Belmond's Growth Plan Expands Luxury Offerings

Belmont, a luxury hospitality company, faces growth challenges despite its high-end properties. Roeland Vos, a hotel industry veteran, aims to double the company's growth by 2020. Belmont currently operates 46 properties across 23 countries, with a focus on Europe and Asia. The company is somewhat insulated from market volatility due to its affluent customer base. Belmont sees growth opportunities in Asia, particularly in experiential travel destinations. When acquiring new hotels, Belmont prioritizes brand fit and authentic experiences.

What is the primary goal set by Roeland Vos for Belmont by the year 2020?

• To triple the number of properties

• To double the company's size and performance

• To become the largest hospitality company in Europe

• To expand into 50 countries

How many properties does Belmont currently operate worldwide?

• 150

• 75

• 46

• 23

Which regions are highlighted as having a high concentration of Belmont properties?

• Italy, Spain, and Portugal

• South Africa and Egypt

• North America and Australia

• China and India

In which Asian locations does Belmont see potential for growth?

• Japan and South Korea

• Maldives and Seychelles

• Thailand and Malaysia

• Singapore and Hong Kong

What is a key factor Belmont considers when acquiring new hotels?

• The size of the hotel

• The hotel's ability to offer an authentic experience

• The hotel's star rating

• The hotel's proximity to airports