First Group hotel lights up to spread Hope during the COVID-19 Pandemic
30 APRIL 2020 – Last night, First Group’s Palace Hotel & Suites brought hope to Durban beachfront in support of the global hotel initiative and their joint fight against COVID-19. Hotels around the world are standing together in solidarity to show their commitment in battling the global health pandemic by turning on the lights to create glowing hearts and words of inspiration.
Along with the message of keeping hope alive, First Group also posted a message to their guests on social media saying, “To the light of our lives, our guests, we cannot wait to once again welcome you to our resorts, and witness lasting, magical memories being made.”
About First Group
Since inception in 1990, First Group has been committed to delivering world-class holiday destinations that offer unique experiences, ensuring magical and lasting memories for everyone, all the time. From coastal getaways and mountain retreats to fun-filled family holidays and bush adventures, First Group has over 25 properties in Southern Africa including well-known hotels and resorts such as Selborne Golf Estate, Hotel & Spa, La Montagne, Bushman’s Nek and Magalies Park.
As one of the leading leisure and hotel management companies in South Africa, First Group prides itself on being at the forefront of the hospitality industry and this, coupled with their vast expertise across a multitude of business platforms, has helped them develop into the multi-billion-Rand company you see today.
For more information: https://www.firstgroup-sa.co.za
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