IHG Hotels & Resorts
IHG franchises and manages hotels from InterContinental to Holiday Inn Express, earning fees on rooms revenue while hotel owners fund the buildings and a shared fund pays for marketing, reservations and loyalty.
Half its new hotels were existing hotels switching brands.
Conversions let independent owners join IHG quickly, so growth does not wait for construction.
How big is IHG Hotels & Resorts?
Fees on franchised and managed hotels.
- Franchise and base management fees56%$1.37B
- Owned and leased hotels22%$544M
- Central revenue14%$336M
- Incentive management fees8%$190M
- Insurance activities1%$27M
Owners fund the brand. IHG collects fees.
- 1Brands to hotel owners
- 2Owner fees into a System Fund
- 3Fees on rooms revenue
IHG runs the shared marketing, reservations and loyalty fund for owners but does not manage it to make a profit.
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CEO: Elie Maalouf
- 1777William Bass opens a brewery in Burton-on-Trent
- 1952First Holiday Inn opens in Memphis
- 1954Holiday Inn becomes the first hotel brand to franchise
- 1983Priority Club Rewards launches
- 1998Bass buys the InterContinental brand
Every number on this page comes from IHG Hotels & Resorts's own reports.
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