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    Sale of Mövenpick Sousse

    27 February 2025Updated:28 February 2025 Monitoring
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    The Mövenpick Resort & Marine Spa Sousse hotel has reportedly been sold to a Saudi partner of the Accor group. The sale augurs well for the revival of this 5-star hotel (618 rooms and suites), ideally located in the heart of Sousse and adjacent to Boujaafar beach.

    This sale by the Jenayeh family follows that of the Mövenpick Gammarth, sold by Ekuity Capital to El Hana Live in 2023.

    Update (28/02/25): a member of the hotel’s management tells us that this transaction is still “an unfinalized project”. Duly noted.

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