Domes Resorts expansion strategy strengthens its position in the European lifestyle hospitality market as the Greek group acquires Casa Collective from Goldman Sachs. Moreover, the deal brings together the Casa Cook, Cook’s Club, and Xia brands under new ownership, reinforcing a broader international growth plan focused on franchising, management contracts, and strategic partnerships. As a result, the acquisition marks a significant step in the group’s long-term development strategy.

The portfolio includes five Casa Cook properties, with two located in Egypt and two in Greece, totaling more than 360 keys. In addition, the brand extends its presence with a 4-star, 50-room hotel in Madonna di Campiglio in Italy. Meanwhile, Cook’s Club adds six active properties across Egypt, Turkey, and Greece, with further expansion already planned through additional pipeline projects. Consequently, Domes Resorts expansion strategy supports a diversified growth model across both leisure destinations and urban gateway cities.

Furthermore, Domes Resorts plans to operate Casa Collective as an independent entity, ensuring continuity in brand identity and management. At the same time, founder Remo Masala remains involved as a minority shareholder and continues to support creative direction and branding. Notably, the group already operates 21 hotels across Greece, Portugal, and Spain, some in partnership with major international brands such as Marriott and Hilton.

In addition, the company collaborates with several major investment partners, including Brookfield Asset Management and Prodea Investments, which further strengthens its financial and strategic positioning. Finally, the recent acquisition of Domes Baobab Suites in Tenerife highlights the group’s ongoing commitment to expanding its luxury and lifestyle portfolio across key international markets.