Sedie Hotel makes strong post-pandemic recovery

Friday, November 03, 2023 | 250 Views |

New beginnings: Sedie Hotel has been spruced up and is enjoying higher occupancies

MAUN: Local landmark, Sedie Hotel, has underlined its recovery from the COVID-19 crunch through the completion of a refurbishment and expansion exercise.

Sedie, which is under Desert and Delta Safaris, a subsidiary of Chobe Holdings, has seen increasingly higher numbers of both local and international visitors, even exceeding pre-pandemic occupancies, Desert and Delta Safaris marketing coordinator, Blessing Lechane, said.

Part of the allure driving the numbers if the refurbishment.

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