Four Seasons Marks 65 Years with a Clear Vision for Long-Term Growth

In 2026, Four Seasons celebrates its 65th anniversary with a clear roadmap for long-term growth, focusing on strategic expansion, experiential travel innovation, and residential development.

Global Footprint
- Operates 135 hotels & resorts and 61 residences in 47 countries.
- Pipeline includes ~60 projects across Americas, Europe, Middle East, Asia-Pacific.

Upcoming Openings (2026)
- Cartagena, Colombia – transformation of colonial landmarks.
- Venice, Italy – Danieli, A Four Seasons Hotel.
- Mykonos, Greece – second property in Greece.
- Gstaad, Switzerland – alpine luxury at The Park Gstaad.
- Saudi Arabia – Red Sea (Shura Island), AMAALA (Triple Bay), Madinah.
- Hanoi, Vietnam – debut in Vietnam’s capital.

Future Pipeline
- Return to Berlin after 20 years.
- New projects in Rio de Janeiro, Charleston, Telluride, Deer Valley, and more.

Experiential Travel
- Four Seasons Yachts – inaugural sailing in 2026 across Mediterranean, Caribbean, Adriatic.
- Private Jet Experience – expanding itineraries in Bali, Spain, Mexico with curated multi-property journeys.

Residential Growth
- 61 residential properties in 20 countries; 65% of pipeline includes residences.
- New openings in Istanbul, Bahrain Bay, Puerto Rico, Mumbai, Orlando, plus standalone residences in Washington DC, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Las Vegas, Miami.

Leadership Perspective
Alejandro Reynal, President & CEO:
> “Our strength comes from staying true to our values – service excellence and genuine care – while growing intentionally and innovating with purpose.”

Strategic Significance
- Reinforces Four Seasons’ service-led culture and long-term investment stability.
- Expands luxury offerings in heritage landmarks, new destinations, and lifestyle residences.
- Positions Four Seasons as a leader in experiential, residential, and sustainable luxury travel.