Hotusa Hotels has enlarged its portfolio with the addition of 36 new associated hotels, thus reinforcing its privileged position amongst the main hotel consortia world-wide. Of these new associated hotels, 21 are in Spain whilst the remaining fifteen form part of its international network.

As detailed in the table below, during the past month, 14 establishments have been added to Hotusa’s international portfolio, in Switzerland (3), Sweden (3), Italy (3), Argentina (2), France(1), Denmark (1), Mexico (1) and the U.S.A. (1). At national level, the new associated establishments are located in Galicia (4), Land of Valencia (3), Andalusia (2), Madrid (2), Basque Country (2), Aragon (1), Asturias (1), Balearic Islands(1), Castilla-La Mancha (1), Castilla & Leon (1), Catalonia, Extremadura (1) and Navarra (1).

The objective of the organization is to enlarge and diversify its portfolio with the addition of hotels both in the traditional destinations as well as in the emerging tourist markets on a world-wide scale. In this context, last January, the Hotusa Group added its first associated hotel in China. Hotusa, likewise, has plans to continue the expansion on the continent of Asia over the following months, with new additions both in China - given the enormous tourist interest that this destination arouses as host to the 2008 Olympic Games - India and other S.E. Asian countries.

INTERNATIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS THAT HAVE JOINED HOTUSA

Country	Hotel Name	Location	Official Cat/ry
SWITZERLAND	1. Hotel Zurichberg	Zurich	4*
	2. Hotel Seidenhof	Zurich	3*
	3. Hotel Seidenhof	Berna	3*
SWEEDEN	4. Hotel Kista	Stocolm	4*
	5. Hotel Apth Solna	Solna	3*
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