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Marriott to Add 70 New Locations in 2021 | Hospitality Design

Marriott to Add 70 New Locations in 2021 The company’s Autograph and Luxury collections will also celebrate their 200th and 120th openings this year, respectively Words by: Will Speros Marriott International kicked off 2021 with the inauguration of its 200th Autograph Collection Hotel, the Grand Universe Lucca, as well as its 50th Tribute Hotel: the Kinley Chattanooga Southside. The Luxury Collection is also slated to launch its 120th hotel this spring with the debut of Matild Palace in Budapest, Hungary. All three collections are currently positioned to expand their global footprint to a total of nearly 70 new locations throughout 2021 including 24 new market entries. “We know guests are seeking to immerse themselves in the richness of the locale, to discover what defines the destination, and to experience one-of-a-kind hotels,” says Marriott International global brand and marketing officer Tina Edmundson. “This has become increasingly important over the past year, as th

Marriott s Collections brands are growing — and there s more to come in the future

Marriott’s Collections brands are growing and there’s more to come in the future Nick Ellis © Provided by The Points Guy MSN has partnered with The Points Guy for our coverage of credit card products. MSN and The Points Guy may receive a commission from card issuers. Marriott is celebrating the momentum of its portfolio of independent hotels that fall under its “Collections” brands. Today, the world’s largest hotel chain is announcing the opening of its 200th Autograph Collection, 120th Luxury Collection and 50th Tribute Portfolio hotels in locales around the globe. And, Marriott is excited for the future growth potential of each of these Collections brands, with plans to open almost 70 new properties in 24 new markets worldwide this year alone.

Marriott unveiled new rooms, locations for longer stays

As a result, Marriott has seen a rising demand for its longer stay hotel brands. The hotel chain is now growing these brands locations and rooms. Marriott is catering to the COVID-19 trend of longer vacations with a new suite of locations and rooms under its longer stay brands. This desire for extended trips has been growing since people began considering travel again amid COVID-19. And according to a Vrbo survey of 2,200 US-based travelers in December 2020, almost 40% of those surveyed said their next trip would be at least a week. Like other travel providers, Marriott has noticed increasing interest for its longer stay hotels, Tina Edmundson, global brand and marketing officer of Marriott International, said in a press release. According to Marriott, this demand stems from both leisure and business travel, with business travelers looking to spend more time out, and leisure small group visitors looking for new places to vacation and work remotely.

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