Arabia and Tokyo, as well as a robust pipeline of future hotels.
Ward appointed head of global sales with Aman
Based in the Zug office, Greg Ward will help define the future vision and strategy for Aman while working closely with chief operating officer, Roland Fasel. He joins the company from Shangri-La Group, where he was vice president of sales.
Peak Hotels & Resorts purchases Aman Resorts
Peak Hotels & Resorts has agreed the purchase of Aman Resorts for $358 Million. The Aman collection consists of 26 resort and villa properties located in Bhutan, Cambodia, China, France, Greece, India, Indonesia, Italy, Laos, Montenegro, Morocco, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Turkey, Turks and Caicos, the United States and Vietnam.
Breaking Travel News investigates: The history of Amanresorts
The story of Amanresorts spans more than twenty years and is characterised by unique resort development in some of the world’s most beautiful, historic and intriguing destinations. From the desert sands of Marrakech and the snowy peaks of Wyoming to the jungle-clad ruins of Siem Reap and the palaces of Beijing, the Aman journey which started in Phuket in 1988 is far from over.
Aman Resorts sale progresses
India’s largest real estate company has confirmed its decision to sell its luxury hotel chain Aman Resorts, with the exception of Aman Hotel New Delhi, according to reports.