New Mauritius Hotels Ltd
Beachcomber Resorts & Hotels
TypeLimited company
SEM: NHM [1]
IndustryHospitality, Tour Operating and In-flight Catering
Founded1952 [2]
HeadquartersBeachcomber House, Botanical Garden Street, Curepipe, Mauritius
Key people
  • Hector Espitalier-Noël,
  • Chairman
  • Gilbert Espitalier-Noël,
  • CEO
765M (2019)
Number of employees
About 5000
Websitewww.beachcomber-hotels.com

Beachcomber Resorts & Hotels is the trading name of New Mauritius Hotels Ltd, a Mauritius-based company in the hospitality industry. It owns and manages eight hotels in Mauritius, one in the Seychelles and one in Morocco. It also operates an in-flight catering business (operating as Plaisance Catering) and five tour operating companies around the world.

New Mauritius Hotels is the biggest and oldest hotel group in Mauritius with about 2077 rooms (around 25% of the total in Mauritius). It is one of the two largest companies listed on the Mauritian stock exchange by market capitalisation.

History

The first hotel of the group was started in 1952.[2]

  • 1952 : The Park Hotel (Curepipe - central region) first hotel of the group, nowadays the headquarters of the group.
  • 1962:
    • Opening of Le Chaland (south-east of Mauritius)
    • Opening of Le Morne Plage (south-west of Mauritius)
  • 1964: Establishment of New Mauritius Hotels Ltd (NMH) trading as Beachcomber Hotels
  • 1967 : Opening of Le Brabant (replacing the former Le Morne Plage in the south-west of Mauritius)
  • 1971 : Opening of Trou aux Biches (in the north of Mauritius)
  • 1972: Opening of the Dinarobin Pierre Desmarais Hotel (south-west of Mauritius)
  • 1985 : Opening of Royal Palm Mauritius (north of Mauritius)
  • 1991 : Opening of the Shandrani (replacing the former Le Chaland in the south-east of Mauritius)
  • 1992: Beachcomber Hotels buys the former Pullman Hotel in Grand-Bay and renames it Le Mauricia
  • 1994 : Beachcomber Hotels buys the former "Le Mariya Hotel" located in Pointe aux Piments. Following extensive works, the hotel is renamed Le Victoria
  • 1996 : Le Méridien Brabant and Paradis are merged under the brand name, Paradis Hotel & Golf Club
  • 1997 : Beachcomber Hotels buys Le Canonnier (north of Mauritius)
  • 2001 :
    • Opening of Sainte Anne Resort & Spa (Sainte Anne Island, Seychelles)
    • Opening of the Dinarobin Hotel Golf & Spa (south-west of Mauritius)
  • 2006 : Creation of the ‘Apartment Village’ at Le Mauricia
  • 2007: Launch of Shandrani Serenity plus, the first fully inclusive 5 star resort in Mauritius
  • 2010: Reopening of Trou aux Biches, renamed Trou aux Biches Resort & Spa after two years of work
  • 2011: Takeover of brands Mautourco and White Sand Tours[3]
  • 2013: Soft opening of Royal Palm Marrakech, the first Beachcomber hotel in Morocco
  • 2014: Opening of a Spa by Clarins at the Royal Palm Marrakech

In 2016, a fraud of some MUR 115 million was perpetrated through electronic means to the detriment of the company.[4]

Locations

Name Country Location
Royal Palm Hotel Mauritius Royal Road - Grand Baie
Dinarobin Hotel Golf & Spa Le Morne Peninsula
Paradis Hotel & Golf Club Le Morne Peninsula
Trou Aux Biches Resort & Spa Trou Aux Biches - Triolet
Shandrani Resort & Spa Blue Bay
Le Victoria Hotel Pointe Aux Piments
Le Canonnier Hotel Royal Road - Pointe Aux Canonniers
Le Mauricia Hotel Royal Road - Grand Baie

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Company Snapshot Information - Code". Stock Exchange of Mauritius. Retrieved 22 December 2015.
  2. 1 2 "Beachcomber Hotels History". New Mauritius Hotels. Archived from the original on 23 December 2015. Retrieved 22 December 2015.
  3. ↑ Desai, Bhavik (5 July 2010). "Les investisseurs étrangers reviennent à la Bourse de Maurice" [Foreign investors return to the Stock Exchange of Mauritius]. lexpress.mu (in French). Mauritius: La Sentinelle Limited. Retrieved 2010-07-05. Mais il a suffi que la MCB et New Mauritius Hotels (NMH), qui ont les plus fortes capitalisations, chutent d'une roupie, et Sun Resorts de deux roupies, jeudi, pour que l'indice tombe de sept points.
  4. ↑ "[Audio] New Mauritius Hotels: découverte d'une fraude de Rs 115 millions". Defimedia (in French). 2016-03-21. Retrieved 2017-08-23.


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