Nasdaq-listed hospitality giant Marriott International has opened its 10,000th property globally — the JW Marriott Ranthambore Resort & Spa in India.
The JW Marriott Ranthambore Resort & Spa features 127 keys, including private villas, and is located near Ranthambore National Park, northern India.
Marriott’s luxury portfolio now comprises nearly 700 properties across 74 countries and territories, with the JW Marriott brand surpassing 130 properties globally.
The JW Marriott Ranthambore celebrated the opening with associates and company leaders, including David Marriott, board chairman; and Rajeev Menon, president, Asia Pacific excluding China (Apec), along with the resort’s owner Nilesh Gadhiya and the Gadhiya family.
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“Marriott was founded 99 years ago as a nine‑seat root beer stand, and as of today, has grown into a global portfolio of 10,000 properties spanning 146 countries and territories. I’m immensely proud of this tremendous milestone, made possible by our global teams and the owners who continue to place their trust in Marriott brands,” says Marriott International president and CEO Anthony Capuano.
Marriott has announced several recent openings, spanning mid-scale to luxury, including:
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The St. Regis Budapest opened in April and marked the brand’s debut in Hungary. Set within the iconic Klotild Palace, one of the city’s most renowned architectural landmarks, the property introduced the brand’s timeless sophistication, signature rituals and anticipatory service to Budapest’s most distinguished address.
The Westin Playa Vallarta officially opened as Westin’s first all-inclusive property in Mexico. Located along the shores of Banderas Bay, the resort introduces a refined, experience-driven interpretation of stress-free travel.
Artik Suzhou, Apartments by Marriott Bonvoy opened earlier this year, marking the brand’s debut in Greater China. Located in the heart of the historic city of Suzhou, the property blends contemporary design with the refined elegance of Suzhou’s centuries-old cultural heritage.
StudioRes by Marriott Greensboro Airport officially opened its doors in May, about a year after signing. The newbuild property was developed using modular construction and joined one of the company’s newest brand portfolios, catering to extended-stay guests.
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