Building on a record-breaking 2024, Radisson Hotel Group has carried its momentum into 2025, accelerating growth across EMEA and APAC while staying true to its Responsible Business commitments.
With more than 210 signings and openings already secured this year, the Group is steadily advancing its transformation towards becoming one of the world’s most prominent hotel companies, anchored by a portfolio designed for today’s travellers and tomorrow’s priorities.
Elie Younes, Executive Vice President and Global Chief Development Officer at Radisson Hotel Group, remarks: “The year so far has seen Radisson Hotel Group succeeding in our pursuit of excellence for customers and owners. Hotel openings have been carefully curated to what business and leisure travellers are seeking in 2025, and we have a very strong pipeline of hotel signings and anticipated openings.”
Expanding the Radisson Blu and Collection Footprint in EMEA
Radisson Blu continues to expand across Europe with new openings in France, Germany, Türkiye, and Montenegro. Key highlights include The Medlock at Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium and the upcoming Radisson Blu CDG Airport Terminal Hotel in Paris.
Radisson Collection drives growth in France with the opening of Cour des Loges Lyon and the signing of Banke Opera Paris, set to open in 2026. The brand also debuted in Hungary with Radisson Collection Hotel, Basilica Budapest, and reopened Radisson Collection Hotel, Berlin.
Red Momentum and Verified Net Zero Achievements
Radisson RED’s bold personality continues to gain momentum across the UK, Romania, India, UAE, and Thailand. The brand reached a milestone with Radisson RED Oslo City Centre, A Verified Net Zero Hotel, the Group’s second Verified Net Zero property. In London, Radisson RED Liverpool Street is set to debut through a partnership with PPHE Hotel Group, while in Rome, art’otel Rome Piazza Sallustio brings an artistic, design-led presence to the city.
Radisson Individuals: Flexibility and Growth
Since its launch in 2020, Radisson Individuals has grown to over 100 hotels in operation and development, expanding across France, Portugal, Germany, Malta, and Kazakhstan, with new signings in the UK, Poland, Spain, Greece, Türkiye, India, and the Philippines. This year, it introduced three new segments — Premier, Boutique, and Retreats — to cater to diverse markets and ownership models.
Evolving the Radisson Brand and Expanding APAC Presence
The Radisson brand continues to evolve with sustainability-led innovation. Radisson Hotel Manchester City Centre, the Group’s first Verified Net Zero hotel, exemplifies this commitment. The brand also entered new markets including the Democratic Republic of Congo, Armenia, and Madinah (Saudi Arabia).
Across APAC, growth remains dynamic, with 13 new Radisson properties opening across India, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Resort Expansion and Destination Diversity
With leisure travel demand surging, Radisson Hotel Group now boasts over 160 resort properties across Asia and Europe. New highlights include Radisson Resort Cannes (France), Radisson Collection The National Hotel, Brussels, Radisson Collection Resort, Galle (Sri Lanka), and Radisson Collection Resort & Spa, Jaipur (India)—each reinforcing the Group’s vision for inspiring resort destinations.
India and China: Powering Regional Growth
In China, 130 hotels have been signed and opened in 2025, pushing the pipeline close to 300. Expansion remains strong in the mid- to upper mid-scale segments, driven by Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, now the fastest-growing brand in China with 375 hotels.
India continues to shine as one of the Group’s most dynamic markets, with over 200 hotels signed, 130 operational, and 70 under development. Having signed 59 new projects across 47 cities in just 18 months, Radisson Hotel Group is on track to achieve 500 hotels in India by 2030.
A Vision for Meaningful, Responsible Hospitality
“As we look ahead, our goal is clear: delivering meaningful value to our owners, creating memorable experiences for our guests, and driving responsible growth that strengthens communities worldwide,” concludes Younes.
