The first two hotels will open in Mashhad – a 362-room hotel in 2017, followed by a 275-room hotel in 2018. In Tehran, Rotana will launch two other Rayhaan properties by 2018 – a 5-star hotel housing 194 rooms and a 4-star hotel that will have 210 rooms. (TradeArabia News Service, 4 May)
File photo: Rayhaan Hotels & Resorts by Rotana; Mecca. (lamia.com.sa)
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good outlook für iran tourism
And here we go again with the luxury hotel stuff, Shah style, Islamic era.... such a damn , never-ending vicious circle of useless petro-oligarchs and their ill-advised priorities...
yeah, assorted Assads and hangers-on may well be on the way
Why Shah style? What has Shah got to do with the mullah regimes "ill-advised priorities"?
That building is Mossadegh's fault :o)
They have penthouses reserved for Hezbollah members and other assorted terrorists. Iranians won't be allowed in because they are thired class citizen.
Mullahs have kidnapped a nation and plundering their assets.
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