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  • Hotel brand brings VIP accommodation back to Nibe Festival 2025

    For the third year in a row, business festival guests can enjoy exclusive accommodation at Nibe Festival – but this year under a new name and with exciting additions. The former Zleep Hotel in Denmark has been rebranded to Four Points Flex by Sheraton, and the popular VIP concept is making a strong comeback under its new identity.

  • Top business profiles join hotel company’s board

    Core Hospitality has established a new professional board of directors as part of its strategy for growth and long-term positioning in the hospitality industry. Five experienced industry leaders will provide strategic guidance and oversight as Core Hospitality continues its expansion in Denmark and Norway.

  • New executive roles unveiled amid strategic restructuring at Core Hospitality

    Core Hospitality has restructured and rebranded 14 of its hotels, resulting in new executive roles for key leaders Birgitte Nørgaard and Jytte Vestergaard. Formerly jointly responsible for operations of the Four Points Flex hotels, they now take on specialized director roles to drive growth and operational excellence across 20 Nordic hotels.

  • BREEAM certification awarded to Moxy Tromsø

    The BREEAM award is a prestigious certificate in sustainable building processes, which has now been fully awarded to Moxy Tromsø, scoring the third highest status available: BREEAM Very Good.

  • Core Hospitality opens first Marriott Bonvoy property in Esbjerg

    Element by Westin, part of Marriott Bonvoy’s portfolio of extraordinary hotel brands, makes its debut in Denmark with its first opening in Esbjerg. Core Hospitality has confirmed that the hotel A Place To will be rebranded to become Element by Westin Esbjerg at the beginning of 2025.

  • International hotel brand enters Esbjerg

    Heimstaden and Core Hospitality have signed a 15-year contract on the lease and operations of the hotel “A Place to” in Esbjerg, Denmark. The hotel will also expand from 117 guest rooms to 214 guest rooms and will change its name as it seeks to partner with an international brand.

  • Zleep Hotels and Core Hospitality merge

    All 14 Zleep Hotels in Denmark are merging with the management company Core Hospitality to create one of the largest hotel operators in the country.

  • Hotel group increases focus on leisure sales

    Danish hotel group, Core Hospitality, expands its sales team with a new role focusing on leisure sales. Patrick Menzies has been appointed to take on this new strategic focus within the growing hotel group.

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