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Hotel101 Enters Africa with P6.44-Billion Project in Cairo - BusinessWorld Online

The joint venture marks Hotel101 Global’s entry into Africa, with the Cairo project expected to generate $102.09 million and finish by 2029.

  • On Tuesday, Hotel101 Global Holdings Corp. , a subsidiary of Philippine-listed DoubleDragon Corporation, signed definitive binding agreements for Hotel101-Cairo West, a 750-room hospitality project in Egypt.
  • Nearly 19 million tourists visited Egypt in 2025, while the country's population is estimated at about 118.4 million, driving demand for hospitality infrastructure as part of Hotel101's overseas expansion strategy.
  • Situated on a 15,984-square-meter site along Ahmed Zewail Road in 6th of October City, the property sits about 10 minutes from the Giza Pyramids and the Grand Egyptian Museum .
  • WNTR Property & Hospitality, an affiliate of IGI Holding, partnered on the development, targeted for completion by 2029 with an expected project value of 5.465 billion Egyptian pounds .
  • Advancing toward its medium-term goal to operate in 25 countries, Hotel101 aims to reach its long-term objective of one million rooms across 100 countries globally, with Egypt marking a significant African entry point.
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Hotel101 Global Enters Egypt – Its First Entry in the African Continent

Today, October 20, 2026: Hotel101 Global signs definitive binding agreements for a country-wide joint venture in Egypt, starting with an approx. 750-room Hotel101-Cairo West, Egypt.

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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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