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InterContinental Hotels Group PLC

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Hotel group eyes 33,000 new jobs in MENA

InterContinental Hotels Group says it plans to open a further 49 hotels in region.

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Powering through the summer

The summer has a tendency to dampen spirits in the Gulf, with many hoteliers waiting with baited breath to see how business fares during the hottest months and whether the impact of Ramadan will be better or worse than the year before.

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The heat is on

The UAE’s top executive chefs gathered at award-winning restaurant Reflets par Pierre Gagnaire at InterContinental Dubai Festival City to debate how hotel restaurants can maintain quality and generate profit when kitchens are running with less manpower in today’s tough marketplace.

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Paris Hilton 'twitter' sparks Dubai event confusion

UPDATE 2: Celebrity uses website to dismiss claims she is launching new hotel club.

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Finding a business partner

IHG Dubai Festival City materials manager Akbar Siddiqi says sourcing products locally is not difficult but forging long-term business partnerships with suppliers is the primary challenge.

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Fashioning the perfect hotel

Hospitality projects mean larger budgets, more scope and greater creative opportunity - but they also present bigger challenges, says Selina Denman.

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Global hoteliers look to eastern markets

Hoteliers pin hopes on east's underserved leisure markets to offset falling revenues elsewhere. 

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ME hotel projects hit record high

Property consultancy, Viability, says Mideast activity comes despite other hotel projects being mothballed.

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Oman

Oman hoteliers are counting on the country’s diversity and range of tourist options to see them through tough times in the year ahead.

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Keep your head above water in 2009

From SARS to September 11 the hotel industry has witnessed downturns in business before and bounced back. Hotelier Middle East spoke to some of the region's top hoteliers for their advice to weather the economic storm.

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Hotel group launched Personal Hotelier service

Customer service initiative comes as Mideast hotels face up to challenging 2009.

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Get out of the kitchen!

As mobile catering grows in popularity, Lee Jamieson takes a look at which products on the market are helping chefs to overcome the unique difficulties posed by this type of event and what more could be done.

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Raft of signings and openings to close year

Operating companies are continuing to pursue expansion strategies across the region, with new brands and new destinations on the table.

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Igloo offers hotel unlikely solution to beat venue shortages

The Intercontinental Hotel in Dubai Festival City has begun hosting events in a temporary marquee-like structure, which has been dubbed the ‘igloo’.

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Busy 2009 calendar for investment talkfests

The dates for next year's investment industry must-do events have been released.

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InterContinental expands brand in Syria

InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) will develop Syria’s first Holiday Inn in the capital Damascus, after signing and exclusive agreement with Hedley International Syria.

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Hotel group sees Mideast bucking global downturn

Interncontinental Hotels CEO says Middle East region performing like a 'locomotive'.

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Chefs strive to align business with pleasure

A recent survey carried out by Caterer Middle East has revealed that executive chefs in the region spend on average 63% of a typical working day dealing with the business aspects of their restaurants and only 37% of their time in the kitchen.

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Reflections of style

Reflets par Pierre Gagnaire at the InterContinental Dubai Festival City uses unique interior design ideas to reflect its French-influenced menu concept.

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Kingdom rising

A boom in mixed-use developments has laid the ground work for a flurry of hotel openings across Jordan, as the kingdom works to attract 12 million arrivals by 2010.

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Asia's best kept secret

Forget Thailand, Malaysia and the usual Asian suspects; Vietnam is one of the most diverse countries in the region and what’s more, it offers great value for money, says Gemma Greenwood.

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Healthy eating: More than just a fad

Patrons at restaurants in the UAE are serious about eating more healthily.

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Pearl of the Gulf

Qatar has taken note of Dubai's growth and is investing in its infastructure to help promote the region.

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Top secret

Companies are modifying their product to cater to the growing demand for privacy during meetings and events.

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Holiday Inn overcomes pre-opening challenges

InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) has announced the opening of its latest mid-scale UAE property, Holiday Inn Dubai Al Barsha — although the route to opening has not been smooth.

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Suppliers continue to be a source of strife

Dubai chefs still struggle to source good quality supplies.

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The new road to Damascus

Syria's hotel industry has not had it easy in recent years but more are realising Syria's potential.

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Time to eat

Chefs from across the region swap hot tips and the recipe for success in kitchens across the Gulf.

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Cashed up

Hotels are cashing in on the weddings market with extravagant packages to suit every bride's desire.

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Industry accolades for IHG

Global hotel company InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG), has walked away with six awards across multiple categories at this year's Business Traveller Middle East Awards.

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IHG ramps up planned pipeline

InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) has announced several deals across the region, with new brands and new properties slated for Qatar, Kuwait, Ras Al Khaimah in the United Arab Emirates and Morocco.

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Finding the key to the Kingdom

Saudi Arabia is not known for embracing change, but the relaxation of travel restrictions and ongoing hotel and infrastructure development are slowly forcing the country to open up.

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Nature’s liquid gold

Olive oil consumption is growing as the region's restaurants respond to the increased demands of health-conscious consumers.

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IHG’s ‘green hotel’ prototype

Green Hotelier talks to InterContinental Hotels Group vice president commercial MEA Tom Rowntree following the launch of the group's ‘ecologically-friendly hotel' prototype.

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InterContinental Dubai launches new Pierre Gagnaire restaurant

World renowned three-star Michelin chef Pierre Gagnaire has added a sixth restaurant to his growing F&B portfolio, with the launch of Reflets par Pierre Gagnaire at InterContinental Dubai Festival City.

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InterContinental flags new African expansion

InterContinental Marrakech Resort and Spa will be industry giant's first foray into Morocco market.

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Why budget means business

With numerous low-cost brands making a splash in the region, Lucy Taylor takes a look at why budget is booming and considers what it will take for brands to survive in the Middle East.

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Remembering basics

Hotel designers in the gulf are not known for their subtlety, and functionality is being consistently overlooked.

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InterCon DFC staff don jeans for charity

Following horrific natural disasters which occurred in both Myanmar and China earlier this month, staff at InterContinental Dubai Festival City wanted to do their bit, and organised a fundraising campaign to help those affected.

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Lebanon leisure professionals optimistic about future of industry

Despite ongoing troubles in Lebanon, the mood amongst leisure industry experts remained buoyant.

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What's new in Asia Pacific?

That was the title of a seminar for the GCC's travel trade, which debated how best to sell Asia Pacific destinations as well as hot industry topics.

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Advancing Al Ain

InterContinental Al Ain Resort director of food and beverage George Diab, assistant director of sales and marketing Bernard G Mehawech and recreation manager Simon Assaf talk to Hotelier Middle East about staff training, resort renovations and promoting Al Ain as a destination.

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Top IHG recognition for Dubai-based GM

InterContinental Dubai Festival City area general manager Tom Meyer has been recognised with IHG's Middle East and Africa GM of the Year award for 2007.

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Stepping Inn-to the future

InterContintental Hotels Group (IHG) has embarked on a "mammoth journey" to relaunch its Holiday Inn brand family.

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IHG predicts budget hotel growth

InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) has forecast a significant growth in demand for budget accommodation in the Middle East and is to promote the opening of its second budget hotel in Dubai at ATM.

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Creek chic

The intercontinental hotel may be a long way from Dubai's beaches but it boasts a charm all of its own.

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Leisure limits

Growing the leisure industry in Saudi Arabia will depend on well thought-out design and operations.

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Stepping Inn to future an exercise in history

IHG's decision to ‘relaunch' its Holiday Inn brand is a lesson to new hotel companies to constantly be aware of the competition.

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Low-cost revolution

Whether agents like it or not, the low-cost revolution is coming - and their customers will want to hear about it.

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PATA launches Asia Pacific training day for Gulf corporates

The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA), InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) and Qatar Airways are joining forces to stage a training event to raise awareness for the opportunities for meetings planners in Asia Pacific.

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IHG names GM of the year

InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) Dubai Festival City general manager Tom Meyer has been named GM of the year for the MEA region.

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IHG recognises success at Dubai Festival City property

The InterContinental Dubai Festival City has received a coveted International Hotels Group (IHG) award despite only being open a few months.

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IHG announces third Crowne Plaza for Dubai

InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) has announced the signing of an agreement with The Chelsea Group, part of Crimson Hotels, to develop a third Crowne Plaza hotel in Dubai, UAE.

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Committed to F&B-ing the best

Hotelier Middle East gets a cross-section of F&B managers from across the region talking about personal motivation, industry challenges, smoking bans and just how easy it is to be green.

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US luxury traveller psyche revealed

LTN staged a roundtable with a group of high-profile US travel agents who provided a telling insight into the travel preferences of their clients.

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IHG expresses brand expansion plans for KSA

InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) will open 12 Holiday Inn Express branded hotels across Saudi Arabia in the next five years, after signing a franchise development agreement with Siraj Capital.

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It's not good to talk anymore

In a frantically paced, multicultural hotel catering environment a reliable means of communication is essential. Hotelier Middle East discovers how F&B teams can use technology to avoid mistakes.

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Room with a view

A luxury apartment feel, plus views across Dubai, define the rooms and suites at the InterContinental Hotel in Dubai Festival City. By Stuart Matthews.

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What US travellers think of the Middle East

When you live in a region where tourism is growing rapidly, it's easy to get caught up in all the hype.

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Divide and rule

Why adopting a multi-channel distribution policy is still vital to IHG's selling strategy.

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Distribution strategy: divide and conquer

A diverse distribution strategy is critical to success as consumers become more informed and sophisticated.

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PATA and ATN launch agent training day

Qatar Airways will fly in agents from across the GCC to attend the event at InterContinental Hotel Dubai Festival City on March 16.

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Citystars in their eyes

InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) has announced the opening of Holiday Inn Cairo Citystars.

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The variety of uniform opinion

With the days of staff in simplistic monotone ‘one-size-fits-all' uniforms a distant memory, uniform suppliers must ensure they consider design as well as practicality if they want to impress clients.

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IHG targets Saudi Arabian travel trade

InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) has made a concerted effort to work more closely with Saudi Arabia's travel trade by appointing its first global account manager for the travel industry in the Kingdom.

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InterContinental develop further in Doha

InterContinental Hotels and Resorts has signed an agreement with His Excellency Mohammed Bin Ajaj Al-Kubaisi to develop a new Qatar property - the InterContinental Doha West Bay.

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IHG announces new flag for Qatar

The 540-room InterContinental Doha West Bay is expected to open in March next year.

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Meetings planners urged to book online

Online registration system for the regions first meetings and events professional educational conference up and running.

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Intercon to build three Abu Dhabi hotels

Group to build Crowne Plaza, Staybridge Suites at Yas Island, Intercon at Al Raha Beach.

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Aggressive expansion for Holiday Inn

InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) has announced the opening of a new Holiday Inn property in Dubai in early 2008, further expanding its mid-scale hotel brand.

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Hospitality: 2008 predictions

Chris Jackson and Lucy Taylor look into their crystal ball to predict the industry's future.

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The future of furnishing

With the Middle East's furniture industry booming, Lucy Taylor considers how hotels can keep up with the times without going over the top, and why demanding clients are a bonus.

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Call of the wild

While the countries of Africa are geographically diverse enough to boast a multitude of sellingpoints, many of them share an underdeveloped hotel market. But as Chris Jackson discovers, there are plenty of opportunities for growth and investment just waiting to be capitalized.

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Expedia and IHG sign on new long-term agreement

InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) and Expedia have entered into a multi-year agreement under which consumers can now book IHG hotels on Expedia sites globally.

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IHG goes for a triple whammy

As the InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) prepares to open three properties at Dubai Festival City (DFC), ATN asks area GM Tom Meyer to highlight the key selling points of each.

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IHG announces first stage of MENA expansion plan

InterContinental Hotels Group has commenced an aggressive growth plan that will see its MENA property portfolio almost double over the next three years.

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Angel Magdalena: finders keepers

InterContinental Dubai Festival City director of HR Angel Magdalena explains the challenge of finding and retaining 1280 new employees.

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IHG enters Georgia

IHG enters Georgia with IHG Tbilisi.

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The fresh Al Ain alternative

The new general manager at the InterContinental Al Ain Resort, Guzman Muela, tells MIME how he plans to market Al Ain and his property as a cost-effective alternative destination to Dubai.

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Booking ahead

Besides the city's entertainment scene, Dubai's impressive portfolio of hotels is exploding this winter.

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Back to the golden age

Egypt pushes forward with new tourism projects, remaining one of the most popular Mena destinations.

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Feeding the masses

Hotel catering is entering a new era, as innovations increase productivity, new facilities up the ante on catering en masse, and events departments push the boundaries of outside catering. Sarah Campbell reports.

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InterCon appoints COO for the region

InterContinental Hotels Group brings in John Bamsey as chief operating officer for Middle East and Africa.

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IHG’s flagship about to sail

The pre-opening team at the InterContinental Dubai Festival City properties takes Hotelier Middle East readers behind the scenes as they prepare for the scheduled November opening.

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Crude benchmarks stall

Attempts to create benchmark futures contracts to trade Middle East crude oil are struggling having failed to impress potential investors.

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Jordan’s Culinary Art Show aims to improve chef’s skills

IHF’s Culinary Art Show will help Middle East chefs to take local and regional cuisine to new heights.

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A home from home

While VisitBritain is reminding travel agents to convince their clients that there is more to the UK than London, the city remains the most popular destination in the country with the Arab market.

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The business of pleasure

From samba music to business conferences, Rio de Janeiro is fast becoming the ideal destination for anyone seeking a unique business and pleasure getaway.

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Jordan’s changing ambitions

While some people perceive Jordan as unsafe because of its proximity to politically unstable countries, Gareth Rees discovers it is looking to reposition itself as a popular destination for both the business and leisure markets.

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Strong first half growth for industry

The Middle East hotel industry has recorded RevPAR growth of 13.7% for the first half of 2006, according to results from the HotelBenchmark Survey by Deloitte, with the region on track to record its fourth consecutive year of double-digit growth.

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Mixed response to possible Bahrain labour cost hike

Bahrain-based hoteliers have given a mixed response to media reports that costs for hiring expatriate labour will double, starting from next year.

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Paris with a spring

When travelling I like to go and live as a local, do what the residents do, and study and interact with the people there.

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InterContinental Nairobi re-opens after facelift

Iconic African property has opened its doors again after undergoing multi-million dollar refurbishment.

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InterContinental DFC readies for action

With an opening scheduled before the end of the year, management staff at the flagship InterContinental Dubai Festival City property are nearing the final stages of their pre-opening roles.

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Health alert

Re-introducing wholesome food into menus across the Middle East is imperative to the region's health, as catering professionals explain.

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Seafood splendour

Gatserelia Design has created a contemporary twist on an oceanic theme for the DFC Al Sultan Brahim.

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IHG expecting Express expansion

InterContinental Hotels Gro-up (IHG) has debuted its Express by Holiday Inn brand in the Middle East with a flagship property opened in Dubai Internet City last month.

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Lebanon: still waiting one year later

Continued political instability is having an ongoing negative impact on Lebanon's hotel industry, but hoteliers are confident the country will eventually bounce back.

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Hilton drops distribution bombshell

Corporate agreements are likely to come under the microscope at Hilton Hotels if president, Middle East & Africa, Jean-Paul Herzog has anything to do with it.

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Brazil the next recruitment hotspot

Hundreds of Brazilian hospitality professionals are expected to arrive in the Middle East in a bid to address current staff shortages.

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An invitation to tender

InterContinental are looking for companies to outsource services to tender for the waste management, pest control and landscaping and security contracts.

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Hong Kong prepares for ME arrivals

The InterContinental group is readying itself for an influx of Middle East travellers to Hong Kong.

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Local talent for InterContinental govt position

Mohammed Tareq Al Khaja named global sales manager for hotel company's government and protocol sector.

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Intercontinental Amman, Jordan

It's amazing what a little history does for a place.

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Catering industry eyes hi-tech potential

Hospitality experts call embrace of IT technologies for solving industry's recruitment and service struggles.

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IHG’s Imbardelli has fallen on his sword

InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) Asia Pacific region chief executive Patrick Imbardelli resigned last month after it was revealed that details on his CV were incorrect.

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InterContinental Hotels go wireless

The InterContinental Hotels Group is to install wireless temperature monitoring systems in its upcoming Dubai properties.

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IHG launches long-stay brand

InterContinental is set to launch its Staybridge Suites long-term stay brand to the Middle East.

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47 more hotels for IHG

InterContinental Hotels Group plans its regional expansion with 11,000 extra rooms in the next three years.

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Park Lane InterCon opens its doors

After a multimillion-dollar refurbishment, the UK's flagship InterContinental reopens its doors.

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Best of British

Long thought of as the home of roast dinners and pies, British cuisine is undergoing a facelift thanks to the efforts of its chefs.

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InterContinental Hong Kong

As a sleek silver Mercedes whisks you through the bustling highways of Hong Kong, down to the InterContinental's enviable location on the Kowloon waterfront, you can't help but anticipate a level of quality and service that many city hotels aspire to reach and many fail at the first hurdle.

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Canton chic

A host of world-class interior designers and restaurateurs have helped transform the InterContinental Hong Kong into a contemporary city hotel.

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Potential energy

Energy drinks are one of the region's fastest growing sectors and also one of the most competitive.

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Conservative confidence

Hoteliers in Saudi Arabia and Yemen are seeing a slow but sure increase in business, with occupancies up year-on-year and new international brands entering both markets, as Sarah Campbell discovers.

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Gulf playgrounds

Seeking to carve a distinct niche for themselves to complement the attractions of big brother neighbour, Dubai, the northern emirates are taking a leisurely approach to tourism development. Kathi Everden reports.

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Plaza the 'crown' of Sohar

InterContinental continues expanding in Oman with new plans for a third Crowne Plaza hotel in the sultanate, set for Sohar.

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InterContinental signing spree

The hotel giant announces several signings across the region in its drive for extensive expansion.

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First female concierge for UAE

Traditionally male-dominated role challenged as first female heads up services at InterContinental Abu Dhabi.

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Fresh calls for green cuisine

Star chef warns that the rise in new restaurant openings could prevent future access to fresh ingredients.

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MICE mystery shopper revealing

Mystery shopper commissioned by InterContinental reveals Dubai hotels take up to three days to respond to MICE bookings.

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New hotels for strong economy

Express by Holiday Inn set for South Africa.

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Fusion just too confusing

Diners begin to shun fusion cuisine for authentic one-track restaurants.

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Drinks market profits from the oomph

The Mideast's energy beverage sector pumps in high margins and gathers momentum in the hospitality industry.

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Hotel group adds 'homely' brand to ME

InterContinental Hotels Group is rolling out its extended-stay brand to the UAE, Kuwait and Egypt.

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Lebanon nurtures home talent

Lebanon's restaurant industry has started to witness the first signs of recovery since hostilities in the country have subsided.

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Regional call centres set to soar

The number of Middle Eastern call centres will increase 30% a year, as competitive costs, multi-lingual residents and tax incentives encourage companies to outsource their call centre and technical support operations to the region.

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New start

Moving to Dubai Festival City, the InterContinental Hotel Group faces the challenge of opening 12 different outlets across three properties.

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Behind the big name brands

Hotel industry consultant Guy Wilkinson looks at the hotels' use of alternative branding in the Middle East, and finds that in several cases hotels may want to consider a different tactic.

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The design factor

Dining surroundings have become a vital element in the development of new openings in a highly competitive market. Caterer speaks to the professionals at the forefront of the region’s latest restaurant designs.

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InterContinental set for star line-up

A three Michelin-starred master chef will front the dining portfolio at InterContinental Hotel Dubai Festival City.

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Staff crisis on the horizon

Hotels will soon face quicker staff turnover as the number of new properties coming online in the market is set to increase this year

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Saving space

InterContinental Hotels Group arrived in the region over 40 years ago with InterContinental Phoenicia in Lebanon pioneering the international 5-star hotel category in the Middle East.

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PMS prevents doubling up at DFC

The InterContinental and Crowne Plaza at Dubai Festival City (DFC) have announced plans to implement the Delphi Multi-Property Edition sales and banqueting software solution from Newmarket International, in time for their Q1 launch

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Intercon enters Marina

InterContinental Hotels Group is set is to manage and operate a 32-storey hotel complex, as part of the AED 1.4 billion, (US $380 million), Marina 101 development at Dubai Marina.

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Latching on to multi-use trends

As the number of hotels attaching themselves to shopping malls increases, Karien Jonckheere looks at the Middle East’s vast array of mixed-use developments and the advantages they offer

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Refurb for Sheraton Oman

The Sheraton Oman Hotel is set to face a challenging nine months following its decision to close down the property in order to carry out essential renovation work

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Call for transparency

Some of Dubai’s major hoteliers have called for greater transparency in the industry in order to better coordinate marketing strategies and to ensure they retain repeat business when new inventory floods the market

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Facing the great outdoors

Moving dining beyond the boundaries of the restaurant and into the open air has soared in popularity, yet it is still a testing business in the region. This month, Caterer gathers professionals from across the Middle East to discover the formula for al fresco success

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Your concierge to the rescue

Concierges are the go-to guys and gals of the hospitality sector. Jenifer Zeigler, the senior vice president of global brand management for InterContinental, explains their key job functions

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Middle East travel fraternity stands out on global stage

The region’s tourism boards, airlines, hotels and operators were out in force at World Travel Market (WTM), demonstrating their increasing appeal to a global audience and their commitment to growth and quality standards

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George Diab

George Diab, director of food and beverage at InterContinental Resort Al Ain, takes time out to tell Caterer about his likeness to Muhammad Ali, and his love of chocolate

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The heat is on

Saunas and steam-rooms are here to stay. While the stand-alone units, once squeezed into a pokey corner of a hotel, are well past their sell-by-date, in today’s sophisticated spas, saunas and steam rooms play a vital role and are an integral part of the whole spa experience, as Cheryl Mandy discovers

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Maintaining high-class standards

The dynamic hotel industry in Dubai, is set to grow by a staggering 80,000 hotel rooms before the end of the decade. But how will these developments be maintained and what impact will this have on FM companies? Becca Wilson reports.

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InterCon sweeps IHF

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Semiramis Cairo nears completion

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Making it work

The region’s hotel engineers reveal how they keep up with the latest technology, avoid service disruption, maintain staff motivation and keep their gardens looking green

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Oman’s Al Bustan Palace prepares for regal overhaul

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Hotel Design: from bland boxes to fancy follies

What will the future’s hotels look like? As hotel designers continue to think out of the box, this could well be the end of the cookie-cutter design model, writes hotel industry consultant, Guy Wilkinson.

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Double with InterCon

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InterCon Citystars Cairo adds health club

Lifestyles Health Club and Spa opens its doors at Citystars Heliopolis, the world’s 12th largest retail complex

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Guest relations

The region's guest relations managers talk to Hotelier Middle East about training and staff development, swap unusual guest request stories and offer up their top tips for dealing with irate clients

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Work ahead for Lebanese

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InterCon continues expansion plans

Holiday Inn Sharjah opens and Express names architect for Saudi

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InterCon Al Ain aims at incentives market

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Putting more dots on the map

Pascal Gauvin is the new director of operations, UAE and Qatar, InterContinental Hotels Group, as well as general manager, Crowne Plaza Dubai. Here, he talks to Hotelier Middle East about managing his time and escaping Lebanon

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InterContinental Al Ain prepares for a healthy make-over

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