JoebieII:
you be pikin?.. I'm not posting another link/snapshot because I would get banned like my other moniker. you have the link. Be sincere and do a simple search. Everyone can search and see for themselves. Stop asking me to post another snapshot.

Go to the year in question on the Luxury Hotel award site, type Egypt, then type Nigeria. You can do that for 2017 as well.

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You can also use the category as your search term, that would return all the hotels that won under that category. you can also use the type (e.g Continental, global etc) as your search term. Just play with it for some time and come back.

No Egyptian hotel won in 2018. Hard fact.

WOW... omo u sabi lie o. I guess others can search Luxury Hotel Awards and be the judge

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No Egyptian hotel won in 2018. Hard fact.

JoebieII:
Or should we change the argument to the timing of when the infrastructures were put in place? Nigeria would still lose BADLY.

They already have an automated people mover in place in Cairo Airport. And that is great. What you called a downgrade to a light rail network to the airport. Still baffles me

Oga! You brought past glory to suit your argument.

I have been to the best airport in the whole wide world and I can tell you they have different means of transportation within the airport but the ultimate is the rail lin that will move you into the centre or nearby city after helping one to bypass traffic congestions.

You don't know anything eventhough you have travelled allover the whole wide world.

JoebieII:
Cairo Airport won it in 2017 for "its continuous efforts to heighten the airport’s safety procedures" (TAKE NOTE).
The awards is given in reference to improvement. It's not necessarily an award for the best in safety. Let me say it for the last time.

That does not mean, you are now better than Cairo Airport in 2018. You just got the recognition for your effort in improving safety. oga I don tire oh.. love truth na.

Past glory. We are talking about 2018. It's better because infrastructures are considered before giving that award.

Now, it suffices to say, Nigeria would have been in the better position to host the AFCON if we bidded for it.

JoebieII:
WOW... omo u sabi lie o. I guess others can search Luxury Hotel Awards and be the judge

What year did transcorp Hilton hotel win the luxury city hotel category award you posted?

Na Hotels come be the hottest debate here now.

Icon4s:
Na Hotels come be the hottest debate here now.

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Chai. I taya oo

Curtisaxel7:


I don't see what is confusing about the post. It was very straight forward.

Maybe next time you should try to actually read and digest people's posts and articles before reacting to them. It will do you a lot of good.

Oga no vex ehn sorry.

I have added another sorry to the initial tendered by the accused.

Press CenterThe African Hotel Report 2017 - Nigerian Hotels are the most valuable on the African mainland
Published 09 October 2017


Nigerian hotels are the most valuable hotels on the African mainland, according to the African Hotel Report 2017 that will be released at the Africa Hotel Investment Forum in Kigali tomorrow. Despite the economic problems experienced by the market in recent years that have seen values fall by 16.4% in the last two years, average values are the third highest in all of Africa, behind only the Seychelles and Mauritius, according to David Harper of Hotels Partners Africa, the report’s author. Nigeria is the most significant hotel market in West Africa, with almost 6,100 branded bedrooms across 41 hotels, with 21 brands (and 14 hotel companies) represented in 9 cities. With a population of almost 192m, growing at an estimated 2.6% per annum and with the largest economy on the continent, it is unsurprising that more hotel projects (61) and more branded bedrooms (10,313) are proposed here than in any other country on the continent. “This report shows that the hotel industry in Africa is still a very good investment, despite the cyclical nature of the property market. However, good advice is vital to help ensure you make the most of this very promising investment opportunity and avoid some of the potential pitfalls that can ensnare the less experienced hotel investor”. For more details, please contact David.Harper@HotelsPartnersAfrica.com

https://www.ahif.com/content-library/the-african-hotel-report-2017-nigerian-hotels-are-the-most-valuable-on-the-african-mainland

AIH report. Koenig learn about your country.

This more detailed.

NIGERIAN HOTELS ARE THE MOST VALUABLE ON THE AFRICAN MAINLAND

Oct. 10 2017, 5:05 pm
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Tourism destination competitiveness depends on a viable recreation and hospitality facilities and for the mega trends in Africa’s hostel industry, growth is at an impressive rate with the establishments of quality services to patrons in growing number of destinations.

Competition among local and international hotel groups have led to the application of cutting edge technologies and innovation in the construction and refurbishment of hotels to meet patrons demands and attractive a good number of them.

Due to its blooming tourist attractions, the African continent is making wave in meeting hospitality demands by expanding its services in this area, providing varieties of hotel types to accommodate its heterogeneous patrons. According to the 2014 hotel pipeline report by W Hospitality Group, of the 215 hotels in the pipeline for Africa, 142 hotels (almost 70%) are in the sub-Saharan African region.

According to the African Traveller Hospitality Outlook 2015 2019 by PricewaterhouseCooper’s, an overview of how the hospitality industry in South Africa, Nigeria, Mauritius and Kenya is expected to develop over the coming years.

South Africa, Nigeria, Mauritius and Kenya have very different markets. South Africa attracts a mix of business and holiday travellers and offers a wide range of hotel classes and accommodation.

Nigeria is principally a business market with relatively little holiday tourism. Mauritius is principally a resort market with most travelers coming on holiday and where five-star hotels constitute a significant component of available rooms and total spending.

While Kenya has a mixed market, which predominately attracts tourists through its beaches and safari offerings as well as business travellers, principally to Nairobi. Growing trade between Kenya and China is supporting the business market.

In the report, Nigeria was forecast to be the fastest hotel growing market over the next five years with a projected 10.5% compound annual gain. Virtually all of that gain is expected during the latter three years of the forecast period.

As a business destination, the domestic economic climate is an important attraction in Nigeria. Though hotel market in Nigeria was adversely affected by terrorist activity in 2014 and was also hurt by the outbreak of Ebola in West Africa, Nigeria’s economy had been booming, buoyed in large part by regional and international investment, but the sharp decline in oil prices also affected the industry in the country.

However, the country’s economy is a booming one with hotel room revenue rising by 59% between 2009 and 2013. Although, when analyzed by the percentage of deals that were actually under construction, Nigeria lost its number one position and fell to number four, behind Angola, Egypt and Morocco in the Hotel Chain Development Pipeline in Africa 2016 report.

Irrespective of this, Nigeria maintained its number one position on the top 10 list for hotel deals signed, with 61 hotels and over 10,000 rooms planned. More recent is the African Hotel Report 2017 where it is noted that Nigerian hotels are the most valuable hotels on the African mainland.

Nigeria is the most significant hotel market in west Africa, with almost 6,100 branded bedrooms across 41 hotels, with 21 brands (and 14 hotel companies) represented in 9 cities. With a population of almost 192m, growing at an estimated 2.6% per annum and with the largest economy on the continent, it is unsurprising that more hotel projects (61) and more branded bedrooms (10,313) are proposed here than in any other country on the continent.

According to David Harper of Hotels Partners Africa, the report’s author, “despite the economic problems experienced by the market in recent years that have seen values fall by 16.4% in the last two years, average values are the third highest in all of Africa behind Seychelles and Mauritius”.

The hotel industry in Africa is still a very good investment, despite the cyclical nature of the property market. Investors can make the most of this very promising investment opportunity, while avoiding some of the potential pitfalls that can ensnare the less experienced hotel investor.

Transcorp won regional awards for the category luxury city hotel for both 2017 and 2018. I'm talking Luxury Hotel Awards now and both awards were REGIONAL awards, Hence the best in West Africa & Central Africa

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What year did transcorp Hilton hotel win the luxury city hotel category award you posted?

Isn't Nigeria the largest economy in Africa. You wan change subject now?

Now see the bolded. That says it all.

forgiveness:
This more detailed.

NIGERIAN HOTELS ARE THE MOST VALUABLE ON THE AFRICAN MAINLAND

Oct. 10 2017, 5:05 pm
0
Tourism destination competitiveness depends on a viable recreation and hospitality facilities and for the mega trends in Africa’s hostel industry, growth is at an impressive rate with the establishments of quality services to patrons in growing number of destinations.

Competition among local and international hotel groups have led to the application of cutting edge technologies and innovation in the construction and refurbishment of hotels to meet patrons demands and attractive a good number of them.

Due to its blooming tourist attractions, the African continent is making wave in meeting hospitality demands by expanding its services in this area, providing varieties of hotel types to accommodate its heterogeneous patrons. According to the 2014 hotel pipeline report by W Hospitality Group, of the 215 hotels in the pipeline for Africa, 142 hotels (almost 70%) are in the sub-Saharan African region.

According to the African Traveller Hospitality Outlook 2015 2019 by PricewaterhouseCooper’s, an overview of how the hospitality industry in South Africa, Nigeria, Mauritius and Kenya is expected to develop over the coming years.

South Africa, Nigeria, Mauritius and Kenya have very different markets. South Africa attracts a mix of business and holiday travellers and offers a wide range of hotel classes and accommodation.


Nigeria is principally a business market with relatively little holiday tourist.Mauritius is principally a resort market with most travelers coming on holiday and where five-star hotels constitute a significant component of available rooms and total spending.

While Kenya has a mixed market, which predominately attracts tourists through its beaches and safari offerings as well as business travellers, principally to Nairobi. Growing trade between Kenya and China is supporting the business market.

In the report, Nigeria was forecast to be the fastest hotel growing market over the next five years with a projected 10.5% compound annual gain. Virtually all of that gain is expected during the latter three years of the forecast period.

As a business destination, the domestic economic climate is an important attraction in Nigeria. Though hotel market in Nigeria was adversely affected by terrorist activity in 2014 and was also hurt by the outbreak of Ebola in West Africa, Nigeria’s economy had been booming, buoyed in large part by regional and international investment, but the sharp decline in oil prices also affected the industry in the country.

However, the country’s economy is a booming one with hotel room revenue rising by 59% between 2009 and 2013. Although, when analyzed by the percentage of deals that were actually under construction, Nigeria lost its number one position and fell to number four, behind Angola, Egypt and Morocco in the Hotel Chain Development Pipeline in Africa 2016 report.

Irrespective of this, Nigeria maintained its number one position on the top 10 list for hotel deals signed, with 61 hotels and over 10,000 rooms planned. More recent is the African Hotel Report 2017 where it is noted that Nigerian hotels are the most valuable hotels on the African mainland.

Nigeria is the most significant hotel market in west Africa, with almost 6,100 branded bedrooms across 41 hotels, with 21 brands (and 14 hotel companies) represented in 9 cities. With a population of almost 192m, growing at an estimated 2.6% per annum and with the largest economy on the continent, it is unsurprising that more hotel projects (61) and more branded bedrooms (10,313) are proposed here than in any other country on the continent.

According to David Harper of Hotels Partners Africa, the report’s author, “despite the economic problems experienced by the market in recent years that have seen values fall by 16.4% in the last two years, average values are the third highest in all of Africa behind Seychelles and Mauritius”.

The hotel industry in Africa is still a very good investment, despite the cyclical nature of the property market. Investors can make the most of this very promising investment opportunity, while avoiding some of the potential pitfalls that can ensnare the less experienced hotel investor.

Unfortunately I won't post links for already stated reasons, but if you would conduct similar search with hotels in Egypt being your focus, you will also see great opinions.

forgiveness:


Press CenterThe African Hotel Report 2017 - Nigerian Hotels are the most valuable on the African mainland
Published 09 October 2017


Nigerian hotels are the most valuable hotels on the African mainland, according to the African Hotel Report 2017 that will be released at the Africa Hotel Investment Forum in Kigali tomorrow. Despite the economic problems experienced by the market in recent years that have seen values fall by 16.4% in the last two years, average values are the third highest in all of Africa, behind only the Seychelles and Mauritius, according to David Harper of Hotels Partners Africa, the report’s author. Nigeria is the most significant hotel market in West Africa, with almost 6,100 branded bedrooms across 41 hotels, with 21 brands (and 14 hotel companies) represented in 9 cities. With a population of almost 192m, growing at an estimated 2.6% per annum and with the largest economy on the continent, it is unsurprising that more hotel projects (61) and more branded bedrooms (10,313) are proposed here than in any other country on the continent. “This report shows that the hotel industry in Africa is still a very good investment, despite the cyclical nature of the property market. However, good advice is vital to help ensure you make the most of this very promising investment opportunity and avoid some of the potential pitfalls that can ensnare the less experienced hotel investor”. For more details, please contact David.Harper@HotelsPartnersAfrica.com

https://www.ahif.com/content-library/the-african-hotel-report-2017-nigerian-hotels-are-the-most-valuable-on-the-african-mainland

AIH report. Koenig learn about your country.

Icon4s:
Na Hotels come be the hottest debate here now.

from hosting, to airport, from airport to rail/transport,
nah na hotel dey trend since yesterday,

ah no go surprise when side-attraction go join enter,

buh as for. Me, nah sidon look I dey so ooo

JoebieII:
Transcorp won regional awards for the category luxury city hotel for both 2017 and 2018. I'm talking Luxury Hotel Awards now and both awards were REGIONAL awards, Hence the best in West Africa & Central Africa

They didn't win it 2018.

oga. i'm using my laptop right now.. something when i dey see over and over again.. both were regional awards (2017 and 2018). i'm on the official website. no be google.

Let me add, Nigerian hotels were recognized in 6 categories for 2017.
In 2018, just one.

forgiveness:


They didn't win it 2018.

Check the list of ACI award categories (go to the official site) and you would discover that the safety award is not even listed.. it's a special recognition. And that is bound to change yearly. It recognizes airports that have made efforts in safety each year. it's inconsequential in this discussion.

forgiveness:


Past glory. We are talking about 2018. It's better because infrastructures are considered before giving that award.

Now, it suffices to say, Nigeria would have been in the better position to host the AFCON if we bidded for it.

andrew444:


You are making sense bro

But don't forget that Nigerians are ass lickers to foreign born players

So that's the reason Sone Aluko and Hope Akpan were given uninterrupted access and unlimited opportunity for such a long time to the SE.

abeg enjoy the action.. WARRI airport go soon enter lol

do4luv14:



from hosting, to airport, from airport to rail/transport,
nah na hotel dey trend since yesterday,

ah no go surprise when side-attraction go join enter,

buh as for. Me, nah sidon look I dey so ooo

Abeg let forget about airport hotel and the rest .naija sha no host

Egypt will host the AFCON with 8 stadia in 5 cities.
That’s probably an AFCON record for stadia used at a single event.

Taliban:


Oga no vex ehn sorry.

I have added another sorry to the initial tendered by the accused.

My dear ooo, upon say I acknowledged my mistake as no one is infallible.

Yet the boy was still like...

komekn:


So that's the reason Sone Aluko and Hope Akpan were given uninterrupted access and unlimited opportunity for such a long time to the SE.

They both have naija in their heart

ChrisKels:
My dear ooo, upon say I acknowledged my mistake as no one is infallible.

Yet the boy was like...

hahaha

JoebieII:
abeg enjoy the action.. WARRI airport go soon enter lol

join wetin kwenu....!!!!!!

bros abeg make ah jst jejelly pass,

cut.... I say cut...... Make ah jump am pass ���

where u dey jump go?.. come here! *catches your legs*

do4luv14:




join wetin kwenu....!!!!!!

bros abeg make ah jst jejelly pass,

cut.... I say cut...... Make ah jump am pass ���

JoebieII:
Unfortunately I won't post links for already stated reasons, but if you would conduct similar search with hotels in Egypt being your focus, you will also see great opinions.

I did not give you opinions, I gave you a report from Africa hotel Report.

JoebieII:
oga. i'm using my laptop right now.. something when i dey see over and over again.. both were regional awards (2017 and 2018). i'm on the official website. no be google.

Let me add, Nigerian hotels were recognized in 6 categories for 2017.
In 2018, just one.

The same way you saw Fraser suites missing on the list.

JoebieII:
Check the list of ACI award categories (go to the official site) and you would discover that the safety award is not even listed.. it's a special recognition. And that is bound to change yearly. It recognizes airports that have made efforts in safety each year. it's inconsequential in this discussion.

ACI award is inconsequential because you want to prove a point. What a joke.

Mr and Mrs Airport(joebie and forgiveness), can u please shift ur mouth to d travel section if any

even in the midst of the facts.

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ACI award is inconsequential because you want to prove a point. What a joke.

haha.. you can keep saying that on repeat. Nothing new to say?

forgiveness:


The same way you saw Fraser suites missing on the list.