TUI Expands Branded Hotel Portfolio in Zanzibar

August 8th, 2023 at 10:26 AM EDT

Photo Credit: Aerial view of Emerald Zanzibar Resort & Spa. Emerald Zanzibar Resort & Spa / Emerald Zanzibar Resort & Spa

The TUI Group has kickstarted investment via its hotel fund, launched last year with Luxembourg-based Hansainvest, to acquire the 5-star "Emerald Zanzibar Resort & Spa" on Zanzibar in Tanzania.

TUI will take over the running o

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