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lunes, 30 de marzo de 2020

HISTORIA CADENAS HOTELERAS

SUN INTERNATIONAL HOTELS





Sun International Hotels Limited es una cadena hotelera de resort y destino de casino de Sudáfrica creada por Sol Kerzner, probablemente Más conocida Por su Sun City Resort cerca de Rustenburg en la provincia del noroeste. Especializada en juegos, hospitalidad y entretenimiento, la compañía posee el 42.5% del mercado de casinos de Sudáfrica. Sun International Hotels tiene su sede en las Bahamas, en Paradise Island, que es el centro turístico isleño más grande del mundo, el 70% de los cuales es propiedad de la compañía.  Sun International se incorporó a Sudáfrica en 1967 y también tiene una oficina central en Sandton, Johannesburgo.

SOL KERZNER FOUNDER



Their hotel business traces its roots back to 1969, when the Southern Sun Hotel Company was created when South African Breweries and South African businessman Sol Kerzner joined forces. By 1983, Southern Sun Hotels operated 35 hotels, generating a net income of $35 million . At this time, South African Breweries split its hotel interests into two; Sun International, headed by Sol Kerzner, retained all of the casino hotels located in the areas that South Africa had designated as "independent homelands" and had Southern Sun as a 20% stakeholder. Sol Kerzner sold all of his share in Southern Sun to focus on Sun International (South Africa). Southern Sun retained the company's other hotels in South Africa, and remained focused on the hotel market rather than casinos. 1984 saw the commencement of Kersaf Investments Limited, a company that took great interest in Sun International (South Africa). This commencement was by a scheme of arrangement, such that Sun International would form one of Kersaf's subsidiaries. Kersaf was more focused on cinemas, restaurants, shopping and leisure at first, but as the next twenty years passed, its hotel and casino interests thrived under the Sun International brand, and slowly Kersaf began to dispose of its other interests and acquire more share in Sun International.
After the end of Apartheid in South Africa in 1994, the so-called homelands were re-integrated into the new South Africa. This allowed Southern Sun to develop its own gaming resorts and began to compete increasingly with Sun International. In 2000, Southern Sun sold its stake in Sun International to Kersaf Investments Limited, who then continued to acquire minority interests in Sun International. In 2004, Kersaf Investments Limited merged with Sun International to form Sun International Limited, the company that exists today. As of 2017, Sun International Limited owns or is involved in 19 international hotels, casinos and resorts.







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