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Hyatt Announces Grand Victoria Falls Hotel Debut in 2027

Hyatt announced the upcoming debut of its second hotel in Zimbabwe, the Grand Hyatt Victoria Falls The Kingdom, scheduled to open in late 2027. This new property will offer World of Hyatt members enhanced access to Victoria Falls, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, situated on the border of Zimbabwe and Zambia. The hotel is positioned a mere five-minute walk from the Victoria Falls rainforest and is described as the closest hotel to the entrance of the Victoria Falls National Park on the Zimbabwean side.
Ludwig Bouldoukian, regional vice president of development for the Middle East and Africa at Hyatt, stated that the hotel's location near the rainforest provides an exceptional setting. He further emphasized that this signing represents a significant step in Hyatt's expansion across Africa, underscoring the company's dedication to growing its brand presence and offering more travel options in desirable destinations for World of Hyatt members.
The hotel, originally constructed in 1966 and redeveloped in 1999, will undergo a comprehensive renovation. Upon completion, it is expected to comprise 245 guestrooms, three distinct dining venues, a spa, a fitness center, and a grand lobby lounge. The property will also feature over 19,000 square feet of dedicated meeting and event space. World of Hyatt members will be eligible to earn and redeem benefits at the hotel upon its opening, though specific redemption rates have not yet been disclosed.
The Grand Hyatt Victoria Falls The Kingdom will join Hyatt's existing property in Zimbabwe, the Hyatt Regency Harare The Meikles, located in the nation's capital. Victoria Falls itself is renowned for its impressive scale, spanning over a mile in width, which is approximately twice the width of Niagara Falls.
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