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The term is used by hotel owners/developers.Aren't you a hotel cleaner???
The term is used by hotel owners/developers.Aren't you a hotel cleaner???View attachment 1174590What is the difference between a hotel with 150 keys and 150 rooms?
Answer (1 of 6): I disagree with the two prior answers, which indicated that there is no material difference between a hotel with 150 keys and 150 rooms. Parts of their answers are correct but I think they miss the salient points. Since the question is referencing a distinction that only people w...www.quora.com
Mind u in hospitality zanzibar is usually classified separately! And it is stupidity of highest order there's flat growth on number of rooms btn 2020-2021 while in Dodoma, Mwanza, Arusha and Dar there r several projects U/C! Even Chato!
Islands r usually classified different! FYI Zanzibar has at least 10,000 keys a reason I said has no comparison! By 2017 there was over 8000 keys on the Island!Why? Is is not part of Tanzania?
| Emerging market spotlight on Zanzibar |
| ξ» | Thursday, 22nd March 2018 Source : Bill Barnett, Managing Director, C9 Hotelworks |
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There is something in the name Zanzibar that conjures up exotic imagery of faraway places; for many travelers they would have a hard time pinpointing the destination on a map, though all that is rapidly changing. As a primer, Zanzibar is a semi-autonomous region and part of the East African nation of Tanzania. One of its most known attractions is the UNESCO World Heritage site of Stone Town. Traditionally the island has been a two-stop destination, with tourists going on safari on mainland Tanzania and also taking in the beaches and culture of Zanzibar. C9 Hotelworks has undertaken extensive fieldwork on the ground and has published the new Zanzibar Hotel Market Update. Currently there is limited penetration international hospitality groups operating properties with only Hyatt, Marriott, Hilton and Melia represented. The development pipeline of five hotels does include Ritz-Carlton and Anantara. What is dramatically changing the destination is direct international airlift, which has greatly improved seasonal trading patterns. Over the past five years, arrivals by air and sea have doubled, with the total annual arrivals in 2017 over 430,000. Upscale accommodation in Zanzibar has traditionally been focused on all-inclusive packages, though with the arrival of the brands, is seeing signs of a shift with more FIT and bed and breakfast take-up. The scale of accommodation establishments stood at 455 properties with 8,494 keys at the end of last year. There are a number of mixed-use large-scale developments underway including the Blue Amber integrated resort and Fumba Town. Another key project is a new terminal at the international airport. Real estate is also emerging as a key market mover with provisions for foreign ownership in approved development and residency visas available for overseas buyers. One of the best known experts in the sector is REMAX Omela. When viewing Zanzibar against more established island destinations off East Africa such as Mauritius, what is critical to growth is the continued push on infrastructure, while the availability of good beachfront properties bodes well for the future of the island. |
It attractive to locals and internationals and lots of Tanzanians are reaping a decent cash from how it is.A congested rural Area
Zanzibar only has 8,494 keys. Still no change in litmus paper.Islands r usually classified different! FYI Zanzibar has at least 10,000 keys a reason I said has no comparison! By 2017 there was over 8000 keys on the Island!
Emerging market spotlight on Zanzibar
ξ» Thursday, 22nd March 2018
Source : Bill Barnett, Managing Director, C9 Hotelworks
There is something in the name Zanzibar that conjures up exotic imagery of faraway places; for many travelers they would have a hard time pinpointing the destination on a map, though all that is rapidly changing.
As a primer, Zanzibar is a semi-autonomous region and part of the East African nation of Tanzania. One of its most known attractions is the UNESCO World Heritage site of Stone Town.
Traditionally the island has been a two-stop destination, with tourists going on safari on mainland Tanzania and also taking in the beaches and culture of Zanzibar.
C9 Hotelworks has undertaken extensive fieldwork on the ground and has published the new Zanzibar Hotel Market Update. Currently there is limited penetration international hospitality groups operating properties with only Hyatt, Marriott, Hilton and Melia represented. The development pipeline of five hotels does include Ritz-Carlton and Anantara.
What is dramatically changing the destination is direct international airlift, which has greatly improved seasonal trading patterns. Over the past five years, arrivals by air and sea have doubled, with the total annual arrivals in 2017 over 430,000.
Upscale accommodation in Zanzibar has traditionally been focused on all-inclusive packages, though with the arrival of the brands, is seeing signs of a shift with more FIT and bed and breakfast take-up. The scale of accommodation establishments stood at 455 properties with 8,494 keys at the end of last year.
There are a number of mixed-use large-scale developments underway including the Blue Amber integrated resort and Fumba Town. Another key project is a new terminal at the international airport.
Real estate is also emerging as a key market mover with provisions for foreign ownership in approved development and residency visas available for overseas buyers. One of the best known experts in the sector is REMAX Omela.
When viewing Zanzibar against more established island destinations off East Africa such as Mauritius, what is critical to growth is the continued push on infrastructure, while the availability of good beachfront properties bodes well for the future of the island.
Emerging market spotlight on Zanzibar : Thursday, 22nd March 2018 : 4Hoteliers
There is something in the name Zanzibar that conjures up exotic imagery of faraway places; for many travelers they wouldmobile.4hoteliers.com
King of Hospitality in East Africa? hebu chill kwanza... Zanzibar babaenu!Naivasha is the King of hospitality in East Africa. Forget about Arusha
Kweli? And what were your sources?From my research Zanzibar only have three 5* hotels which are
Serena hotel
Park Hyatt hotel
Barghani hotel
Kweli? And what were your sources?
Mombasa Country (One of the numerous 5 star hotels)
- Hotel english point
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Kisumu County (More than 10 five star hotels)
-Acacia Premier
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Nakuru County (Home to over 20+ five star hotels)
-sarova woodlands
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Vitu vya Arusha. Dar wanaita mkoani
Vitu vya Arusha. Dar wanaita mkoani
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Look at the Palms, Tulia Zanzibar Unique Beach Resort, Zanzibar white sands n Luxury villas, Breezers beach club n spa, Konokono beach resort, Mapenzi beach resorts, Melia, sea clif golf resort, hotel Verde, Baraza Resort n spa, The Residence, Hotel Riu, Diamonds star of the east, La Gemma d'll Est, Constance Aiyana, Essque Zalu n &Beyond Mnemba!From my research Zanzibar only have three 5* hotels which are
Serena hotel
Park Hyatt hotel
Barghani hotel
How many 5* hotels do Zanzibar have?