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GHA 2022: Sun International

GHA 2022: Sun International

11 June 2022 Videos

At the Global Hotel Alliance ceo conference in Madrid Graham Wood, CEO, Sun International talks to Phil Blizzard about post pandemic business and the big increase in conference groups. Plus the importance of being a member of GHA and the huge potential of Spain’s NH group joining the alliance. Sun International, the South African luxury hotel brand, is now 45th years old.

Minor Hotel expands Anantara brand with Sun International deal

Minor Hotel expands Anantara brand with Sun International deal

19 August 2014 Hotel News

Minor Hotel Group has announced the formation of a new strategic partnership with Sun International to own and operate a collection of eight properties in five African countries. MHG has invested a total of US$ 63.9 million to own a 50 per cent stake in two properties in Zambia and between 37.5 per cent to 80 per cent stakes in six further properties – one each in Botswana and Namibia, along with two properties in Lesotho and Swaziland.

Sun International signs up for Sandton property

Sun International signs up for Sandton property

10 November 2011 Hotel News

Sun International – recognised as Africa’s Leading Hotel brand by the prestigious World Travel Awards - has announced it has entered into a 20-year lease agreement with the Cavaleros Group for the lease of the Grayston Hotel, a landmark Sandton property in Johannesburg’s Square Mile. The two companies will contribute equally to the £20 million refurbishment of the property.

Sun ready to open Red Sea resort

14 September 2007 Press Release Hotel News

Sun International’s first resort outside Southern Africa - The Sun International Resort at Port Ghalib, Red Sea, Egypt - is due to open in November, 2007 and is set to be one of the most exciting new destination developments this winter.

Sun International shines on Egypt

5 March 2007 Press Release Hotel News

Sun International is to open a property on Egypt’s Red Sea coast that will challenge its flagship Palace Hotel in Sun City, South Africa. The destination is Port Ghalib, a five-star tourist town that has been described as “St Tropez on the Red Sea.”