Ramee Group Will Expand to 100 Hotels by 2032
The international hospitality firm plans to increase its global portfolio through new management contracts.
Updated on Oct. 5, 2026 in Hotels
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Ramee Group of Hotels has announced a strategic goal to reach 100 properties by 2032. The company plans to reach an intermediate milestone of 35 to 50 hotels by March 2027.
Why it matters
The group is shifting its expansion strategy to focus on management contracts to capitalize on its expertise in nightclub and food and beverage operations. India remains a central growth market for the firm as it looks to increase its presence across the region.
The company currently operates 10 hotels in the Middle East and 25 in India, up from 9 in India in 2022. Owned portfolios average 100 rooms per property, while managed portfolios typically feature 70 to 75 rooms.
The players
Ramee Group of Hotels
This international hospitality company manages properties across the Middle East and India with a focus on food, beverage, and nightclub services.
The details
To support its growth, the firm is building a new business development team in the GCC and will favor management contracts over asset ownership. The expansion targets conversion projects for the Ramee Collection brand along with a mix of greenfield and brownfield developments for its other properties.
Timeline
The Ramee Group of Hotels was established in 1985.
The company's expansion in India began in 2022 with 9 properties.
The firm targets a portfolio of 35 to 50 hotels by March 2027.
The company aims to reach a total of 100 properties by 2032.
Travel Outlook
Ramee Group's transition toward management contracts mirrors the wider industry shift toward asset-light models that reduce capital expenditure. By focusing on operations rather than ownership, the firm aligns with modern trends intended to scale hospitality brands rapidly across diverse markets.
Travelers may see more Ramee-branded properties appear in South East Asian markets as the company executes its growth strategy. Since online travel agencies currently account for 30 to 35 percent of company revenue, guests can expect consistent availability through major booking platforms.
The takeaway
The firm's focus on management contracts suggests a disciplined approach to scaling its brand presence globally. Travelers can anticipate a wider footprint for the Ramee Collection, particularly as the company pivots to new markets in South East Asia.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by ETHospitalityWorld.
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