BTG Hotels (Group) Co., Ltd. and Kempinski Hotels have reaffirmed their long-standing partnership and agreed to focus on project implementation and further business development in China.
The discussions brought together H. E. Aymen Tawfeeq Abdulrahman Almoayed, representing Kempinski, and Bai Fan, Chairman of BTG Hotels (Group) Co., Ltd. The delegation was accompanied by Huo Yan, Chairman of Key Co. and NUO International Hotels Mgmt. Co., Ltd., along with the executive management team of Key International Hotels Management Co., Ltd. (Key International).
Partnership and China Expansion
During the meeting, both parties reviewed their history of cooperation and the achievements of their joint venture, Key International.
Almoayed emphasised Kempinski’s commitment to its long-term partnership with BTG Hotels. He also outlined plans to expand the group’s presence in China, with a focus on developing and managing high-end hotels.
To support luxury hotel projects with strong potential, Kempinski plans to allocate additional resources to project execution and delivery. The group also intends to draw on its global hotel network and local operational expertise to support BTG Hotels’ international brand development.
This cooperation could help both parties pursue opportunities in overseas markets and strengthen their international business operations.
BTG Hotels Seeks Broader Cooperation
Bai Fan welcomed Almoayed and his delegation, thanking Kempinski for its continued engagement and long-standing support.
Bai reaffirmed BTG Hotels’ commitment to the strategic relationship. He said the company sees Key International as an established platform for expanding cooperation with Kempinski into additional business areas.
Potential areas include tourism and premium services, alongside further opportunities for joint development.
Bai also expressed confidence that closer coordination, combined resources and the two companies’ service capabilities would support the partnership’s next phase of growth.
Focus on Project Implementation
Both parties agreed on key priorities for the next phase of cooperation. These include advancing existing initiatives and providing the resources and operational support needed for project implementation.
The meeting reinforced their shared intention to continue developing China’s high-end hospitality market. It also highlighted their commitment to long-term cooperation in the luxury travel and hospitality sectors.
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