Hotels
Radisson SAS opens Red Sea resort
December 2002 39
Radisson SAS Hotels and Resorts has opened its second Red Sea resort on Egypt's Sinai Riviera.
The Radisson SAS Resort Taba is the chain's second Egyptian property, following the opening last year of the Radisson SAS Golden Resort, Sharm El Sheikh.
"Our Middle East expansion is in full swing, following the announcement of two more Turkish properties two months ago," said Jean-Marc Busato, vice-president, Middle East, Radisson SAS Hotels and Resorts.
The five-star, 348-room Radisson SAS Resort Taba is owned by Premier for Tourism and Real Estate Investment, part of Egypt's Al-Gamal Group.
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