CEO: Alqasr Hotels operates all over Kingdom with 22 branches

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Jan 9, 2025

The Company offers a variety of accommodations through its group of hotels and apartments

Riyadh – Exclusive Sharikat Mubasher: Riyad AlShahrani, CEO of Alqasr Hotels Group stated that the company owns 22 branches all over the Kingdom in the Capital Riyadh, Western Province including Jeddah & Taif, and Southern Province including Abha, Khamis Mushait and Jazan.

In an interview with Sharikat Mubasher on the sidelines of the Saudi Tourism Forum 2025, AlShahrani mentioned that the Group has 3 hotel brands: Alqasr, which is the mother company, providing 3 star accommodations, Rhenium Hotels, providing both 3 and 4 star accommodations and Garden Millennium Hotels, which also offers 3 star accommodations.

AlShahrani lauded the efforts of the organizers of the Saudi Tourism Forum asserting that the company is keen on participating in all editions of the event since its inauguration to be able to introduce the company’s 3 brands to all the attendees, as well as explore partnership opportunities with potential partners.

AlShahrani revealed that the company is looking forward to signing management agreements with property owners, pointing out that the company currently is partnering with some major tourism platforms including Almosafer, and Booking.com.

Notably, the Saudi Tourism Forum in its 3rd edition is running from 7 to 9 January at the Roshn Front, Riyadh, and is expected to welcome over 100 exhibitors offering a thriving platform to explore the latest developments, showcase key investment projects, and foster skill development and partnerships to drive the growth of the tourism sector.

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