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Kempinski is a hotel group founded in 1897. Kempinski Hotels, the trading name for Kempinski Aktiengesellschaft, is an independent German delisted AG, which is involved in a number of hotel and hospitality related businesses, including conference, catering and hotel supplies.

Kempinski Hotels now owns and runs an international portfolio of 60 hotels. A further 43 hotels are either under final development or construction in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Today, Kempinski is majority owned by the Crown Property Bureau of Thailand. Kempinski is also a Member of the Global Hotel Alliance with currently comprises Anantara, Cham, Dusit, Kempinski, Landis, Leela, Marco Polo, Omni and Pan Pacific, encompassing 160 upscale, luxury, and low-scale hotels with over 46,000 rooms in 41 different countries. The CEO of Kempinski is Reto Witwer from Switzerland (2008).

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