Deutsche Hospitality has announced plans to open two new hotels in Egypt this year, adding to its current portfolio of twelve hotels in the country, Hotelier Middle East reports. The two new hotels, both members of the Steigenberger Hotels & Resorts group, will be built near Damietta and beside the Giza pyramids, respectively. Both will be high-end properties with over 130 rooms. Deutsche Hospitality has said that the Middle East and Europe are its priority areas for expansion.
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