This is the 15th edition of our annual Hotel Chain Development Pipelines in Africa survey and analysis. This year
we recorded data from 45 international and regional hotel chains (some with nil returns), reporting their pipeline
activity for 119 of their brands for which they have signed deals in Africa.

This is the 14th edition of our annual Hotel Chain Development Pipelines in Africa report and analysis, and the third to be produced in the throes of the COVID-19 pandemic. Happily, it does appear that we are at the beginning of the end of the pandemic – the Africa CDC (an agency of the African Union) reported that as of mid-February 2022 The overall daily reported number of new cases across the continent is on a downward trend.

This is the 13th edition of our annual Hotel Chain Development Pipelines in Africa report and analysis. That number is unlucky for some, but as usual we are not dealing with luck, instead some very hard work, by the hotel brands and by the investors that they engage with, in very hard times. This report is something of a curate's egg, parts of the news it contains are excellent, but sorry to say that, in addition, there are some bad points to convey

Hotel Chain Development Pipelines in Africa 20203
Our 12th edition of the Hotel Chain Development Pipelines in Africa brings news of a continuing increase in the
chains' development activity in Africa. The pipeline now sits at 77,896 rooms in 408 hotels, up 3.6 per cent on
2019

It is with great pleasure that we present the 2018 edition of our annual Hotel Chain Development Pipelines in Africa. This is our 10th edition, and we present it with a sense of achievement and pride,

Welcome to the 2017 edition of our annual Hotel Chain Development Pipelines in Africa. This ninth edition of our annual survey has 36 international and regional contributors, reporting pipeline activity of almost 73,000 rooms in 417 hotels, a 13 per cent increase on the 2016 pipeline.

Welcome to the 8th edition of our annual survey of the hotel chains' development activity in Africa. We first produced the survey in 2009, with contributions from 19 international and regional hotel chains, who reported between them a pipeline of 144 hotels and almost 30,000 rooms.

Welcome to the 7th edition of our annual survey of the international hotel chain development intentions and activities in Africa. We are pleased that this survey has received increasing attention from investors, hospitality and real estate professionals, and other parties interested in the Africa growth story, including the hotel chains themselves, and has become acknowledged as an authoritative source on the African hotel industry.

Welcome to the sixth edition of our annual survey of the international hotel chains' development intentions and activities in Africa – the Pipeline Report. Our research tracks hotel development deals in the 54 countries of Africa. There are of course, other deals being discussed besides those listed in our report, which we will include, hopefully, in future surveys; this one includes only those deals that are signed and confirmed – although not necessarily yet actually under construction, as this report shows.