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Halbersbacher Hospitality grows in Germany and strongly in Thailand

14.7.2022

Dresden. At the beginning of June, the mightyTwice Hotel in Dresden opened its doors and became the 13th hotel of the private hotel operating company Halbersbacher Hospitality, headquartered in Bad Doberan, Germany. A few days later, the 82-room Falkenstein Hotel in Inzell was taken over. At the same time, the company celebrated its tenth anniversary and announced details of its planned expansion in Thailand.

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