As we first published here in Israel today about six months ago, the Isrotel chain is leaving the borders of Israel and will open hotels abroad. The Israeli hotel chain that started in Eilat and expanded to other cities in Israel, will soon open several hotels in neighboring Greece and will join chains such as Israel Canada, Brown and Fatal In the trend of Israeli hotel chains that also expand to the neighboring tourism powerhouse.
We published about the expected opening of the hotels here in Israel today about six months ago, when after Greece, Bishrotel is expected to open more hotels throughout Europe.
Among the destinations are Rome, Thessaloniki and the company is looking into opening more hotels across the continent, with options being explored in Portugal and England.
A room of the ALUMA hotel,
The new overseas hotel chain will be called ALUMA, while the first hotel to open in Greece will be called SKYLARK, a four-star hotel and it will be opened within the next month in Athens.
About a month later, the ANISE hotel will open in the city and towards the end of the year another hotel will open in Athens called ADIA, this is a very large five-star hotel and it is expected to open before the holidays.
The lobby of the ALUMA hotel, photo: BHE
Lior Raviv, CEO of the Isrotel chain: "ALUMA is an international hotel chain that will benefit from the many years of experience and uncompromising standards of the Isrotel chain and will cater to tourists worldwide with a wide range of urban hotels and resorts combined with unique hospitality experiences.
As a sister company of Isrotel, ALUMA is driven by our approach to hospitality as a way of life."
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