Francisco Jorge, General Director of ATG Hotels The Americas, has announced the ambitious expansion plan focused on regenerative travel, with the aim of improving local cultures and natural environments.
With projects such as the development of 5,000 rooms in Punta Cana, he highlights that “ATG Hotels is prepared to lead the tourism industry in sustainable practices.”
Francisco Jorge, indicates that with an ambitious expansion plan, ATG Hotels not only aims to expand its presence in the Dominican Republic, Mexico and Latin America, but also to redefine the travel experience through a commitment to regenerative travel. This initiative seeks to go beyond sustainability, with the goal of actively improving the natural environments and local communities it touches.
ATG Hotels is preparing a large project in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. This project, which encompasses 5,000 hotel rooms, marks an important milestone in the company's expansion strategy with a notable emphasis on promoting sustainable and regenerative travel practices. Jorge's vision for ATG Hotels is clear: to offer European tourists a travel experience that not only respects but actively enhances local culture and ecology.
The note published by bnnb reaking indicates that the company's strategy involves becoming a Direct Marketing Company (DMC) in the market, a measure that underlines its commitment to sustainable travel. By focusing on creating deeper connections between tourists and the destinations they visit, ATG Hotels aims to protect biodiversity, support local traditions and offer a more immersive travel experience. This approach is inspired by the successes of destinations like New Zealand and Costa Rica, which have become beacons of regenerative travel by intertwining tourism with cultural preservation and ecological conservation.
ATG Hotels' ambitions extend beyond America. With more than 10,000 rooms in Turkey and divisions in the Middle East, the company seeks to expand its influence in Asia and beyond in the Middle East. The recent opening of an Anex office in the UK is a testament to the company's determination to build global connections and promote its unique brand of tourism on a global stage. Francisco Jorge's presence at the last edition of WTM 2023, the first for ATG Hotels, is a strategic move to forge partnerships with tour operators and stakeholders who share the company's vision of a more sustainable and regenerative future in travel.
In an era when travelers increasingly seek meaningful and responsible experiences, ATG Hotels is poised to lead the transformation of the tourism industry. By integrating regenerative practices into its expansion plans, the company aims to not only increase its global presence but also set a new standard for how travel can positively impact the world. As ATG Hotels embarks on this journey, it invites travelers, communities and industry partners to come together to reinvent the future of travel.