Fattal Holdings (1998) stock: 12 new Israeli hotels planned
Published on 10/30/2026 at 01:12 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSExpansion plans reshape Fattal's outlook
- Fattal Hotels is pursuing new properties in Eilat, the Dead Sea, Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.
- The group is also investing in renovations and developing luxury and urban boutique collections.
- Management says the company continues to invest despite recent challenges for Israeli tourism.
Fattal Hotels plans to expand its Israeli portfolio with at least 12 new hotels by 2030, according to a report by The Jerusalem Post published on October 16, 2026. The projects are expected to add more than 2,000 rooms and are at different stages of development.
New projects across Israel
The reported pipeline includes an Avra hotel in Eilat, a NYX hotel with a water park at the Dead Sea, another NYX property in Jerusalem and the Palatin Hotel in Tel Aviv. The planned developments would broaden Fattal's presence in several of Israel's main tourism markets.
The group is also renovating existing properties, including hotels in Tel Aviv, Haifa, Tiberias, the Dead Sea, Jerusalem, Eilat and Ashdod. The Jerusalem Post reported that Fattal has invested hundreds of millions of shekels in these upgrades in recent years.
Collections and European reach
Alongside established brands such as Leonardo, U, Herods and NYX, Fattal is developing the Fattal Limited Edition and Fattal Colors collections. The former focuses on luxury properties, while the latter targets urban boutique hotels with a stronger connection to local neighborhoods.
David Fattal, the group's founder and controlling shareholder, said the company operates in 17 of Europe's 20 most popular tourist cities, with 87 hotels across those destinations. The same report said the group operates 332 hotels in 22 countries and offers more than 59,000 rooms, based on company figures.
Fattal Holdings (1998) at a glance
- Business: International hotel group
- Expansion: At least 12 new Israeli hotels planned by 2030
- Additional capacity: More than 2,000 planned rooms
- Reported footprint: 332 hotels in 22 countries
- Reported room count: More than 59,000 rooms
For investors, the development program points to continued capital deployment and exposure to the recovery and growth of Israeli tourism. Execution, construction schedules and demand for hotel accommodation will remain important factors in assessing the strategy.
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