SANTO DOMINGO –With a transformative vision for tourism, a commitment to national development, and a focus on Dominican talent, Coral Hospitality Corp. (CHC) officially launched its new division specializing in hotel management: CHC Hotels.
The event was led by Ricardo Felip and David Llibre, vice presidents of Coral Hospitality Corp., who highlighted that this new stage marks a turning point for the corporation, with a structure that will allow it to consolidate the brand's leadership in the region, expand its portfolio of operations and continue to focus on human quality as the core of its growth.
CHC Hotels was founded as the specialized unit of Coral Hospitality Corp., a company dedicated to the operation, administration, and comprehensive management of hotels, encompassing key areas such as finance, human resources, sales, marketing, and operations, with a strong emphasis on the quality of the customer experience. With over 25 years of experience in the sector, the group manages all-inclusive properties, tourist condominiums, and the marketing of residences and vacation clubs.
During his speech, David Llibre, Vice President of Coral Hospitality Corp., stated: “This is an opportune moment to reflect on our journey and acknowledge the impact we have had on the development of tourism in our country. From our beginnings as Coral Hotels to our consolidation as Coral Hospitality Corp., we have grown true to the principle that 'what does not grow perishes,' diversifying our operations with vision and commitment. Today, with more than 2,000 employees in three countries and multiple business divisions, we reaffirm our commitment to the future of tourism and the well-being of our people.”
Ricardo Felip, Joel Santos, Julio Llibre and David Llibre. (EXTERNAL SOURCE).
The meeting included a presentation of CHC's expansion plans, which include the signing and opening of new hotels between 2025 and 2028 under internationally renowned brands such as Hilton, Wyndham, IHG, Best Western, and Marriott. It was also announced that more than 10 additional properties are currently under negotiation.
Ricardo Felip, Vice President of Coral Hospitality, pointed out: “CHC Hotels is not just an operational and administrative division; it is a statement of purpose. Where others see rooms, we see opportunities to transform lives. We are committed to a more human, more efficient, and more sustainable tourism.
CHC Hotels will operate with a strategic, flexible, and customer-centric approach, managing both its own brands and global franchises. The group's flagship brands, such as Xëliter, Coral Costa Caribe, and International Vacation Club, continue to lead in key areas like the management of tourist condominiums and personalized vacation experiences.
In his speech, Ricardo Felip addressed each of the groups that make the group's operations possible: “To our partners, we give our word that their success is part of our identity. To our employees, who are the soul of this project. And to our country, which will always be at the heart of our decisions,” he emphasized.
With this new division, Coral Hospitality Corp. reaffirms its commitment to consolidating its presence in the Caribbean, fostering national economic development, and offering hospitality that inspires, transcends, and leaves a lasting impression.
