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Hotelier Holding, J/Brice Design International set up JV to tap into Mideast market
- Middle East: Thursday, November 29 - 2012 at 01:10
Chinese hospitality design and build company Hotelier Holding has said it has entered into a partnership with US-headquartered hospitality design firm J/Brice Design International, Inc. The partnership formalises the relationship between the two companies, who together have already been awarded four hotel and restaurant development contracts in Saudi Arabia. As part of their the agreement, Hotelier Holding and J/Brice Design will jointly pursue hospitality development and service projects in the high-end, luxury sector of the industry Middle East, South Asia and Africa. Hotelier Holding is the approved worldwide vendor for Wyndham, Hilton, and Intercontinental Hotel Group.
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