The chain of independent hotels belonging to the Hotusa Group is consolidating its international growth with the addition of over 70 establishments over the past two months, amongst which is its first associated hotel in Singapore.

Over the months of March and April, Hotusa Hotels has enlarged its portfolio with 111 new associated establishments. Hotusa Group’s chain of independent hotels has thus strengthened its positioning as one of the major hotel consortiums at international level, offering a wide range of services that - as the progress of the new associates demonstrates - draw special interest among the independent hotels in an economic context as complicated as the current situation.

Of the total number of new additions, 71 are located on foreign soil. Most noteworthy is the growth experienced in Italy, with 30 new establishments, as well as France with 15. What is more, the company has made its debut in Singapore with the addition of the Berjaya Hotel Singapore 4*, giving it presence in three Asian countries, following behind China and India. Additionally, new establishments have become associated in Portugal (9), U.S.A. (3), Argentina (3), Holland (3), Germany (3), Mexico (1), Turkey (1), Czech Republic (1), Hungary (1).

In Spain, the consortium has enlarged its portfolio with 40 new hotels located in Andalusia (8), Aragon (2), Asturias (1), Balearic Islands (1), Castile la Mancha (1), Castile & Leon (3), Catalonia (7), Community of Madrid (4), Galicia (5), Murcia (1), Navarre (1), Valencia (5) and Basque Country (1).

At present, the portfolio held by the consortium comprises over 2,330 associated establishments distributed throughout 27 European destinations: Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Slovakia, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Holland, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, Montenegro, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Rumania, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and Turkey; 12 Latin American countries: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, Guatemala and Venezuela; 4 African countries: Morocco, Mozambique, Tunisia and South Africa; 3 Asian countries: Singapore, China and India; in addition to the U.S.A. and Canada.