Hotel investment opportunities across Africa – Full table of content

Last updated on 16/10/2023

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Part 1 – Scope & Methodology: Focus on Africa’s key cities for business travel

• Page 5: List of cities covered by current study (Figure 1)
• Page 6: Description of methodology (Figure 2)

Part 2 – Context: Strong economic fundamentals across Africa

• Page 9: GDP growth rate of African countries (2012-2017) (Figure 3)
• Page 10:
  • Participation of economic sectors to African countries’ GDP (%GDP,2008-2011) (Figure 4)
  • Growth of economic sectors (2008-2011) (Figure5)
• Page 11: Population growth rate in African countries (2012-2017) (Figure 6)
• Page 12: Population of largest African cities (Figure 7)
• Page 13: Population growth for the largest African cities (2010-2020) (Figure 8)
• Page 14: Additional population expected in the largest African cities (2010-2020) (Figure 9)
• Page 15: Sagaci Research Composite Index of country risk/business environment 2013 (Figure 10)
• Page 16:
  • Breakdown of FDIs by region in billion USD (Figure 11)
  • Breakdown of FDIs by region (%) (Figure 12)
• Page 17: Average FDI inflows in the Top 30 African Destinations (% of total inflows) (Figure 13)
• Page 18: Sagaci Research Country Attractiveness Matrix 2013 (Figure 14)
• Page 19: Economic attractiveness of largest African cities (Figure 15)

Part 3 – Heatmap 2018: Our short-list of 7 attractive cities for investment by 2018

• Page 22: 2018 Heatmap: List of most attractive cities (Figure 16)
• Page 23: Number of potential new hotels (beyond existing pipeline) (Figure 17)
• Page 24: Size of opportunity by country attractiveness (Figure 18)
• Page 25: 2012-2018 Heatmap by city (Figure 19)
• Page 26: Split of “Business Rooms” by category by city in 2018 (Figure 20)

Part 4 – Demand: Strong expected business traffic growth over 2013-2018

• Page 28:
  • Growth of air traffic 2012-2018 (Figure 21)
  • Growth of air traffic by city 2012-2018 (Figure 22)
• Page 29: Air traffic growth forecasts benchmarks (Figure 23)
• Page 30: 2018 air traffic by key city (million passengers) (Figure 24)
• Page 33: Traffic to/from & within Africa (2006-2012) (Figure 25)
• Page 34:
  • North Africa: traffic to/from & within (Figure 26)
  • Sub-Saharan Africa: traffic to/from & within (Figure 27)
• Page 35: Nationality of travelers arriving in African countries (Figure 28)
• Page 36: Nationality of travelers arriving in Sub-Saharan African countries (Figure 29)
• Page 37:
  • Origin of flights to North Africa (million passengers) (Figure 30)
  • Origin of flights to Sub-Saharan Africa (million passengers) (Figure 31)
• Page 38:
  • Origin of flights to North Africa (million passengers) (Figure 32)
  • Origin of flights to Sub-Saharan Africa (million passengers) (Figure 33)
• Page 39: Fastest growing capacity by country of origin (exluding African countries) (2006-2012) (Figure 34)
• Page 40: Leading airlines current and new 2012 destinations across Africa (Figure 35)
• Page 41: Traffic by Key City in Africa in 2012 (Figure 36)
• Page 42: Traffic growth by Key City in Africa (2006-2012) (Figure 37)
• Page 43:
  • Africa: Business traffic (million passengers) (Figure 38)
  • Key Cities: Business traffic (million passengers) (Figure 39)
• Page 44:
  • Growth of business travelers traffic by origin (North Africa) (Figure 40)
  • Growth of business travelers traffic by origin (Sub-Saharan Africa) (Figure 41)
• Page 45: Number of business travelers (traveling by air) in 2012 (Figure 42)
• Page 46: Number of business travelers (2006-2012) (Figure 43)

Part 5 – 165 hotel projects across key cities, 1.400 existing properties to date

• Page 49: Number of new hotels and additional rooms by city (Figure 44)
• Page 50: Number of hotel projects between 2012 and 2018 (Figure 45)
• Page 51: Increase in room capacity (2012-2018) (Figure 46)
• Page 52:
  • Growth of 4* hotels by 2018 (rooms) (Figure 47)
  • Growth of 5* hotels by 2018 (rooms) (Figure 48)
• Page 53: Number of chain operators in Key Cities by 2018 (Figure 49)
• Page 54: Number of branded hotel projects across Key Cities (2012-2018) (Figure 50)
• Page 55: Hotel projects by year of opening (2013-2018) (Figure 51)
• Page 56: Illustration of delays for selected projects (Figure 52)
• Page 59:
  • Number of hotels in 2013 (Figure 53)
  • Number of rooms in 2013 (Figure 54)
• Page 60: Number of rooms by city & by category in 2013 (Figure 55)
• Page 61: Number of hotel rooms for 1.000 inhabitants in 2013 (Figure 56)
• Page 62:
  • Share of branded hotels – All African Key Cities (Figure 57)
  • Share of branded hotels – North Africa (Figure 58)
  • Share of branded hotels – Sub-Saharan Africa (Figure 59)
• Page 63:
  • Share of branded rooms – All African Key Cities (Figure 60)
  • Share of branded rooms – North Africa (Figure 61)
  • Share of branded rooms – Sub-Saharan Africa (Figure 62)
• Page 64:
  • Share of branded hotels (Figure 63)
  • Share of branded hotel rooms (Figure 64)
• Page 65:
  • Share of branded 3*/4*/5* hotels (Figure 65)
  • Share of branded 3*/4*/5* rooms (Figure 66)
• Page 66: Split of rooms by category in 2012 (Figure 67)
• Page 67:
  • Penetration of branded hotels within Key Cities (Figure 68)
  • Share of 3* branded hotels in Key Cities (Figure 69)
• Page 68: Zoom on Ibis and Protea Hotels (Figure 70)
• Page 69: Zoom on Onomo (Figure 71)
• Page 70:
  • Split of hotels by type of chain (Figure 72)
  • Split of rooms by type of chain (Figure 73)
• Page 71: List of main African regional chains (Figure 74)
• Page 72: Presence of chains by region in number of rooms (Figure 75)
• Page 73:
  • Major chains (hotels) across Africa (Figure 76)
  • Major chains (rooms) across Africa (Figure 77)
• Page 74:
• • Major brands (hotels) across Africa (Figure 78)
  • Major brands (rooms) across Africa (Figure 79)
• Page 75: Share of hotels in Africa compared to total worldwide number of hotels in 2013 (Figure 80)
• Page 76: Average price per night in 4* and 5* hotels (Jan. 2013) (Figure 81)
• Page 78:
• • Number of investors in North Africa by region of origin (Figure 82)
  • Number of investors in Sub-Saharan Africa by region of origin (Figure 83)
• Page 79: Number of projects led by main investors in Key Cities (Figure 84)

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