NI firm wins contract to develop hotels across UK

A Northern Ireland property and leisure company today teamed up with a leading Scottish hotel management company to develop hotels worth hundreds of millions of euro across Britain.

NI firm wins contract to develop hotels across UK
Fri, 08 Jun, 2007 - 17:03

A Northern Ireland property and leisure company today teamed up with a leading Scottish hotel management company to develop hotels worth hundreds of millions of euro across Britain.

The Kennedy Group of Coleraine, Co Derry and BDL Management Ltd of Glasgow said they had a five year hotel development plan which would have an end investment value of over £600m (€883m).

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