2028, Panama | Accor announces the arrival of Pullman in Panama City, its first premium property in the country

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The Hospitality Tribune
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Accor announces the arrival of the Pullman Hotels & Resorts brand in Panama, marking the opening of the Group’s very first premium hotel in the country. Due in 2028, the Pullman Panama City will feature 300 rooms, event spaces, a coworking area, restaurants, wellness zones and a rooftop, offering an experience designed for travellers combining business, leisure and connectivity, in one of Latin America’s leading hubs.

According to Accor, the choice of Panama reflects the country’s growing importance as a regional hub for business, connectivity and investment, and reinforces the Group’s strategy of expanding its premium segment into markets with strong potential for tourism and business travel.

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This signing forms part of the wider momentum behind the Pullman brand’s development, which now counts more than 150 hotels worldwide and more than 60 projects in the pipeline, with recent signings in Egypt and Armenia confirming the Group’s ambition to roll out its premium offering in new strategic markets.

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Pullman Panama City — Accor – Milestone: Pullman brand debut in Panama; Accor’s first premium-segment hotel in the country – Expected opening: 2028 – Rooms: 300 – Amenities: event spaces, coworking, restaurants, wellness areas, rooftop – Strategic rationale: Panama’s growing role as a regional business, connectivity and investment hub – Pullman brand context: 150+ hotels worldwide, 60+ projects in development

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