10 hotels in France boycotted by citizens of Egypt, Bahrain, UAE, Saudi Arabia

In the Schengen countries of Europe, namely France, Germany, Switzerland, and Austria, together with Bosnia and Herzegovina in South-Eastern Europe, residents of the four countries against terrorism; the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Egypt began to plan their annual vacations there.

The planning for the holidays requires hotel reservations, but this year it seems that travelers to France must take into account several caveats before choosing the hotels in French, especially after information, revealed that a large number of Parisian hotels in particular belonged to Hamdeen regime and a number of the Qatari ruling family, who did not hesitate to support terrorism in all its forms.

The 24 website conducted an investigation on the top 10 hotels in the French capital Paris, which belongs to the Qatari ruling family directly or indirectly through businessmen or Qatari companies, which took advantage of the wealth of Qatar to buy many portfolios of hotels in several European capitals, Along with other foreign investments to inject funds into its treasury to support terrorism.

Raffles and Evro

Qatar National Hotels Company (QNH), which was established and fully owned by the Government of Qatar, acquired the Royal Monso Raffles Hotel in 2012 in Paris. The hotel was personally purchased by the Emir of Qatar, Hamad Bin Khalifa Al Thani in 2003 and located on the Place Vendome in Paris.

Lambert

The brother of the Emir of Qatar bought the Lambert Hotel, a seventeenth-century palace about $ 116 million on the French island of Saint-Louis in Paris in 2007, designed by Louis Loevy.

5 hotels

Katara Hospitality (formerly Qatar National Hotels Company) has purchased four of the largest hotels owned by the Starwood Capital Group in France in 2012, for between 700 and 750 million euros.

The four hotels are Martinez in Cannes, Concorde Lafayette, Hotel du Louvre in Paris and the Palais de la Mediterranee in Nice.

Qatari company also purchased the Starwood Capital Group in France in 2012, the Peninsula Hotel in Paris.

Carlton

The Qatari investor, Ghanem Ben Saad Al Saad, bought the Carlton Hotel in Cannes, on the Cote d'Azur in January 2012 from Lebanese businessman Tawfiq Abu Khater.

Buddha Bar

Katara Hospitality has bought the Buddha Bar Hotel in the heart of Paris' eighth arrondissement.