Minor Hotels has revealed a robust pipeline of openings and relaunches slated for 2026, featuring projects across Asia, the Indian Ocean, Australia, the Middle East, Africa, and Europe.
This upcoming expansion underscores the group’s commitment to growing its presence in major gateway cities, rising leisure hotspots, and high-demand coastal destinations.
In Asia, the relaunch of Anantara Hua Hin Resort will follow a complete renovation of its “one hundred and 71 rooms and suites,” along with upgraded pools and refreshed dining experiences. Other developments in the region include enhancements at the Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel, plus upcoming Avani properties in Kota Kinabalu and Vientiane.
Additionally, Anantara Xiling Snow Mountain Resort in Chengdu is expected to open toward the end of the year.
In Australia, Avani Mooloolaba Beach Hotel is on track to launch in mid-2026, offering “one hundred and eighty rooms” and sweeping coastline views from its 12th-floor dining spaces.
Across the Middle East and Africa, the relaunch of the Anantara Dubai Downtown Hotel will feature renovated rooms, upgraded suites, and a new signature dining venue. The region will also see the introduction of Anantara’s first tented camp in Zambia, the debut of the Tivoli La Vie Muscat Hotel, and a dual-brand Tivoli and Avani resort at Bilaj Al Jazayer in Bahrain.
In Europe, upcoming openings include NH Collection Paris Ponthieu Champs Élysées, Tivoli Palazzo Risorgimento Lecce in Italy, and NH Collection Sliema in Malta.
Minor Hotels anticipates steady growth into 2027, supported by its newly launched brands and an expanding global development pipeline.
