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Mogotel Hotel Group and Marriott International launch their first joint project: Latvia’s first Four Points Flex by Sheraton hotel to open in Riga

Mogotel Hotel Group and Marriott International launch their first joint project: Latvia’s first Four Points Flex by Sheraton hotel to open in Riga
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Mogotel Hotel Group and Marriott International are launching the first 'Four Points Flex by Sheraton' hotel in Riga, Latvia. The project involves the rebranding and renovation of an existing hotel property in the city's Old Town.

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This partnership represents a significant expansion of international hospitality brands in the Baltic region, aimed at modernizing local tourism assets.

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The first Four Points Flex by Sheraton hotel in Latvia, Four Points Flex by Sheraton Riga Old Town, will open in Riga in October. It is the first project that Mogotel Hotel Group is implementing in cooperation with Marriott International, one of the world's leading hospitality companies. The launch of Four Points Flex by Sheraton in the Latvian market marks an important milestone in the company's development, while adding another internationally recognised hotel brand to Latvia's hospitality market.

Four Points Flex by Sheraton Riga Old Town is located in the heart of Riga's Old Town at 49 Vaļņu Street, on the site of the former Wellton Riga Hotel & SPA. It is one of Marriott International's newest brands, created for modern travellers who value quality service, thoughtful functionality and a convenient location.

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